PubKicks

It’s hard to believe, but the 2009 show of the X Factor is already moving into the live show stages. All the acts have been chosen, but who will make it to the final and were there some bad decisions made by the judges? And what do people think of the new format of the shows spreading out for the whole weekend? Well let’s take a closer look.

Personally I think it was a mistake to take Daniel Pearce out of the show, I know he has already had a shot at fame, but he probably was one of the most talented contestants on the show. He should have been given a second chance, especially over some of the more controversial singers which were just not as good.

So who could end up winning this year, which of the judges will be the most successful? I think it boils down to Simon Cowell’s acts and Danni Minogues. Again I think after some of Simon’s decisions he sort of weakened his chances of winning and Danni has a very strong category this year and it could potentially look like she is going to be successful again. But I don’t think that you can rule out any of the other judges or contestants because each group has some valuable acts.

So finally the results show has changed, it will now be broad cast a day after the initial live show. Will this work for X Factor? I mean they have already changed the format show so much this year, and will they be doing this kind of approach with the final as well? I mean we have got so used to watching the talent show on Saturdays and getting the results a few hours later, which always worked perfectly. But I do understand that we are now in a credit crisis and the show probably wants to make some more revenue, so what better way to do that then by keeping the lines open for longer.

All in all it’s probably going to be a great entertaining show, like it is every year. But will we find another Alexandra Burke or Leona Lewis? Probably not, but I sure that whoever is the winner will be a winner in their own right and will deserve all of the success that comes their way. I mean what can be more nerve racking then actually singing in front of millions of viewers every single week.