Wednesday 26 June 2013

Got to Dance

Got to Dance, initially titled Just Dance,[1] is a reality talent show dance competitionthat has been broadcast on Sky1 in the United Kingdom and Ireland since 20 December 2009. audition for the show take place in specially built Dance Domes and are open to all dance acts of any age, fashion or size but must be of an unpaid level.
The show is broadcast on Sky1, also in high definition, and is hosted by Davina McCall, with Ashley Banjo, Kimberly Wyatt and Aston Merrygold as judges. In series 1–3, Adam Garcia was a judge and was replace by Merrygold in series 4.[2] Since series 2, the prize wealth is £250,000 for the engaging act.
Contents
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·         1 Format
o    1.1 Voting
·         2 Series overview
·         3 Series 1 (2010)
o    3.1 Semi-finalists
o    3.2 Live show chart summary
·         4 Series 2 (2011)
o    4.1 Callbacks
o    4.2 Semi-finals
§  4.2.1 Semi-final 1 (30 January)
§  4.2.2 Semi-final 2 (6 February)
§  4.2.3 Semi-final 3 (13 February)
§  4.2.4 Semi-final 4 (20 February)
o    4.3 Final
§  4.3.1 Live Final (27 February)
·         5 Series 3 (2012)
o    5.1 Semi-finals
§  5.1.1 Semi-finalists
o    5.2 Final
§  5.2.1 Live Final (4 March)
·         6 Series 4 (2013)
o    6.1 Semi-finals
§  6.1.1 Semi-finalists
o    6.2 Final
§  6.2.1 Live Final (17 March)
·         7 Got to Dance bursary fund
·         8 Transmissions
o    8.1 Warm-up shows
o    8.2 Original series
·         9 Ratings
o    9.1 Series 1
o    9.2 Series 2
o    9.3 Series 3
o    9.4 Series 4
·         10 International versions
o    10.1 US version
o    10.2 Polish version
o    10.3 Australian version
o    10.4 German version
·         11 See also
·         12 References
·         13 External links
Format[edit]
There are five stages to the competition:
·         Stage 1: Producers' audition (these auditions decide who will perform in front of the judges, but they are not broadcast or acknowledged on the show)
·         Stage 2: Judges' auditions
·         Stage 3: Callbacks (some acts may have to perform again at this stage for a place in the semi-finals)
·         Stage 4: Live Semi-finals (each act perform in one semi-final, with only two advance to the final)
·         Stage 5: Live Final
Voting[edit]
Viewers in both Ireland and the United territory can vote via Phone, Red Button (through Sky TV only) or via the official iPhoneapplication, which was introduced in the next sequence. Viewers can vote for free using their website, which was introduce in the fourth series.
Series overview[edit]
Series
Dates
Main Presenter
Judges
Winner (dance style)
Prize money
1
Winter 2010
(January–February)
Davina McCall
Ashley Banjo
Adam Garcia
Kimberly Wyatt
Akai Osei (Street)
£100,000
2
Winter 2011
(January–February)
Chris and Wes (Street)
£250,000
3
Winter 2012
(January–March)
Prodijig (Irish stepdance)
4
Winter 2013
(January–March)
Ashley Banjo
Kimberly Wyatt
Aston Merrygold
Lukas McFarlane(Contemporary)
Series 1 (2010)[edit]
audition for the first series were held in October 2009 in Edinburgh, Manchester and London.[3]
The engaging act, 10 year old Akai, won the £100,000 prize money.[4]
Semi-finalists[edit]
First Semi-final – Sunday 24 January 2010
Second Semi-final – Sunday 31 January 2010
Third Semi-final – Sunday 7 February 2010
Grand Final – Sunday 14 February 2010
Contestants
Emily, Martin Sierra, Parallel, Status, Jukebox Juniors, Bhangra Heads
Kane Ricca, DNA, Beyond Repair, Matthew Koon, MJ Latin, Raw Edge
Unity Youth, Dance Dynamix,Akai Osei, Eclipse, The Box, Fancy Feet
Emily, Jukebox Juniors,Matthew Koon, MJ Latin, The Box, Akai Osei
Advanced to Final
Emily and Jukebox Juniors
Matthew Koon and MJ Latin
The Box and Akai Osei
Akai Osei (Winner)
Live show chart summary[edit]
Legend
Winner
Runner-up
Third place

Won Semi Final
Did Not Dance
Eliminated

Show
Contestant
Result
SF 1
SF 2
SF 3
Final
Final
Akai Osei
Advanced
Winner
Jukebox Juniors
Advanced
2nd
The Box
Advanced
3rd
Emily
Advanced
4th
Matthew Koon
Advanced
5th
MJ Latin
Advanced
6th
Semi
Final 3
Dance Dynamix
3rd
Unity Youth
4th
Fancy Feet
5th
Eclipse
6th
Semi
Final 2
Kane Ricca
3rd
Raw Edge
4th
DNA
5th
Beyond Repair
6th
Semi
Final 1
Status
3rd
Bhangra Heads
4th
Parallel
5th
Martin Sierra
6th
Series 2 (2011)[edit]
A next series of Got to Dance began with a special "Warm Up" show that was broadcast on 19 December 2010 then fully on 2 January 2011. It was hosted by Big Brother presenter, Davina McCall. The prize cash for the second series was £250,000, the largest cash give-away on a television talent show (at the time).
The format of the second series of Got to Dance was slightly different to the first series. There were eight audition shows followed by four live semi-finals, and a live final at Olympia, London on 27 February 2011 in front of an audience of 6,000 people. The salsa dome auditions for the series were held in Glasgow, Dublin & London.
The charming act, Chris and Wes, won the £250,000 prize money.
Callbacks[edit]
At the Callbacks, the judges could not decide sandwiched between eight of the acts so they organised a dance-off to fill the last four semi-final places. The acts in each category had to “face-off” their opponent with one dance; the judges then decided the winner of the each "face-off" and that act went through to the live semi-finals.
The eight acts in the dance-off were:
·         Alleviate (won) vs Sean and Stacey,
·         Dance Dynamix (won) vs Frameous,
·         Lauren Hair (won) vs Natalie,
·         Addam McMillian vs Crazy Popper (paired as duo named Liquid Metallic)
Semi-finals[edit]
The live semi-finals for Got to Dance 2011 began on Sunday 30 January 2011. There were seven acts in each live semi-final (28 in total). Each act performed in one semi-final each with only 2 advancing to the final. The judges awarded gold stars to the acts they held deserved a place in the final.
Semi-final 1 (30 January)[edit]
Order
Contestant(s)
Stars
Result
Adam
Kimberly
Ashley
1
Cerebro
★
★
★
Eliminated
2
Podilya
★
★
★
Eliminated
3
Luke
★
★
★
Eliminated
4
Chris and Wes
★
★
★
Advanced
5
Eruption
★
★
★
Eliminated
6
Alleviate
★
★
★
Advanced
7
Ghetto Fabulous
★
★
★
Eliminated
Semi-final 2 (6 February)[edit]
Order
Contestant(s)
Stars
Result
Adam
Kimberly
Ashley
1
Shockarellas
★
★
★
Eliminated
2
Guys in Sync
★
★
★
Eliminated
3
Damhsa Dreams
★
★
★
Eliminated
4
QMX
★
★
★
Eliminated
5
Ella
★
★
★
Eliminated
6
Turbo
★
★
★
Advanced
7
Dance Dynamix
★
★
★
Advanced
Semi-final 3 (13 February)[edit]
Order
Contestant(s)
Stars
Result
Adam
Kimberly
Ashley
1
Elmes 3 Style
★
★
★
Eliminated
2
Octavia
★
★
★
Eliminated
3
Trilogy
★
★
★
Eliminated
4
Tap Attack
★
★
★
Eliminated
5
Two's Company
★
★
★
Advanced
6
Back2Back
★
★
★
Eliminated
7
Lauren
★
★
★
Advanced
Semi-final 4 (20 February)[edit]
Order
Contestant(s)
Stars
Result
Adam
Kimberly
Ashley
1
Tamara
★
★
★
Eliminated
2
Mystic Force
★
★
★
Eliminated
3
Liquid Metallic
★
★
★
Eliminated
4
Synergy
★
★
★
Eliminated
5
Razzle Dazzle
★
★
★
Advanced
6
Bolly-Flex
★
★
★
Eliminated
7
Trinity Warriors
★
★
★
Advanced
Final[edit]
The live final was 90 action long (taking place at Olympia) and featured the eight dance acts that made it through the semi-finals as well as a special performance from 2010's winner Akai Osei and dance troupe Diversity. After the acts performed there be a 6-minute window for voting. For the first time in a UK hobby program, viewers could vote using a specially designed application for theiPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
Live Final (27 February)[edit]
Contestant(s)
Number of Gold stars
Result
Chris and Wes
★★★
Winners
Alleviate
★★★
Top 3
Razzle Dazzle
★★
Top 3
Turbo
★★★
Eliminated
Dance Dynamix
★
Eliminated
Two's Company
★★★
Eliminated
Lauren
★★
Eliminated
Trinity Warriors
★
Eliminated
Series 3 (2012)[edit]
Series 3 started on 1 January 2012. Producer auditions took place during July & August 2011 in Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Cardiff, Birmingham, Bristol, London and Dublin. Filming took place in various stages from July 2011 - March 2012. The dance domes auditions again took place in London, Glasgow and Dublin.
A special "Warm Up" show was broadcast on 18 December 2011. The series fully began on 1 January 2012, with the next episode the following day. Seven audition shows were aired followed by a "Home Visits" episode and one 30-minute episode featuring the "Callback" performances.
A new show, 'Got to Dance: Auditions Uncut' aired weekdays at 6pm and was narrated by Will Best. As the name suggests, the show featured uncut auditions from the main show and others which were not shown.
The winning act, Prodijig, won the £250,000 prize money.
Semi-finals[edit]
The live semi-finals for Got to Dance 2012 began on Sunday 29 January 2012. Five semi-finals took place, instead of four as previously. In total, 30 acts advanced to the semi-finals in 2012.
Semi-finalists[edit]
Semi-final 1 – 29 January 2012
Semi-final 2 – 5 February 2012
Semi-final 3 – 12 February 2012
Semi-final 4 – 19 February 2012
Semi-final 5 – 26 February 2012
Contestants
Chuck, Tayluer & Elliott, Prodijig, Project G, Sam, Bendy Kate
A Hoofer's Song, Fear Of The Unknown, Luke, Sapnay, Boadicea, Urban Jokers
Supermalcom, Sweet Surprise, Antics, Lil Hustlers, Olivia, Brosena
Rikoshay, Methods Of Movement, Hippy-Joe, The Future, Lloyd & Rebecca, A Team
Kazzum, Belle, Lindsey & Ryan, Dharmz, Reflection, Unity UK
Advanced to Final
Prodijig, Tayluer & Elliott
Boadicea, Fear Of The Unknown
Sweet Surprise, Antics
Methods of Movement, A Team
Unity UK, Kazzum
Final[edit]
The live final took place at Olympia in front of 6,000 people on 4 March 2012.
Live Final (4 March)[edit]
Contestant(s)
Result
Prodijig
Winners
Fear Of The Unknown
Top 3
Tayluer & Elliott
Top 3
Kazzum
Eliminated
Sweet Surprise
Eliminated
Antics
Eliminated
Methods of Movement
Eliminated
A Team
Eliminated
Unity UK
Eliminated
Boadicea
Eliminated
Series 4 (2013)[edit]
Series 4 started in January 2013. Producer auditions took place during July and August 2012. This year, auditions in front of the judges took place at Clapham Common in London. No judges' auditions were held in Glasgow or Dublin. The auditions took place between 13 September and 2 October 2012, in a brand new and bigger dome which will hold up to 760 audience members.
Starting in this series, all acts must receive 3 gold stars from the judges to progress onto the shortlist.
It was also confirmed on 11 August 2012, that Aston Merrygold would be replacing Garcia on the judging panel.[5]
Producer audition dates:[6]
Date(s)
City
28–29 July 2012
Manchester
30 July 2012
Liverpool
2 August 2012
Newcastle
4–6 August 2012
London
8 August 2012
Glasgow
11 August 2012
Dublin
16 August 2012
Birmingham
17 August 2012
Bristol
18 August 2012
Cardiff
19 August 2012
London
26 August 2012
Semi-finals[edit]
The live semi-finals for Got to Dance 2013 began on Sunday 10 February 2013. Five semi-finals took place, with six acts performing in each for one of two places in the Grand Final on 17 March.
Semi-finalists[edit]
Semi-final 1 – 10 February 2013
Semi-final 2 – 17 February 2013
Semi-final 3 – 24 February 2013
Semi-final 4 – 3 March 2013
Semi-final 5 – 10 March 2013
Contestants
Lukas, Notorious, Dance For Joy, Molly and Vitaly, Collective Ent, Tom
Buckness Personified, Mechanikool, Mini Moves, Momentum, Pulse Collective, Reese
G-Nome, Hash Tap, IMD (Intelligent Minds Dance), Poison, Rory O'Shea, Wild G
Godson, Javier and Julie, Amour, Antics, Gaana Rajas, One Step Ahead
Gymtasia Evolution, Juicy, Leon and Dotty, Mindtrick, Ruff Diamond, Shun
Advanced to Final
Lukas McFarlane, Tom Hughes-Lloyd
Rhys Yeomans, Mini Moves
Rory O’Shea, IMD
Antics, Godson
Gymtasia Evolution, Ruff Diamond
Final[edit]
The live final took place at Olympia in front of 6,000 people on 17 March 2013.
Live Final (17 March)[edit]
Contestant(s)
Result
Lukas McFarlane
Winner
Ruff Diamond
Top 3
Gymtasia Evolution
Top 3
Tom
Eliminated
Mini Moves
Eliminated
IMD
Eliminated
Antics
Eliminated
Godson
Eliminated
Rory
Eliminated
Rhys
Eliminated
Got to Dance bursary fund[edit]
The second series saw the introduction of the 'Got to Dance' bursary fund. This fund, worth £15,000, was to be distributed amongst auditionees that the judges felt weren't yet good enough to progress in the competition, but whom they felt had real potential, and was to be used to enable them to develop and cultivate their dance skills through professional tuition.
Transmissions[edit]
Warm-up shows[edit]
Air date
20 December 2009
19 December 2010
18 December 2011
23 December 2012
Original series[edit]
Series
Start date
End date
Episodes
1
3 January 2010
14 February 2010
8
2
2 January 2011
27 February 2011
15
3
1 January 2012
4 March 2012
16
4
6 January 2013
17 March 2013
15
Ratings[edit]
Episode ratings from BARB.[7] They do not include viewings on Sky1 +1.
Series 1[edit]
Episode no.
Airdate
Total viewers
Sky1 Weekly Ranking
1
20 December 2009
N/A
N/A
2
3 January 2010
1,096,000
2
3
1,313,000
1
4
10 January 2010
963,000
1
5
17 January 2010
920,000
1
6
24 January 2010
1,109,000
2
7
31 January 2010
978,000
3
8
7 February 2010
1,218,000
3
9
14 February 2010
1,354,000
1
Series 2[edit]
Episode no.
Airdate
Total viewers
Sky1 Weekly Ranking
1
19 December 2010
N/A
N/A
2
2 January 2011
1,104,000
2
3
1,336,000
1
4
9 January 2011
1,127,000
1
5
986,000
2
6
16 January 2011
1,248,000
1
7
1,047,000
2
8
23 January 2011
1,001,000
1
9
922,000
2
10
820,000
3
11
30 January 2011
1,327,000
1
12
6 February 2011
1,284,000
1
13
13 February 2011
1,081,000
2
14
20 February 2011
1,284,000
2
15
27 February 2011
1,298,000
3
16
1,376,000
2
Series 3[edit]
Episode no.
Airdate
Total viewers
Sky1 Weekly Ranking
1
18 December 2011
N/A
N/A
2
1 January 2012
983,000
4
3
2 January 2012
766,000
6
4
8 January 2012
1,034,000
4
5
792,000
5
6
15 January 2012
959,000
3
7
795,000
4
8
22 January 2012
1,145,000
3
9
742,000
5
10
635,000
7
11
29 January 2012
1,264,000
2
12
5 February 2012
1,064,000
5
13
12 February 2012
1,048,000
4
14
19 February 2012
898,000
4
15
26 February 2012
766,000
4
16
4 March 2012
1,206,000
1
17
1,197,000
2
Series 4[edit]
Episode no.
Airdate
Total viewers
Sky1 Weekly Ranking
1
23 December 2012
N/A
N/A
2
6 January 2013
908,000
4
3
947,000
2
4
13 January 2013
801,000
5
5
847,000
3
6
20 January 2013
716,000
4
7
692,000
5
8
27 January 2013
705,000
5
9
3 February 2013
627,000
5
10
10 February 2013
868,000
3
11
17 February 2013
884,000
4
12
24 February 2013
677,000
5
13
3 March 2013
655,000
5
14
10 March 2013
513,000
8
15
17 March 2013
930,000
3
16
1,131,000
1
International versions[edit]
Current and upcoming versions include:[8]
Country
Local title
Presenter(s)
Judges
Channel
Premiere
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bc/Flag_of_Finland.svg/22px-Flag_of_Finland.svg.png Finland
TBC
TBA
TBA
Yle TV2
2013
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/b/ba/Flag_of_Germany.svg/22px-Flag_of_Germany.svg.png Germany
Got to Dance
Johanna Klum
Palina Rojinski
Nikeata Thompson
Howard Donald
ProSieben
Sat.1
20 June 2013
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/12/Flag_of_Poland.svg/22px-Flag_of_Poland.svg.png Poland
Got to Dance - Tylko Taniec
Maciej Dowbor
Aleksandra Szwed (4–)
Anna Głogowska (3)
Katarzyna Kępka (1–2)
Joanna Liszowska
Michał Malitowski
Alan Andersz
Anna Jujka (3–)
Krystyna Mazurówna (1–2)
Polsat
2 March 2012
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/73/Flag_of_Romania.svg/22px-Flag_of_Romania.svg.png Romania
TBC
TBA
TBA
Antena 1
2013
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png United States
Live to Dance
Andrew Günsberg
Paula Abdul
Travis Payne
Kimberly Wyatt
CBS
4 January 2011
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/21/Flag_of_Vietnam.svg/22px-Flag_of_Vietnam.svg.png Vietnam
TBC
TBA
TBA
VTV3
2013
US version[edit]
CBS announced on 10 April 2010 that there was going to be an American version of the series titled Live to Dance and was set to rivalSo You Think You Can Dance. The show premiered on the said channel on 4 January 2011 and was cancelled a month later in the same year. Kimberly Wyatt also served as a judge on Live to Dance.
Polish version[edit]
A Polish version premiered 2 March 2012 on Polsat, titled Got to Dance - Tylko Taniec. Second edition aired from 7 September to 9 November 2012. A third edition began on 1 March 2013. Polsat have also produced a local version of Must Be the Music (which was first aired on Sky1 in 2010) and is currently airing its fifth edition.
Australian version[edit]
Plans for an Australian version of the show were announced in April 2012. It was expected to premiere on the Australian cable channelFox8 later in 2012, with Andrew Gunsberg as the host.[9] However, it was announced in June 2012 that the show was cancelled due to a scheduling conflict with another dance show Everybody Dance Now on Network Ten.[10]



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