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Last Updated: 21 Nov 2011

The X Factor Warning

Has anyone been watching this year’s series of The X Factor? Following viewers’ complaints of the show being dragged out for far too long, it’s been alleged that the contestants have been told that it’s their own poor performances that are ruining the show.

Following a dramatic slump in ratings over the last few weeks, it’s been reported that the show’s bosses have made no secret of their concerns, telling the acts that their performances are too boring and that the public don’t even remember some of the contestants' names.

Many fans were disappointed this year when not only did Cheryl Cole refuse to return to the show, but creator Simon Cowell couldn’t even be bothered with it either! Instead he flew to Los Angeles to judge the American version of the competition.

Have you been watching? Dedicated fans are worried this could spell the end of The X Factor. Are you bored of the show? Or are this year’s contestants simply not good enough?

 

Your Comments

Clementina at 16:05 on 21st Oct 2011

None of the acts really stand out tbh. Each year, you could see an outstanding act except this year. All basic.

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Anon at 16:05 on 21st Oct 2011

You cant seriously tell me out of the millions of people who applied in the UK that this was the best of the bunch ???? Seriously - Worst bunch of contestants ever !! Just really not worth watching anymore

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Anon at 16:05 on 21st Oct 2011

well, if they put through acts that were good instead of kicking them off at judges houses - I can think of a few there - mmmmmmmmmmm Jade Richards? And WHAT was Louis on - picking Goldie over the likes of Sami - you see why people give up watching and paying.............

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