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Wednesday, 19 December 2012

The X Factor (US) Season 2 Episode 26 Season Finale Part 1 preview

and rivaled by the Voice, and a ton of other shows, this is proof that go big or go home really works – it was exciting, captivating, and by opening up the age limits we had youngsters and over 30s who proved that singing is universal, and it’s never too early or too late to try.
As I write this 63 votes cast on IMDb and half of those gave this a 1, what show were they watching? – are they on the Idol production team? This was big and fun – less bad auditions, a huge stadium of people to give their opinion, and the return of Simon Cowell, I mean come on, what more do you want?
This is going to be a very long haul – from now all the way through to Xmas – but I’ve looking forward to every moment. Having watched and seen the amazing success that the X Factor has had in the UK (The number one show producing the number one artist and the UK Christmas number one for the past four years) I feel sure that this is the show that Idol now longs to be; brilliant, brilliant stuff, and the 30 who hated it can vote down my comment, but me, I’m just the audience, and we LOVED it….
Obviously you need to like casting shows to enjoy the program, having said that, people giving this a 1 star rating should be banned from further reviews and ratings since there is more to the production of a TV Show than the likable factor. This program is produced and directed very well, there is a nice flow and speed going on, the scenery shots from the cities alone are worth more than 1 star so what’s it to ya? Let me be very clear, it is Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and LA. Reid, you get exactly what is on the package and someone who’s rating 9 stars for American Idol and 1 Star for The X Factor is a hypocrite. If you like American Idol you like this show, if you don’t like American Idol you won’t like this either. Opening the age limits is a fantastic decision because that gets really interesting later when the contestants will be split into Boys, Girls, Groups and over 30s and receive personal training from the judges and coaches. This is where the show will be different from Idol and since it has worked in other countries very well, it will work in American just fine, despite the hypocritical ratings on this website.

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