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I thought there was a rabbit off with Leanne. Could be r/o or someone watching the rehearsals. We knew it was a gamble as Universal will want her least of all I suspect.
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If twitter WAS accurate vince would be 1.01
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bo v tyler flip flop?
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Leanne layer gone now
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Its always at this point pre final when the seeds of doubt start to be sown. Should I have had so much today on tyler given he can be woeful? twitter says vince but he's a huge red (for me). Bo green reduced to next to nothing but the shrewdies all fancy her.........
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At least we know it's just a random loon backing tyler
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schizophrenic clearly
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My book is:
Leanne - Big Green Tyler - Small Green Bo - Small Red Vince - Big Red I think it could be any of the first 3 really, but middle England will surely not choose Alex Parks mark 2 over Tyler and Leanne? |
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So long as middle england turn up to vote. The number of lurkers on here tonight will give a good indication. Always does. Signs not looking good so far.
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The BBC will not be releasing voting figures and percentages for The Voice UK 2012, it has been revealed.
The Beeb has notoriously refused to reveal voting figures for its reality shows, saying that could influence the way people vote. It’s in stark contrast to The X Factor, where detailed voting stats, including exact percentages and voting figures, are revealed at the end of the series. On The Voice UK voting figures, the BBC commented: “The BBC does not disclose this information, however we will in the final show announce approximately how much money has been raised for charity.” But the news has left a lot of viewers angry, especially as the live final failed to reveal even who had finished in third and second place between Tyler James and Bo Bruce. Speaking in the context of Strictly Come Dancing, the BBC previously explained their stance: “We invite you to vote for the dancers that you liked best, based on their performance in each show and during the series. Releasing voting figures could affect the way that people vote, and also have an impact on the participants. We therefore do not disclose the exact voting figures. “Although the BBC is subject to the Freedom of Information Act, information which is closely connected to our programme-making is not covered by the Act. The Information Commissioner, who regulates the Act, has confirmed that information about Strictly Come Dancing voting is not covered. We are therefore not required to disclose the voting figures under the Act.” |
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There's a smugness about the BBC I despise.
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Stasi Scum..privatise them
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Just be grateful the runner forget to pick up the official results envelope
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They're quite good with radio 3 mind
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