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X Factor - New Format
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Anyone else fed up with the second show, same contestants as last night who got through singing again but to an audience, rather be watching Dragons den.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You can't polish a turd. X Factor lost it's sparkle after Series 2. It's just the same old, same old. Not worth watching unless you are under 16 which is the target audience.
The only way to get this nonsense of our screens is not to watch it so the viewing figures go down and ITV and the Simon Cowell circus get the message.
I see this show as the countdown to Christmas.
Need to start planning which box sets to watch on Saturday and Sunday nights or maybe start going out again to the cinema.
The only way to get this nonsense of our screens is not to watch it so the viewing figures go down and ITV and the Simon Cowell circus get the message.
I see this show as the countdown to Christmas.
Need to start planning which box sets to watch on Saturday and Sunday nights or maybe start going out again to the cinema.
What I find excrutiating are the cutaways they use.
A cutaway is when the camera goes to a quick shot of a judge - and back to the contestant - it's used to edit two sections of film together.
I can only assume they have asked each judge in turn to assume a selection of expressions - amazed / surprised / emotional / shocked,
although in view of the faces we are getting, it's more like -
gormless / constipated / shot at / hand trapped in door / ready to vomit / camp / unsure what's going on ... the list goes on.
It used to be just Louie, which is fine because he is utterly meaningless, and I am unable to remember anything says five seconds after he has finished saying it, but now this has spread to all the judges.
Either it's in their contract, or they don't see the finished edit before broadcast, or they have no say in it once editing is complete - why else would they allow such images to be broadcast to a watching public?
A cutaway is when the camera goes to a quick shot of a judge - and back to the contestant - it's used to edit two sections of film together.
I can only assume they have asked each judge in turn to assume a selection of expressions - amazed / surprised / emotional / shocked,
although in view of the faces we are getting, it's more like -
gormless / constipated / shot at / hand trapped in door / ready to vomit / camp / unsure what's going on ... the list goes on.
It used to be just Louie, which is fine because he is utterly meaningless, and I am unable to remember anything says five seconds after he has finished saying it, but now this has spread to all the judges.
Either it's in their contract, or they don't see the finished edit before broadcast, or they have no say in it once editing is complete - why else would they allow such images to be broadcast to a watching public?