Summary
A singing contest with a twist. Talented singers take to the stage to perform in front of the 100 - a panel of musical experts from all over the UK.
A singing contest with a twist. Talented singers take to the stage to perform in front of the 100 - a panel of musical experts from all over the UK.
The likeable singing show reaches its grand final having done enough – with more than three-and-a-half million viewers each week – to have a shot at further series down the line.
Or let’s hope so, anyway. The format has its glitches, not least that a cynical person might wonder what Geri Horner adds to proceedings, when there are literally 99 other judges on the show with more interesting things to say. Luckily, they – the 100, who are stacked up like a wall of Celebrity Squares overlooking the set – bring a nice touch of Gogglebox voice-of-the-people to proceedings.
And Rob Beckett’s larky, mickey-taking presence as host adds the touch of sharpness every talent show needs to cut through the schmaltz. The finalists compete for glory (and a cheque), with a definite advantage, Winter-Olympics-style, for whoever gets to perform later, so they know what they have to beat.
role | name |
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Presenter | Rob Beckett |
Participant | Geri Horner |
Executive producer | James Fox |
Executive producer | Dom Waugh |
Executive producer | Andrew Cartmell |
Series editor | Marc Bassett |
Director | Liz Clare |
Production company |