Episode 3 All Together Now

100 great singers,

a global pop icon,

but who can get them all joining in tonight?

This is All Together Now.

Yes!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Last time, Tabi was the top scorer of the night...

Smashed it!

..and Karl won the sing-off...

..both securing their place in the series final,

one step closer to winning £50,000.

Tonight, the 100 are back.

They're a mix of great singers from different musical backgrounds,

ready to get up and join in with any performers who can impress.

I'm so excited, I can't control myself.

-I can feel your excitement.

-I'm just...

What are you looking for?

Someone to come out with the positivity,

give us a good performance. I'm all about the performance.

-OK.

-And if it can get the eyebrows going before I even know it,

I'm just following.

-I feel nervous for them.

-Yeah.

-£50,000 at stake.

-I know.

It's a really big deal.

As always, the 100 have learned all of tonight's songs

but they have no idea who'll be coming out to sing them.

SHE SINGS

That's all right, lovely!

And with Geri safely back on two feet,

it's time to get down to business.

It's the 100, everyone!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

With two more places in the grand final up for grabs,

we've got a mix of amateur and professional performers

waiting to give it a go.

Hi.

I grew up in Italy and I started singing

because my grandma was an opera singer,

and I tried to do the same.

I have never sung professionally.

I sing a lot at home.

# La la la la la la la la la! #

SHE LAUGHS

-Let's go.

-Good luck!

When it comes to the 100,

I really hope somebody will stand up, at some point.

-I want the first person to just own it.

-Yes!

They must feel so scared, but we're for them...

Oh, here we go.

She looks good.

She does look good. She also looks relaxed.

Yes, she does. She looks comfortable.

Whatever the first act scores, it's the score to beat.

-Not easy being the first, is it?

-Not easy.

-Ciao.

-Ciao, bella!

I'm Sara.

I'm very nervous, right now.

But I'm absolutely delighted to sing for all of you tonight.

OK, ballad, do you think?

# Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands up in the air... #

-Oh, wow.

-APPLAUSE

# I know I can count on you

-# Sometimes I feel like saying... #

-Remember, the 100 can't join in

straightaway. They've got to wait till the lights change.

-Oh, she went up a bit, there.

-# You've got the love

-# I need to see me through... #

-Come on, bring it.

# Sometimes it seems the going's just too rough

# And things go wrong no matter what I do

# Now and then it seems like life is just too much

# But you've got the love I need to see me through... #

The lights have changed! The 100 can join in now.

# When food is gone you are my daily meal

# Oh... #

I want her to bring it, a bit more.

# When friends are gone

# I know my saviour's love is real

-# Your love is real... #

-Go for it, baby!

# You've got the love

# You've got the love

# You've got the lo-ove

# Time after time I think Oh, Lord, what's the use?

AUDIENCE CLAPS IN TIME

# You've got the love I need to see me through

# You've got the love

# You've got the love

# You've got the lo-ove... #

Geri's joined in!

# You've got the love

# You've got the love

# You've got the lo-o-o-ove

# Sometimes I feel like saying Lord, I just don't care

# But you've got the love I need to see me through. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I saw her nerves.

Thank you.

It's a start. A really good start.

Well done, Sara, you scored 64.

How was that?

It's always very difficult to go first,

but somebody has to do it, right?

Well, you did a great job. Well done. Geri, what did you think?

You've set a very good standard. You got 64, with a very silky vocal,

and a great song choice. You should feel really good.

-Thank you very much.

-Well done! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Thank you.

-Thank you, Geri.

OK.

BOOING

Oh, Paulus, I mean,

that is a rascal jacket, that, isn't it? Look at that!

Do you know how many flamingos died to make this jacket?

Oh, I dunno! LAUGHTER

You're like the baddie in a Disney film!

LAUGHTER

What did you think? You didn't stand up and join in.

I didn't feel, in that performance, that you were in control.

I felt that the song was kind of more in control

than you were of the song.

It's a great thing to get comments from people that

work in the industry, so point taken.

Maryam, I'll tell you what,

I'm in between a pair of haircuts, here, aren't I?

-Look at it, look at it!

-It's like the queue for Toni & Guy!

LAUGHTER

-You're a choir leader.

-Yes.

-And you stood up and sung along,

-so you must have been impressed?

-Yes.

Well, I absolutely cannot stand

Florence + The Machine version of that,

and you had your own style,

you were top to bottom, all there!

APPLAUSE

Well, an excellent first score, there, Sara, of 64,

which puts you in our top spot. Please take your seat!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, the 100, remember,

if Sara is still in the top spot at the end of the show,

she'll go straight to the grand final for a chance to win £50,000.

64. That's the score to beat.

Tough.

-That could be the high score all night. I don't think it will be.

-Yeah.

-But it might put you in the top three.

-Absolutely.

-Depends on the calibre of the other performers.

-Absolutely.

-Hi!

-Hello!

-Hi!

We're a 1920s vocal trio.

We started about three years ago.

The Gatsby film had just come out, there was Downton Abbey

and, like, Boardwalk Empire.

The fashion and the glamour and the music, we were really inspired by.

Yeah.

Two microphones... Three microphones!

Oh, my God!

We are all actors, and also have 10 million jobs.

But this is our favourite.

£50,000 would be very nice.

It could take us out of our other jobs

and we could just concentrate on this.

-Full-time Tonics.

-Full-time Tonics, please.

I want full of energy and I want really nice harmonies, please.

Here comes the next act.

If they score more than 64, they'll go into top spot.

-Oh, it's a bit of showbiz!

-Oh!

-Oh, fantastic.

-The Great Gatsby. I'm reading that book at the moment.

-It's a very good book.

-Yeah.

Hello!

ALL: We're the Wild Tonics.

And this next song, we've put a little 1920s twist on it,

so we really hope you enjoy it.

Come out looking like that... High hopes.

JAZZ MUSIC PLAYS

# Sweet dreams are made of this

# Who am I to disagree?

Love the harmonies.

# I travel the world

# And the seven seas

# Everybody's looking for something

# Some of them want to use you

And here we go! Only you at home can see the scores.

# Some of them want to get used by you

# Some of them want to abuse you

# Some of them want to be abused

# O-oh

MUSIC SPEEDS UP

# Sweet dreams are made of this

# Who am I to disagree?

# I travel the world And the seven seas

# Everybody's looking for something

# Some of them want to use you

# Some of them want to get used by you

# Some of them want to abuse you

# Some of them want to be abused

# Some of them want to use you

# Some of them want to get used by you

# Some of them want to abuse you

# Some of them want to be abused

# Sweet dreams are made of this. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Loved it.

I was not expecting that!

Wild Tonics, well done,

you scored 75.

You're in the top spot, well done!

-Yay, thank you!

-There you are!

Oh, you've only just seen me?

LAUGHTER

Well done!

Divina, I'm sure you've had a few wild tonics in your time.

I don't know about tonics, but a lot of gin, yes.

LAUGHTER

It was something that I...

..I really enjoyed it.

There were a couple of choreographic things that went, "Blb-lbu-lbu!"

-Which sort of threw you off.

-It's not a dance competition, Divina.

Well, no, I know, but it is about a performance, isn't it?

It's about a connection.

And the problem is, unless you have your choreography

absolutely down, that then throws off you as a performer.

But as soon as the beat happened,

that was it. Oh, my gosh, I died.

-Fair enough, Divina!

-Thank you! Yeah. Thank you.

APPLAUSE

Geri.

-I love a girl group.

-LAUGHTER

And you three were very, very cute.

When I first saw you, I was just watching you.

But, luckily, you pulled me in.

APPLAUSE

-Thank you!

-Thank you, Geri.

With an incredible score of 75, Wild Tonics, you're in the lead.

Take your place in the top spot!

Thank you!

Well done!

Oh, beautiful girls.

So, our top three's filling up nicely.

Remember, there's two places in the grand final up for grabs tonight.

The Wild Tonics, if you're still in the top spot

at the end of the show, you'll go through automatically

and whoever's left in second and third will face each other

in the sing-off for the remaining spot.

APPLAUSE

-I hear that Sweet Dreams so many times in clubs under a house beat.

-Yeah.

It's so nice to just hear that with horns and everything else going.

I just wonder what the next person's got to do to try and beat that.

All of our acts have come with a song

they believe will get the 100 joining in,

so choosing the right one is crucial.

Something our next performer has given a lot of thought to.

ROCK MUSIC PLAYS

My name is Sean Murphy

and I am from Dublin, Ireland.

So the song I'm singing, it's a fun song. Everyone has to get involved.

It's awesome.

# I believe in a thing called love...

Oh, hello, Sean, you sneaky little sausage!

# There's a chance we'll make it now

# We'll be rocking when the sun goes down...

There's, like, good bits, but then there are bad bits.

# I believe in a thing called lo-ove

# O-ooh. #

Sean, how'd you get that voice so high?

Erm, I just had to squeeze my...

..jeans. LAUGHTER

Yeah. My jeans.

Well done, Sean. Please take your seat in the top three.

APPLAUSE

So, an upbeat crowd pleaser gives Sean a low score,

but he's still in the top three for now.

With the top three full,

can our next act score more than 35

and knock Sean out of the competition?

My name's Natalie.

The song I've picked, I sung on my wedding day

to my husband, so it's quite close to my heart.

# I'll be there

# I'll be there, yeah, yeah, yeah

# Just call my name

# And I'll be there. #

APPLAUSE

Well done, there, Natalie. That puts you into the top three.

Unfortunately, Sean, you leave us.

Round of applause for Sean, everyone.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Natalie, please take your place.

-I don't feel like anyone's come and sung for 50 grand yet.

-No.

Hi. Hello.

I live with my husband Nick and three children.

I do love the hustle and bustle of, like, mummy life.

But I also do really enjoy singing, and it's something which

I've put a little bit to the side,

but now I feel like it's my time.

What are you hoping to see next?

I want big vocals.

I want someone to really believe in their performance,

and really sell it to us.

I feel nervous about singing in front of the 100,

cos you've got 100 different opinions.

Some people could actually just hate what I'm singing,

and that's what really scares me.

If the next performer scores more than 39,

Natalie will leave the competition.

-Oh, wow, that dress is amazing.

-That's a lovely dress.

That's gorgeous.

Can you imagine what it must be like, looking up at all of us?

Hi, everybody. I'm Chloe and I'm a mum of three.

I hope you enjoy the song.

-Oh, bit of sass.

-Oh. Power pose.

UPBEAT MUSIC STARTS

-Oh!

-Yes!

# Don't tell me not to live, just sit and putter...

-Oh, it's one of them ones, innit?

-# Life's candy

# And the sun's a ball of butter

# Don't bring along a cloud to rain on my para-a-ade...

Yes!

# Don't tell me not to fly

# I've simply got to

# If someone takes a spill

# It's me and not you

# Who told you you're allowed

# To rain on my parade?

-Yeah, she's got a good voice.

-# I'll march my band out

# I'll beat my drum

# And if I'm fanned out...

And here we go. 39's the score to beat.

# Your turn at bat, sir

# At least I didn't fake it

-# Hat, sir...

-Yeah, I like her!

# I guess I didn't make it

# But whether I'm a rose of sheer perfection

# Or freckle on the nose of life's complexion

# The cinder or the shiny apple of its eye

# I gotta fly once

# I gotta try once

# Only can die once, right, sir?

# Life is juicy

# Juicy, and you'll see

# I'm gonna have my bite, sir

# Get ready for me, love

# Cos I'm a comer

# I simply gotta march, my heart's a drummer

# Nobody, no

# Nobody

# Is gonna

# Rain on my para-a-ade! #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Sassy!

Thanks!

Chloe, what an incredible performance.

80, you're in the top three, and stormed into first place, well done!

Thank you!

Amazing!

Lindsay.

Lindsay, you represented Great Britain at Eurovision.

What do you think Moldova would have thought of that performance?

-LAUGHTER

-Hello, love.

-Hello!

Just ignore the question.

LAUGHTER

Sorry, I was just saying hi.

I really enjoyed that.

It was great. I pressed my button at the end, but I was like...

-Were you waiting for the big note?

-Yeah!

-Was that worrying you, then?

Cos obviously, not as many were standing up,

-and then just waiting for that final...

-Yeah, just, I was like,

"Don't think anyone's getting it, no-one seems to like it,"

and then suddenly, it went a bit yellow and I was like, "Oh, yay!"

APPLAUSE

-Ash, you're a tribute singer.

-Yeah, man.

-What tribute act do you do?

-I do Take That.

-Take That!

-Yeah.

CHEERING

-Oh!

-Cheers, yeah.

-Who are you in Take That?

-Mark Owen.

-Mark Owen, OK.

-Yeah.

Touch-and-go, but I'm sure, with the outfit on,

you get away with it. LAUGHTER

-I'm a bit tall, yeah.

-Do you need a early days Gary Barlow?

Er...

-LAUGHTER

-Don't know.

Free six-pack.

LAUGHTER

You got up and you sang along, and that's not normally your cup of tea?

Yeah, yeah, so, that's my job, but I'm studying musical theatre

and I just thought you were amazing, like,

from the second the lights went down, you were in character

and you did not break out. And it just looked like it came

so easily to you, like, you deserve that top spot.

-Thanks so much.

-Thank you, Ash.

APPLAUSE

And, Geri, you stood up?

I did.

Every single mother watching tonight will be thinking,

she is singing for me.

You just sang that anthem.

Because when you have children, you can lose your confidence,

and you sung it with such conviction.

-I am so proud of you. So happy for you.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

So, with a score of 80, Chloe, you'll take first spot,

which means sadly, Natalie,

you'll be leaving the competition.

Give it up for Natalie, everyone!

Chloe, please take your place in the top three.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, now, Sara, you are the act in danger.

If the next performer scores more than 64,

you'll be leaving the competition.

APPLAUSE

We've got a bit of a girl power show going on, look.

That was superb, musically, performance wise.

She just had all the confidence, all the sass, and it wasn't forced.

So, Chloe's our highest scorer of the night so far.

But there's plenty more acts still to come,

each hoping to steal her seat.

We've got high stakes...

Tonight, I'm taking a huge risk, singing a massively iconic song.

I like a risk!

..high emotions...

What have you done to me?

..and even high street fashion.

The premiere of Topman, the musical.

SHE LAUGHS

What happened?

My name is Lili.

I perform in a very famous pub in London,

and I'm a Cockney singalong queen.

I sing the old classics, like Knees Up Mother Brown

and It's A Long Way To Tipperary.

# It's a long, long way to Tipperary... #

People go mad for them.

-I just want to give everybody a chance, you know?

-Yeah, yeah.

They have so much courage to come here.

I'm not the toughest judge.

Technique is not so much for me.

If Lili doesn't stand up here, you're in trouble.

I am not Mariah Carey, but I know how to get people singing together,

having a good time.

If they put a smile on my face,

if they believe in what they do,

I will get up any time.

Already tonight the 100 have seen a variety of acts,

but for some there's something missing.

We need a guy, man, there's five women up there.

Theo Brehony, take one.

I went on tour with Beyonce, toured with Beverley Knight. I was signed

to Elton John's management label.

He said to me, "You have the voice of an angel," which I'll

never forget.

If Elton thought that, then I am hoping some of the 100

will feel that way too.

He's come dressed as Geronimo.

MUSIC STARTS

# I've been wandering around, always looking down

# At all I see

# Painted faces fill the places I can't reach

# You know that I could use somebody

# Someone like you

# When all you know and how you speak

# Countless lovers under cover of the street

# You know that I could use somebody

# Ohhhh!

# You know that I can use somebody... #

Here comes the big note.

# Yeah, yeah

# Someone like you, oh

-# Oh, oh...

-He's lost me now.

# Someone like you

# Somebody

# Oh, oh...

Too clean for me,

I want him to have a bit more of a dirty grind to his voice.

# Somebody, oh, yeah, oh, oh...

Geri is not having it.

# I'm wandering around, always looking down at all I see. #

APPLAUSE

He lost it a few times.

Yeah. It was all a bit all over the shop.

Unlucky to score 31, it wasn't enough for the top three.

-How did you find it?

-I just give it my all so I can't complain.

-I'm happy with that.

-Pamela. Not for you? What am I sitting on, Pamela?

-Sorry.

-Got your scarf here, Pamela, what have you got a scarf for?

-It gets cold.

-Does it?

-Yeah.

-What's that? Make-up?

-Oh, my God.

-It's like your flat down there.

-Pamela, you were not having it this time?

-You need to trust your gift.

Trust the gift that you have.

I think you could have sang the hell out of the song,

but I think you didn't believe it.

APPLAUSE

Theo, your score of 31 wasn't enough to get you the top three,

but you gave it a good go. Theo, everyone.

Oh, tough crowd.

So that means, Sara, you still clung onto that third spot of 64.

If the next act gets more than that,

you will be leaving the competition.

Let's see what happens when we bring out our next performer.

-CHEERING

-Whoo.

I love the set-up.

Those mirrors, I've just moved into a new flat

and I want those exact mirrors.

I love them.

My love of singing came from the Spice Girls.

Obviously because I am a redhead, I just wanted to be Geri.

All the time. And their songs were brilliant.

They were all about girl power.

-As you can see, all girls.

-It is.

-Yes.

-BOTH: Girl power.

I've always just had fun with singing.

Have fun and pretend you are a pop star.

Something fresh.

-Something original.

-Oh, look.

-This is what I'm after.

64 to beat, let's see if our next act can do it.

-OK, we're talking about a pink velour suit.

-Yeah.

That is a shiny outfit.

Hi, everyone, I'm Harriette and I'm from Cheltenham

and tonight I'm taking a huge risk, singing a massively iconic song

and I really, really hope you like what I've done with it.

OK. Y.M.C.A?

I like a risk. Let's hope it pays off for her.

PIANO PLAYS

What is it?

# Slip inside the eye of your mind

-# Don't you know...

-Oasis.

# You might find

# A better place to play...

-I wasn't expecting that.

-Yeah.

# You said that you'd never been

# But all the things that you have seen

# Slowly fade away

# So I'll start a revolution from my bed...

There is some power there.

Yeah.

# Cos you said the brains I had went to my head

# Step outside, summertime's in bloom

# Stand up beside the fireplace

# And take that look from off your face

# You ain't ever going to burn my heart out, no, no

# No, no...

Yeah!

# So Sally can wait, she knows it's too late...

This is very close. Can she do it?

# As we're walking on by

# Yeah, her soul slides away,

# But don't look back in anger, I heard you say

# Yeah. #

Whoo!

-That was a very, very unexpected.

-Yeah.

She made me go all funny.

Whoo!

Harriette, a huge score of 79, well done.

-You are straight into second spot in the top three.

-Thank you.

Thank you. That was way more emotional than I thought.

I was squeezing myself together not to cry.

Jessica, you're a wedding singer. Did you enjoy that performance?

Ah, Harriette, when you started off with that song, I thought, "Oh, no."

Cos it just reminds me of lads

in a pub drinking loads of lager on karaoke.

You know, going, "Wahay," like that.

-Yeah, sorry about that, sorry about that.

-Yeah.

-Having a laugh.

Hotel karaoke. And you didn't do that.

You changed it so much that it made it, it drew everybody in.

-It was incredible, I so enjoyed that.

-Thank you.

-Geri?

-Hi, Geri Halliwell!

-Hello, Harriette.

-Hi.

You know what, the girls are doing well tonight, aren't they? Wow!

Girl power.

-And I notice, is that your mum and dad?

-Yeah, my mum.

-Geri, my mum actually had a dream about you once that you were best friends.

-Aw!

-What is your mum called?

-My mum is called Trish.

Trish, I would be very proud to have a daughter like Harriette.

-Thank you.

-Thanks, Geri, I love you.

Christopher, you are a big fan, did you enjoy that arrangement?

Yeah. I've got to be honest, I'm not the biggest Oasis fan in the world.

-We are in Manchester but never mind.

-Yeah, I know.

I will be a fan of that song because of how you just sang it.

Aw, thank you so much.

So with a score of 79, Harriette,

you take second spot in the top three,

which means sadly, Sara, you leave us.

A round of applause for Sara, everyone.

Harriette, please take your place in the top three.

So, Wild Tonics, that score puts you in the danger seat.

If the next act scores more than 75, you will leave the competition.

Right, 100, I think that is time for a break.

With the 100 backstage, there's plenty of girl talk.

-I'm loving the diva rush, so many girls.

-Girls.

-Girl power.

It's girl power, there's a lot of girls.

There's five points between first and third place, that's nothing.

80 is a great score, but it is still beatable.

Chloe could still go down into the sing off.

I like Chloe.

-I really like her. I am sure you...

-SINGING

# Yeah, yeah

# But now we're going round in circles,

# Tell me, will this deja vu ever end? #

Let's go and join in, come on.

# Cos I'm giving you everything

# All that joy can bring

# This I swear... #

Go on, Gezza, give it some!

So with the top three back in their places, will our next act

score more than 75 and knock the Wild Tonics out of the competition?

We are all full-time performers on cruise ships,

London theatres and that kind of thing.

We got together just because we all are musical theatre-based

and we just love singing.

We've been together about six weeks now.

-So it's still really early days.

-It's our first gig.

Right, come on, then. Something amazing, please.

We just want to go out there, have some fun

and this song is such a classic that if the 100 can't get up to

this one, I don't know what else we can do really.

Oh, yes!

We're going to have some Take That now.

Pitch perfect, please, boys, come on, don't let me down.

-Hello, everybody. My name is Rhys.

-I'm Sam.

-And I am Jonathan and we are...

-ALL: Triple Fret.

I like it...

This is the first time we have performed for a live audience ever.

-Oh, my goodness. Wow.

-APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

That makes me quite nervous.

The premiere of Topman - The Musical.

75 is the score to beat.

MUSIC: Livin' On A Prayer

Oh, come on.

# Tommy used to work on the docks

# Union's been on strike

# He's down on his luck, it's tough, so tough...

The Wild Tonics are enjoying it.

# We've got to hold on to what we've got

# It doesn't make a difference if we make it or not...

I just love harmony, that's the thing that gives another level.

# For love

# We'll give it a shot

# Whoa, we're halfway there

# Whoa, livin' on a prayer

# Take my hand, we'll make it I swear

# Whoa, livin' on a prayer

# Livin' on a prayer

# You've got to hold on

# Ready or not

# You live for the fight when it's all that you've got

# Whoa!

# We're halfway there

# Whoa, livin' on a prayer

# Take my hand, we'll make it I swear

# Whoa, livin' on a prayer

-# Whoa, we're halfway there...

-Can they beat 75?

# Livin' on a prayer

# Livin' on a prayer. #

CROWD GASPS

Triple Fret, you scored 67.

Well done, unfortunately not enough for our top three, but,

Paulus, you've not stood up all night.

LAUGHTER AND SOME CHEERING

I had a cup of tea in the break, I don't know what was in it.

This is the first time you stood up tonight.

-First time I stood up tonight.

-What was that got you?

-It was infectious.

-Infectious.

We are sitting there going, OK, what's wrong with that?

That's there, Oh, no, that's there as well. Come on.

Oh. Was there a story? You are a big fan of the story.

-Yeah, there was a story.

-What was the story?

They were living on a prayer, Rob, weren't you listening?

Nikki, though, you're a big fan of rock and roll

but that didn't get you up?

No, the first line was a little weak for me.

-You got to be strong if you are doing rock and roll, boys.

-OK.

Well, Triple Fret,

a great score of 67, just not enough to break into the top three.

Well done, Triple Fret, everyone.

Which means Wild Tonics are holding on in there in third spot.

Let's bring on our next performer.

Do you think Wild Tonics were worried?

They didn't seem worried at all.

-No. They are, they are very confident.

-Is it false confidence?

I'm so bad at this.

I love singing because it lets you become someone else for a little

while and I think that's quite nice,

a nice feeling to just be someone else.

I'm so awkward. I'm dying inside right now.

So we've got 80, 79 and 75.

It's very, very tight, isn't it? Who do you want up next?

Something powerhouse. Bring down the roof.

I sing in the shower, in the kitchen, in the bedroom.

I might not be the most experienced performer,

but I'm just as passionate, just as excited.

-Yeah.

-HE CHUCKLES

He looks like him off Napoleon Dynamite.

He's got 75 to beat to take third spot from the Wild Tonics.

Hello. My name's Blake, and I'm from Kent.

I hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoy singing it.

Come on, dude.

-WHISPERS:

-He's terrified.

He's super nervous.

Give him a smile.

# Party girls don't get hurt

# Can't feel anything, when will I learn?

# I push it down, push it down...

-APPLAUSE

-Wow.

# One, two, three, one, two, three, drink

# One, two, three, one, two, three, drink... #

This is a hard song.

# One, two, three, one, two, three, drink

# Throw 'em back till I lose count

# I'm gonna swing from the chandelier

# From the chandelier

# I'm gonna live like tomorrow doesn't exist...

-It's a beautiful sound.

-# Like it doesn't exist

# I'm gonna fly

# Like a bird through the night

-# Feel my tears as they dry...

-Oh, yes!

# And I'm gonna swing from the chandelier

# From the chandelier...

The Wild Tonics must be worried.

# Won't look down, won't open my eyes

# Keep my glass full until morning light

# Cos I'm just holding on for tonight

# On for tonight

-# And I'm...

-Final bit of the song.

# Gonna swing from the chandelier

# From the chandelier. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It's a tie!

-Yeah!

-Oh, God, oh, God, oh, God.

-CHEERING

Well done, Blake. You scored 75,

which means we've got a tie for third place

between you and the Wild Tonics. Tense, innit?

How you feeling?

-Tense.

-LAUGHTER

Tina T?

I don't want to lose you!

-Wait for the mic.

-I'm sorry, I'm so excited.

All right, Tina. We don't need another hero, calm down.

LAUGHTER That's all right, innit?

What did you love about that, Tina?

When he came out on stage, at first I wasn't quite sure.

But I really liked your tone

and you seemed to focus on what you were singing.

I don't want to lose you. Good luck, darling.

-You love a pun, don't you?

-I do.

-I do have a quick question for you.

At my hotel room I have the window shut cos I can't stand the rain.

And... CHEERING

..it's really hot in there and I'm getting steamy windows.

It's that hotel in Nutbush, you know, with the city limits? That one.

-LAUGHTER

-Why are you taking all my lines?

I mean, I think Tina Turner would have something to say to both of us.

LAUGHTER Thank you very much.

I can't be bothered to go upstairs and I've got to go up there,

can you just give me a leg up?

Yeah, if you could take that. APPLAUSE

Go on, up you get.

Oh, yes!

Oh, my God!

Sorry, sorry. LAUGHTER

I feel like I'll just take the stairs next time.

You didn't have to throw, I wasn't going top level!

Lili. Lili, let's be honest, you've stood up for everyone so far.

-Do you know...

-Yes, I did.

-You know you don't have to?

-You can just....

-I know.

I understand the premises of the game.

APPLAUSE

Absolutely burned! Fair enough.

Thank you.

What would it take for you not to stand up?

To be terribly, awfully bad.

Fair enough.

Now, as the Wild Tonics and Blake both have 75,

we've got ourselves a tie.

-AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

Tie-lights. LAUGHTER

Now, 100, you need to decide which performance you liked the best

and therefore stays in the competition.

If you preferred the Wild Tonics, press your button now.

# Sweet dreams are made of this

# Who am I to disagree? #

If you preferred Blake, press your button now.

# Like a bird through the night

# Feel my tears as they dry. #

100, the results are in and I can tell you, you've decided

the performer taking that third spot and staying in the competition is...

..Blake...

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

..which means, sadly, we lose the Wild Tonics.

You've been sat in the top three for quite a while now.

How are you feeling?

Feeling really good.

I mean, if we're to lose this seat to anyone, mate, you were cracking.

-Amazing.

-Beautiful.

Give it up for the Wild Tonics.

CHEERING

Remember, the performer in the top spot at the end of the night

will go straight to the final,

and second and third will go into the sing off.

Give me your hand. You're amazing.

I am so over the moon.

I am, even though I didn't stand up, I'm happy he went through.

Oh, I thought he was great.

That's what I was looking for, I needed something like that.

-GERI TAP DANCES

-We're not allowed to...

-Not allowed, not allowed...

-Sorry.

She's been practising.

I felt the Billy in me.

I'm James Lomas.

I'm probably best known for playing the original Billy

in Billy Elliot The Musical.

When I was 13,

I auditioned with 3,500 boys and I got the role of Billy Elliot.

When you sing it's like... Open your mouths. OK?

I'm now a singing coach and I teach Billy Elliot workshops.

It's really good to give back to the kids and to see them progress,

and it makes me really happy.

I want to be up on my feet and singing along and enjoying myself,

so my tip for any performer would be to enjoy it,

cos if you're enjoying it, we're enjoying it.

So far tonight, a musical theatre performance

and two ballads have scored the highest.

But can hugely popular singalong anthems propel our acts

into the top three?

I'm Steve, from Liverpool.

I'm 56 years young and I'm getting younger every year.

He looks like a grey Elvis.

I do a lot of soul and Motown.

This song is right down that path.

It's very, very funky.

# Uptown, funk you up

# Come on, uptown funk you up

# I say what...

It's just on one level.

# I said uptown funk you up

# We gotta do it... #

The original key, that's where it needs to be.

It just doesn't have that bite unless it's up where Bruno Mars sings it.

Your teeth, oh, my God, I was falling in love with your teeth,

but it's not about the teeth.

-But...

-I am here.

-Yeah, so the...

-LAUGHTER

-Aw!

My name is Carmen.

The song that I'm singing is one of my dad's favourite songs

of the '70s.

Everyone seems to love this song so I'm really hoping the 100 get up.

# He talks about you in his sleep

# Nothing I can do to keep from crying

# When he calls your name, Jolene...

You don't growl in country music, ever.

# Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene...

I am no Carol Vorderman, but I've got a hunch that's a one.

-Two.

-# Please don't take my man... #

-Oh!

-That's very harsh.

I mean, are you friends with Jolene or something?

You were brilliant, honestly. I loved every second of it.

Two? Two? What's wrong with you all?

I'm sorry, this is not good enough. I need goose bumps.

-We need a moment.

-We need goose bumps.

-I want goose bumps.

-Put the air con up. We want...

-Stop!

Hi there.

I love singing mostly because it makes me feel so good about

myself and, most importantly, it makes me speak smoothly.

I have a slight s-stammer.

-That's it.

-HE LAUGHS

-I want somebody who really, really means it...

-Oh, yeah.

-..on this one.

-I've got to connect with them.

-Yeah.

I want everything to be fine and to sing well

and to get all of the 100 on their feet.

But, yeah, I won't say that I won't have a bit of anxiety, yeah.

Right, ladies and gents, thanks very much, next performer coming out.

I have to do my best and sing...

..and sing my heart out.

Oh.

Hello, everybody. My name is...

HE STAMMERS

..Norbert,

I'm 24, and I will be singing a song which means the world.

God.

More than 75 gets him into the top three. Good luck, Norbert.

-Do it.

-Please, please, please be good.

# Say something, I'm giving up on you...

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Aww.

# I'll be the one, if you want me to

# And I...

-Wow.

-It's beautiful.

# Am feeling so small...

Oh, my God.

# It was over my head...

I have to go.

# I know nothing at all

# Say something, I'm giving up on you

# And I'm sorry that I couldn't get to you

# And anywhere I would've followed you

# Oh-oh-oh-oh

# Say something, I'm giving up on you

# Say something, I'm giving up on you. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Wow, Norbert.

-Incredible score of 92. You've got the top spot.

-Wow.

CHEERING

-I'm actually speechless.

-Geri, that was amazing, wasn't it?

-Absolutely brilliant. I just felt it.

-Thanks a lot.

Yeah, really, I could feel it, and, also, we all get nervous,

we could feel your nerves, and then you just push through it

and then you automatically got 92 people behind you.

Actually, you got the whole room behind you.

So people were very touched. Well done, Norbert.

-Thanks a lot...

-It was really, really touching.

-..everybody.

Maxine, you were loving that.

-You felt connected with that performance?

-Definitely.

I'm always moved by the voice and we felt you, your voice is amazing.

-Thank you.

-Well done.

Maria, did you find that emotional?

Well, to be honest, I couldn't actually sing along with you there.

I really did want to but I did feel very emotional.

You were amazing and I know it affected my wicked witch sister

today who's not stood up for many people.

-TEARFULLY:

-No, it did. I can't say it. I can't.

I don't want to make you cry.

But as soon as you started singing, oh, my God. And I'm...

I am the tough one out of the two.

What have you done to me?

-It was lovely. It was lovely.

-Thank you very much, Tracey.

Well, Norbert, with a huge score of 92,

you take the first spot

which sadly means, Blake, you'll be leaving us.

Give it up for Blake, everyone.

Norbert, take your seat in the top spot.

Which means...

Harriette, with just one act left to perform,

you are now the act in danger.

How are you feeling in the third spot?

Well, that was amazing.

Absolutely amazing so I deserve to be here.

-Fair enough. Thank you very much, Harriette.

-That's all right.

How amazing was that, Geri?

It was what he brought to the song and the freedom that he brought.

-A good performer unlocks your emotion.

-Yes, yes.

-That's the whole point of an artist.

-Yes, yes.

-I can't see anyone beating 92, I'm not going to lie.

-No.

-You'll be fine.

-I think you've smashed the show.

-Just relax now.

Yeah, you're fine now.

Jodie Steele, take one.

Where am I looking? There? There. Hi... Oh, there.

I have been lucky enough to perform in quite a few musicals.

It's been something that I've always, always wanted to do

for as long as I can remember.

I sing when I'm down, I sing when I'm happy,

in the car - always in the car.

It's like a full-on concert down the M25, like...

It's a tight competition and I like the way...

-It's close, actually.

-..you just can't call it.

I'm really nervous about going up in front of 100 singers.

Obviously there's loads of talented people here

and they might not like me, but I really hope that they do.

-You all right, Jodie?

-Yeah.

-Make a start coming out.

-Come on, then.

I can't even really fathom having £50,000.

It would be incredible. It would change my life.

Fingers crossed.

Let's see if our final act can get themselves into that top three.

She's still nervous.

Hiya. I'm Jodie, I'm from Basingstoke,

and I hope you enjoy my take on this absolute tune.

-So I'm not getting up unless it's absolutely...

-Amazing, yeah.

Kid's TV presenter.

Yeah.

-She's got a lot of competition.

-Mm.

Take a breath. Relax.

GUITAR PLAYS SOFTLY

# Oh, I want to dance with somebody

-# With somebody who loves me...

-I didn't expect that.

Ooh.

# Clock strikes upon the hour

# And the sun begins to fade

# Still enough time to figure out

# How to chase my blues away

# I've done all right up till now

# It's the light of day...

Oh, they are flying up. This is going to be close.

# That shows me how

# But when the night falls

# My loneliness calls

# Oh, I wanna dance with somebody

# Oh, yeah

# I wanna feel the heat with somebody... #

A big score here could send her into the final

and Norbert into the sing-off.

# With somebody who loves me

# Oh, I want to dance with somebody

# I want to feel the heat with somebody

# I want to dance with somebody

# With somebody who lo-oves me-e! #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Yes, girl!

Oh, my God, she's amazing!

# Oh, I want to dance with somebody... #

Wow!

# I want to feel the heat with somebody. #

That is awesome!

Wow! Jodie, you've gone straight to the final.

Thank you so, so much. Thank you.

Wow. Unbelievable stuff.

Shena, you've actually played Whitney Houston before,

what did you think?

Jodie, thank you so much for bringing Whitney to us today.

-Thank you.

-Oh, my goodness.

I'm speechless. When she started singing, her voice was so beautiful,

and she did her own style on it and it was just unique and it was incredible.

-Thank you.

-Well done.

If my maths are correct, 97% of you liked it,

but not everyone did. Paulus.

BOOING Come on, Paulus.

You didn't stand up for that and most of the 100 did.

Why did you not stand up?

No, I didn't stand up. Not that it wasn't good, Jodie,

it was good, but for me,

there's too many trills and licks and flicks.

It didn't work for me.

Did not work for Paulus,

not much does so don't worry about that.

Geri!

-Jodie.

-Hello.

-Hello.

-Ah!

I think the word is effortless,

and also it was cute and instantly likeable.

-97 speaks for itself. Wow. Well done.

-Thank you so much.

-Thank you.

-Thank you, Geri.

So congratulations, Jodie.

-With an incredible score of 97...

-Thank you so much.

..you're into the top spot and into the final.

But, sadly, Harriette, we say goodbye. Have you enjoyed yourself?

I've had a blast, so thank you.

Congratulations, Jodie. Please take your seat.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So we've got ourselves a finalist!

In the top spot and coming back for the grand final

and the chance to win £50,000, it's Jodie.

Congratulations! CHEERING

But that means Norbert and Chloe will face each other

-in tonight's sing-off. AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

I know, it's exciting, isn't it?

Only one of you can join Jodie in the final,

and you will now get a chance to perform again with a new song,

and both of your scores have been cleared

so it's a level playing field.

Now the 100, as before,

if you like the performance, you can get up and join in with it.

You can stand up for one of them, for both of them or neither of them.

It's up to you.

But you must judge them on this performance alone.

APPLAUSE

Cloe, you're up first. Good luck.

Good luck, darling.

I don't know, I hope she's chosen wisely.

I hope she does good.

Come on.

PIANO PLAYS

# You can reach me by railway

# You can reach me by trailway

# You can reach me on an airplane

# You can reach me with your mind

# You can reach me by caravan

# Cross the desert in an Arab land

# I don't care how you get here

# Just get here if you can

# There are hills and mountains between us

# Always something to get over

# If I had my way

# Surely you would be closer

# I need you closer

# You can windsurf into my life

# Take me up on a carpet ride

# You can reach me in a big balloon

# But you better make it soon

# You can reach me by caravan

# Cross the desert in an Arab land

# I don't care how you get here

# Just get here if you can. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-I thought more people would have stood for that.

-Yeah.

Gave me goose bumps.

God, I'm scared.

Aw.

It's very harsh. I thought she was brilliant.

-Well done, Chloe. 31.

-Yes.

-How was that?

-Scary again, but I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it.

Very scary. Norbert, you're up next.

You've got 31 to beat. Good luck.

-Thank you.

-APPLAUSE

MUSIC: Next To Me by Emeli Sande

Oh, I love this.

# You won't find him drinking at the table

# Rolling dice and staying out till three

# You won't ever find him being unfaithful

# You will find him

# You'll find him next to me

# Next to me, ooh-ooh

# Next to me, ooh-ooh

-# Next to me, ooh-ooh...

-I don't like that gap between.

-No.

It needs to me a full note.

# You will find him You'll find him next to me

# When the money's spent and all my friends have vanished

# And I can't seem to find no help or love for free

# I know there's no need for me to panic

# Cos I'll find him I'll find him next to me...

He's got to got for it. He's got to give it some welly.

# Next to me, ooh-ooh...

He's not breathing.

# Next to me, ooh-ooh

# Next to me, ooh-ooh

# You will find him You'll find him next to me

# You will find him You'll find him next to me. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-I am so shocked.

-I know.

Oh, my gosh.

Norbert, hard luck.

A score of 18 wasn't enough to beat Chloe.

-Well done, though. Did you enjoy it?

-Yes, I loved it.

-I loved it.

-You've been a great sport, Norbert.

-Thank you so much.

-Norbert, everyone!

CHEERING

So we've got our second finalist of the night, Chloe!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations, you're through to the final with Jodie.

-Hey.

-Oh, my God, hello!

-Hello. You've done well.

-Well done.

-Geri, deserving finalists?

-Amazing.

The girls are just doing it, aren't they?

Well done to you both.

Well, congratulations, both of you,

you'll be heading to the final to join...

-Give it up for Jodie and Chloe.

-Yes!

CHEERING

Well, that's it for tonight. Thanks to Geri and the 100.

Join us next week to see who can get

the 100 on their feet and joining in.

We'll see you, then. Goodnight!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

MUSIC: I'm Still Standing by Elton John

# I'm still standing better than I ever did

# Looking like a true survivor

# Feeling like a little kid

# I'm still standing after all this time

# Picking up the pieces of my life without you on my mind

# I'm still standing! #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

# I take the world by storm... #

So, just four places in the series final remain.

Yes!

And with only two heats left, we're bringing you huge voices...

..huge surprises...

-I was shook.

-You sang it better than me.

My heart is full.

I didn't even know he had one. LAUGHTER

..and huge scores.

The oner!

All coming soon on All Together Now.

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