Episode 4 All Together Now

TV's most opinionated judging panel is back.

A varied mix of 100 great singers...

THEY ALL SING

SHE SINGS OPERA

# I'm a soul man... #

SHE SINGS

-There we go.

-Oh, well, I...

One global pop icon.

You are amazing!

Come on, here we go, come on.

Winning them over is the toughest gig in town.

Aw!

Oh, no!

So far, six very different acts have won a place in the grand final.

THEY YELL

They have chosen to sing everything from current hits...

# Shut up and dance with me... #

..to disco anthems...

# Enough is enough is enough... #

..to all-time classics.

# Rolling, rolling on the river... #

Wow! He's done 100.

CHEERING

You are outstanding!

But with another wide range of acts ready to perform...

..who is going to get the 100 joining in tonight?

Incredible performance!

CHEERING

What's happening?

# Wake up, it's a beautiful morning... #

# I drove all night To get to you... #

Keep moving. Keep driving.

Well, Paulus isn't a morning person.

Luckily, the rest of the 100 woke up

on the right side of the bed.

Aw.

Hello, beautiful.

You are like fizzy orange juice in the morning.

You are like, "Wing ding"!

# Wake up, it's a beautiful morning... #

Morning, sweetheart, how are you doing?

I've had my bran flakes and I'm focused.

I turned the bathroom light on this morning. She came out...

# Curtain up, light the lights... #

Good to know people's bathroom habits.

The 100 are a mix of great singers

from very different music backgrounds,

and with a £50,000 prize on the line,

they are all looking for something special.

I'm looking for someone to come out and really impress me,

you know, to want to stand up and sing with them.

-I want to sing along with every song.

-Exactly.

I'm not there to sit down and not stand up for anyone.

I want to get up and enjoy it.

With the 100 brimming with excitement...

It brings back memories...

..they're ready to see what the day will bring.

Ooooooh!

Come on, everyone, let's get out there and do this!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It's the 100, everybody!

So the 100 are ready to decide

which two acts will go through to the Grand Final.

They have learnt every song that will be sung across the series,

but have no idea who will be coming out to perform them.

You seem to have a feeling for these things.

What do you reckon the first act is going to be?

Oh, right, that's a question and a half, isn't it?

-GIGGLES:

-Hello.

# Take me on a date

# I deserve a break... #

I'm what you might call a geek.

I'm a gamer, so, yes, I have a competitive edge,

If you play me at Trivial Pursuit, things could get heated.

It's three things.

You've got to be good vibe, good songs, good performance.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But you have to remember, £50,000 on the line.

Yeah, exactly.

Even though I'm feeling quite nervous, um,

I really hope I can just get everybody to clap along,

join in, stand-up, sing along with me.

Good luck. You are going to be so good!

-Go and have an amazing one, honestly.

-Please cheer for me.

I'm sending them fabulous vibes, fabulous vibes, fabulous vibes.

Oh, she's very vintage.

Oh, she could be doing, I don't know.

-Patsy Cline or something?

-Patsy Cline?

Hi. I'm Elinor. I'm very, very nervous.

But I really hope you want to get up on your feet

and sing and dance with me.

She is setting the bar for the night.

Whatever she scores, is the score to beat.

# Well, sometimes I go out by myself

# And I look across the water... #

Hey!

# And I think of all the things

# What you're doing

# And in my head I paint a picture

# And I missed your ginger hair

# And the way you like to dress... #

The 100 can join in now.

Only you at home can see the scores.

# Stop making a fool out of me... #

Oh, we've got a few up!

# Why don't you, come on over, Valerie?... #

Hey!

# Valerie-ay

# Yay-ay-ay

# Did you have to go to jail?

# Put your house up for sale

# Did you get a good lawyer?

# Oh, whoa-oh

# Since I've come on home

# Well, my body's been a mess

# And I've missed your ginger hair

# And the way you like to dress

# Oh, so come on over

# Stop making a fool out of me

# Why don't you come on over right away? #

# Right away

# Why don't you come on over right away? #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

My beehive just got bigger.

-Good start.

-Good start.

-Good start.

-I think it's a little bit harsh.

-Yeah, yeah.

-She was the first one out.

-Yeah, exactly.

She must have been absolutely petrified as well.

Well, Elinor, you got 47.

You a bit disappointed with it?

Yeah, but thank you so much to everybody

who was, like, giving it out to me, that was so wonderful.

So thank you all so much.

Fair enough.

Well, someone who was loving it was Bee.

-You run open mic nights. You enjoyed that.

-Yeah, absolutely.

You said you were nervous.

But you came, you pushed through the nerves, you worked the stage,

I couldn't fault that.

I thought you were phenomenal. Well done.

High praise indeed. Thanks, Bee.

-Geri.

-You got me engaged

and you looked like you were having a good time.

You are very watchable, so I liked it.

OK, Elinor, with a score of 47,

that puts you in the top spot of our top three, well done.

Take your seat.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, the 100, remember, if Elinor is still in the top spot

at the end of the show, she'll go straight through to the Grand Final

With a chance to win 50 grand.

-PUBLIC:

-Oooh!

But there is loads more acts still to come, so anything can happen.

Let's bring out our next act!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I could see you in a little floral dress, babe.

Yeah. I would wear that.

-Me too.

-I know you would.

THEY LAUGH

-You didn't like her.

-No.

It didn't seem like it was coming from her soul.

The next few coming up really have to be fantastic.

-INTERVIEWER: How are you?

-Really excited. Happy.

Everything put into one rolled up ball

and just sort of encapsulated in me basically.

HE LAUGHS

I'm from South Wales, but, basically, I moved to London

because I wanted to sing.

-I've picked my song because it does mean a lot to me.

-Are you nervous?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm nervous.

I just want to really feel it in my stomach.

I want to hear it in my ears.

SHE LAUGHS

-Yeah, cool, right, guys.

-Good luck, good luck, good luck.

I want to be singing for the rest of my life,

starting from this point.

-Ooh!

-Aw. He's got no socks on, though.

Yeah, it looks so messy.

Oh, dear.

-What do you think?

-This feels like ballad time to me.

Hi, guys.

I'm Scott, I'm from Port Talbot in South Wales,

and I have brought nobody with me today.

-AUDIENCE:

-Aw!

Nobody knows that I'm doing it, not even the person

that I'm singing the song about.

I want you to be so, so good.

WHISPERS: Can he beat 47?

# I'm jealous of the rain

# It falls upon your skin... #

Oh, I think Scott's heartbroken.

# It's closer than my hands have been

# Oh, I am jealous of the rain... #

Yes. Got goose bumps.

# I'm jealous of the wind

# That ripples through your clothes... #

-Oh, my God.

-Oh, my God, yeah!

# It's closer than your shadow

# Oh, I am jealous of the wind

# Cos I wish you the best of

# All this world could give... #

Oh, he's got a set of parts on him, the boy.

# And I told you

# When you left me

# There is nothing to forgive

# But I always thought you'd come back

# Tell me

# All you'd found was

# Heartbreak and misery

# And it's hard for me to say

# I'm jealous of the way

-# You are happier without me... #

-This is a big score.

# I'm jealous of the love. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

He was fab, he was fab!

It's big, it's big.

You got 92!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-How are you feeling?

-Yeah, I'm feeling all right.

What generally happens is

I get all my nerves come out afterwards. But I'm...

I think they started from before and then sort of took me by surprise.

And now I'm just like... Yeah, hi, you guys, thank you.

LAUGHTER

-Are you all right, Scott?

-Yeah, I'm fine, yeah.

-OK, right, Lyn, what do you think of it?

-Oh, my goodness me.

He made me go goose pimples. I really was...

Oh, just a lovely tone of voice, really, really gorgeous.

APPLAUSE

Lyn, you are a cruise ship singer,

-would you book him on the boat?

-Definitely. Definitely.

He would go down well, especially on the younger ship.

-We don't want to go down well in a boat.

-No.

LAUGHTER

-OK, thanks, Lyn. And, Kelly?

-Yeah.

-I mean, no, don't stand up now, Kelly.

You had your chance.

-You didn't stand up for that?

-No, I didn't.

The song was beautiful.

It was melon-colony, you know...

-Melon-colony?

-Melon-colony.

-A colony of melons.

-That was an Australian version.

Lots of melons knocking about. Starting up a new civilisation.

LAUGHTER

I was waiting and waiting for the song to suddenly go, "Bang!"

Just take it that one notch more.

That's what I was waiting for.

That's what she was waiting for. Fair enough. Each to their own.

Geri, what did you think?

I actually think it is a huge risk

to pick a gentle song. Because you're putting your heart out.

And sometimes it works, and it did for you.

I'm sure everybody has had their heartbroken.

Not so much heartbreak, it's about the fact that you can't always be

with the person that you love.

Well, do you know what?

Whoever that person is, you can go and tell them

that it went incredibly well, so well done, Scott.

Thank you very much.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Nice one, Scott. 92 puts you in first place.

Please take your seat in the top three.

# And the world comes alive

# And the world comes alive... #

That top three is filling up nicely.

Scott, if you are still in the top spot at the end of the show,

you'll automatically go through to the Final

for a chance of winning £50,000.

And whoever is in second and third place

will face each other in the sing-off for the remaining spot.

So good luck.

-That was beautiful.

-Thanks.

-Really beautiful.

You did a smashing job. Mate, 92, I think you're OK.

Aw...

Right, after that, what is it going to be?

# Oh, oh! #

INTERVIEWER: # Oh, oh. #

SHE LAUGHS

I sing, I'm a mummy, and I make funky jackets.

Nice trousers. I have trousers like that.

I nearly brought those trousers today.

She is going to have a really, really massive voice.

So as a singer, I get hired to get people on their feet

and to get them enjoying themselves.

So that is why, in theory, getting all 100 up shouldn't be a problem.

# Oh, young hearts run free

# They'll never be hung up

# Hung up like my man and me... #

-Here we go!

-Maybe it's a bit too high.

# Say I'm gonna leave

# 100 times a day

# It's easier said than done

# When you can't just breakaway

# When you just can't breakaway

# Oh young hearts run free

# They'll never be hung up

# Hung up like my man and me

# My man and me.... # Here we go!

# Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa

# Young hearts to yourself be true

# Don't be a fool

# When love really don't love you

# Don't love you. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-SHE LAUGHS

-It didn't!

I think 20 was a bit harsh.

-Well done, Camilla, you got 20.

-Thank you.

You look like you were loving it out there. You gave it so much energy.

So quiet, you know?

Yes, a very shy and retiring character, aren't you?

So from one shy and retiring character to another, Divina.

LAUGHTER

Let's not mess about.

-You look like you know your way round the disco.

-Ahhhhh.

Have you dabbled in the disco before?

I've dabbled a couple of times in a disco, yes.

But usually I get thrown out for that.

LAUGHTER

No, I wanted to like it so much, your voice is great,

there was nothing wrong with that. All the technical stuff was there.

It was just, it just didn't have that connection.

Thank you very much.

APPLAUSE

-Pamela, you were one of the first.

-I absolutely love you.

I love your style, I love your look, I love the red jacket,

I love your shiny leggings, and I love your voice.

-Well done, absolutely fantastic.

-Thank you so much. Thank you.

Well done, Camilla.

You scored 20 which puts you in third place of our top three.

-Please take your seat.

-Thank you.

So we have filled all three seats.

Here is where things get serious.

Camilla, you are now the act in danger.

If our next act scores more than 20, you will be leaving the competition.

Let's crack on.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

20, I'm gutted. That is like my song from when I was 12.

It's not like you didn't sing it well. You sang it really well.

Ah, thank you.

So the top three may be full,

but there's plenty more acts still to come.

Each hoping to steal their seats.

We've got big hitters...

THEY SING A HIGH NOTE

..low splitters...

Oh, hello. Captain...

And some give Paulus the jitters.

Oh, no.

I didn't think I would ever be sat next to a singing dentist.

And I didn't think I would be sat next to a lovely lady.

SHE LAUGHS

My name is Divina De Campo.

I'm something-four, and I'm drag queen from Manchester. Ooh!

# Humidity's rising... #

I'm classy, sassy and a little bit brassy.

SHE LAUGHS

# It's going to start raining men... #

Singing is my main talent.

# It's raining men

# Hallelujah, it's raining men... #

You might think I'm not such a pretty face.

But there is more to me than meets the eye.

I can sing in five different languages

and I also play musical instruments,

so I do know what I'm talking about.

The harmonies at the beginning were so good.

# God bless Mother Nature... #

The thing that I want to see from a performer

is their ability to connect...

..and take me somewhere slightly unexpected.

And I am going to be with them and on my feet.

# Ooh, it's raining men, yeah. #

With a score of 20,

Camilla has got herself a place in the top three for now.

But the night is still young. A bit like our next performers.

-LAUGHS:

-It was a bit loud.

My name is Ky, and I'm from London.

I'm 18 years old. One of the youngest in the competition.

My mum drops me at all the shows that I do. She is my biggest fan.

# Boy, let's not talk too much

# Grab on my waist and put that body on me

# Come on now follow my lead

# Come on now follow my lead

# I'm in love with the shape of you

# We push and pull like a magnet do

# Although my heart is falling too

# I'm in love with your body. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Yeah, I liked that!

The vibe that you were bringing was so infectious,

that eventually, I couldn't help but get up on my feet.

-Thank you.

-That was such a good song choice.

-Thank you.

You were loving it so we loved it and that is so important.

We've actually got an Ed Sheeran tribute act in the 100.

-AUDIENCE:

-Oooh!

-Steve!

LAUGHTER

-You wouldn't believe it, would you?

-I wouldn't.

I mean, you must have the vocals sorted,

but the image is going to take time.

LAUGHTER

So Ky's score of 65 knocks Camilla out of the top competition

and Elinor into third place.

But can our next young hopeful score big?

# But every song is like gold to me... #

My name is George. I have just turned 18.

A gig every other weekend up in the Valleys.

No-one ever tends to turn up,

so I'm just so relieved that there will be 100 people listening.

# And we'll never be royals

# It don't run in our blood

# That kind of lux just ain't for us

# Crave a different kind of buzz. #

APPLAUSE

I got up, like, straightaway.

I just love your talent.

It was incredible, I just loved every minute.

APPLAUSE So, well done, Georgia.

With a score of 62, you'll take third spot, which means,

unfortunately, Elinor, you leave the competition.

CHEERING Georgia, please take your seat.

The young ones. It's the young ones in the top three.

I haven't stood up today.

Oh, look how... The Ice Queen's off again!

I think someone needs to come out which is completely different.

HE BLOWS RASPBERRIES

How do you guys know each other?

We're brothers.

It was something to do with my mum and dad.

-They sort of introduced us, didn't they?

-Yeah.

-I want something that moves me.

-Yeah.

-You know, you've just got to feel and emotion.

-Yeah.

When you listen to music.

We're dying to get on that stage cos it's what we love doing.

I know there's going to be some brilliant singers

but we're giving them The Gherkins experience

and no-one else has got that.

-Right, Gherkins, we're ready for you on the stage.

-Oh, wonderful.

-Can I just switch my light on?

-APPLAUSE

We're going to give it our very, very best

and I hope the judges are ready for The Gherkins.

No, like that, I think.

-Yeah? Excellent. Yeah.

-OK. Lit the bulb.

-Yeah. Good.

-That's all good then.

-Yeah, no, I think we're there.

-Maybe the Ice Queen will be thawed.

-Ice Queen, ooh!

Aw, no.

Wow, look at this.

Is it St Patrick's Day?

What's he got on his head?

Is that a light bulb?

-It's a light bulb.

-SHE LAUGHS

Hello, everybody, we are...

-The Gherkins.

-LAUGHTER

-The Gherkins!

-I love them already.

We hope you all enjoy The Gherkins experience

and have lots of fun with us, too.

Can The Gherkins score more than 62 and get into the top three?

That is a sentence I never thought I'd say.

This could break me.

# Bring me sunshine...

Oh, no!

# In your smile

CLAPPING

# Bring me laughter

# All the while

# In this world where we live

# There should be more happiness

# So much joy you can give

# To each brand-new bright tomorrow

# Make me happy... #

No way!

# Through the years

# Never bring me

# Any tears... #

I'm kind of loving this.

-And me!

-This is SO camp.

Get up, then.

# From up above

# Bring me fun

# Bring me sunshine

# Bring me love

# Bring me sunshine... #

CHEERING

# In your smile

# Bring me laughter... #

I've got Gherkin fever!

# All the while

# Let your arms be as warm

# As the sun from up above

# Bring me fun

# Bring me sunshine

# Bring me love!

# Sweet love!

# Bring me fun

# Bring me sunshine

# Bring me love Sweet love

# Bring me fun

# Bring me sunshine

# Bring me love. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

That was so much fun!

Go on, The Gherks!

MUSIC: Tears Of A Clown by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles

-AUDIENCE:

-Aw!

Thank God for that!

Aw!

The Gherkins, you got 52!

CHEERING

Unfortunately not enough for the top three

but you looked like you was having so much fun down there.

We totally enjoyed it. There's some stiff competition.

To get 52, that's absolutely brilliant, you know, so thank you.

Well done.

Geri?

You got up and got involved.

I did.

I think there is room for everybody on this show.

You know, you can have the big singers,

but then you could also have the fun and the joy, so well done.

-Thanks very much.

-Thanks, Geri. Thank you.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Maria and Tracey?

It just took me back to Saturday nights watching Morecambe and Wise.

You're not good singers particularly!

I've never had a gherkin give me so much joy, but I rated it.

-Way!

-Ooh!

CHEERING AND WOLF-WHISTLING

-Maria?

-I actually adored what you just did.

You made me want to laugh and cry at the same time.

Silly crying to You Bring Me Sunshine!

I can't believe The Gherkins have brought you to tears!

It's the mixture of gherkins and nostalgia, and you don't have

to be the best singer in the world to touch somebody's heart.

Thank you, it was brilliant.

Aw, lovely! CHEERING DROWNS SPEECH

Let's shuffle down here.

Right. Oh, Paulus.

So what were The Gherkins lacking for you?

You know, burger, bun, relish? LAUGHTER

Oh, come on!

Paulus, it wasn't for you, was it?

I feel like I've entered a parallel universe in the last few minutes.

The things on your head,

are they so that you can contact your home planet?

-What are they for?

-LAUGHTER

It helps me think better, the light on the top there.

If I get a gherkin in my burger, I throw it on the floor.

AUDIENCE: Oh!

Fair enough. You can't please everyone, can you, Gherkins?

-Everyone, Rob, no.

-OK, well, well done, The Gherkins.

With 52, that wasn't quite enough to get that top three,

but I think you won over a lot of fans, give it up for The Gherkins!

CHEERING

# Bring me fun Bring me sunshine

# Bring me love! #

Hey!

Scott is still in the top spot.

You've been there a little while now with 92.

If you're there at the end of the show,

you go straight into the final for a chance to win £50,000.

And, Ky and Georgia, second and third, if you're there at the end

of the show, you'll face each other in a sing-off for that final place.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

We know the 100 love to get up and sing,

and when they do they can't help but throw some shapes.

And here's our top three of the series so far.

In at three, it's...

CHEERING

MUSIC: Rockin' All Over The World by Status Quo

Easy, Jeronimo!

Gripping on at two, it's...

Jazz hands!

MUSIC: Doop by Doop

And in at number one, everyone's favourite...

# Get up, stand up Come on, put your hands up

# If you got the feelin' Jump across the ceilin'

# So get out your seat and jump around

# Jump! Jump! Jump!

# Everybody jump!

# Jump! Jump! Jump!

# Jump! Jump! #

MUSIC STOPS

Ooh, yeah!

Yeah, thanks, Ifeanyi, that's quite enough of that!

-SHE SIGHS

-We can breathe a little better.

So the dancing might be over for the 100, but not for our next act.

James Evans, take one.

I play Danny in Grease in an arena tour.

I was in Annie, the musical.

I covered Sky in Mamma Mia! in the West End.

I'm filming Mamma Mia! 2 at the moment.

So I'm quite experienced.

I just want a really good solid vocal with the performance, as well.

It'd be lovely, wouldn't it, to have, like, a nice little surprise,

-like, "I wasn't expecting that."

-Yes! Yeah.

When I step out on stage, that's when the game starts.

I know exactly what I'm here to do

and I really want to get to the final, so I'm here for the long run.

If he scores more than 62, Georgia is out of the competition.

# It might seem crazy what I'm about to say... #

Oh, hello!

Captain Snake Hips. CHEERING

# Sunshine, she's here You can take a break... #

Like a new Danny Zuko, isn't he?

# Cos I'm happy Clap along if you feel

# Like a room without a roof

# Clap along if you feel like that's what you wanna do... #

Come on, help me out!

# Bring me down Can't nothing

# Bring me down My love is too hot

# Bring me down Can't nothing... #

He looks like a jockey!

# Yeah!

# Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof

# Clap along if you know what happiness is to you... #

Georgia is looking worried.

# Clap along if you feel like that's what you wanna do. #

CHEERING

MUSIC: Hung Up by Madonna

-ALL:

-Oh!

APPLAUSE

Oh, so close!

So close.

James.

A score of 60.

-Yeah, I know.

-That must be annoying.

-Kind of!

-LAUGHTER

I'll shuffle down here.

-Milad, you're a dentist and you're quite a big deal...

-Woo!

Oh, big fan of teeth over there.

LAUGHTER

The Tooth Fairy's in the building! LAUGHTER

Erm, you became famous overnight on the internet singing that song...

-Yeah.

-..you know, in your dental surgery.

-Yes.

So you obviously enjoyed the version.

I was waiting for that vibe, the energy, the stage, you know,

presence, to own it, and for me you did all of that, so...

-I really appreciate that, thank you.

-I really enjoyed it. Unlucky.

Thank you very much, Milad. APPLAUSE

Right, I'm going to come down here.

Amy, what was lacking from that performance getting you up?

I really liked the way you danced around.

Like, it was entertaining and I was sat here, like, swaying.

But the vocals weren't en pointe.

To be fair, if you're dropping into the splits that quick, it's going to

-affect your vocals.

-Yeah.

-Innit?

-I was surprised your jeans didn't rip!

They went at the knees but not the bit they should've.

LAUGHTER Bad luck, James.

With a score of 60, that's not enough to get into our top three.

-But incredible performance.

-Thank you so much.

Well done. Give it up for James, everyone!

CHEERING Thanks for coming.

# I'm going to live forever... #

Which means, Georgia, your place is safe for now.

But if the next act gets more than 62, you will be leaving.

You know what they've done? They've put the person with the most hair

next to the person with no hair.

My name's Doctor Milad.

And you may have seen me

online doing some parodies all about teeth as the Singing Dentist.

# You might be gappy... #

# Return of the plaque! #

# And last night you had vindaloo

# And now your breath kind of smell like... #

What an amazing thing, to combine my passion for music

and my passion for dentistry and...boom!

You've not got, like, three or four days to give me a check-up,

have you?

LAUGHTER My vet's busy at the moment, so...

Wow, Rob's teeth.

I mean, you can see them before you see him.

My eyebrows, Bev and Kev.

They're my backing dancers and they go everywhere with me.

What I'm looking for is the overall performance.

If a singer comes out and starts smashing it,

these guys are going to go for it.

And if they're going for it, then I'm going to have to get up

and start singing along.

That's the way it works.

OK, thank you, ladies and gents.

-It's been us three for a while now, hasn't it?

-Mm.

To be fair, we've been gripping on.

Yeah, it's been us three for a while. Yeah.

Mm.

-Hello.

-Rachael Hawnt, take one.

I don't want to tell you how old I am.

# If I could turn back time... #

I sing at weddings, I sing at birthday parties, all sorts.

-OK, what do we want now?

-Yeah...

-I want a big old ballad.

-..I want something soulful. Do you want a ballad?

-Yeah.

I got into music quite young.

I've, you know, really walked the boards.

Many years of doing pubs, getting changed in the toilets,

singing in front of the dart board.

Sometimes it's maybe just 10 or 12 people.

-Ah!

-Rachael, you're up next, do you want to come through?

My voice is like my hair.

It's big!

I'd love the 100 to stand up.

I'll give it my best shot and we'll see what they think.

Fingers crossed they like it.

-Wow.

-That is some hair!

Oh, and the...

Wow. K.

Massive hair.

Hiya, my name is Rachael,

I'm from Portsmouth and I'm chuffed to be here.

Chuffed? I've not heard chuffed for years.

She looks like Cher.

Ah! Something tells me she's going to be a diva.

If she beats 62, Georgia is out the competition.

# This is the end... #

Ooh, wow.

# So hold your breath and count to ten

# We'll feel the earth move and then

# You'll hear my heart burst

# Again

# Let the sky fall... #

Ooh, hello.

-# When it crumbles... #

-Wow!

# We will stand tall

# And face it all together

# At skyfall... #

Oh! Ah!

# Of your loving arms

# Keeping me from harm

-# Put your hand... #

-Only a few up, though.

# In my hand and we'll stand

# Let the sky fall

# When it crumbles... #

I'm liking it.

# We will stand tall

# And face it all together

# Let the sky fall

# When it crumbles

# We can stand tall... #

Oh, a few more are getting up now.

-It's getting close.

-# And face it all together

# At sky fall

# Oh-oh-oh

# Oh-oh-oh, ooh

# Oh, ooh-ooh-ooh. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you!

# Do you believe in life after love? #

-Oh! Oh, my!

-# I can feel something

# Inside me say

# I really don't think you're strong enough... #

Wow, Rachael! That was amazing. 66!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

You took second place with that performance. I'm up here.

-Oh, my God! Hello, love!

-You was chuffed before.

-How are you feeling now?

-I was chuffed, and now I'm even bigger chuffed!

-Double chuffed!

-Yeah!

You're double chuffed, ain't you, Rachael? LAUGHTER

-Portia, you enjoyed that?

-I really enjoyed it.

Your hair looks amazing.

And I was thinking, "I hope the voice lives up to the hair."

And, you know, when your voice opened up,

it was round, it was rich,

and I would love to hear a little bit more.

-Thank you very much, Portia.

-Thank you.

Harmesh, you are a performing arts teacher.

-I am indeed, yes.

-And you stood up and enjoyed that.

Yeah. Rachael, you smashed that, you did.

I absolutely loved the fact that you didn't copy Adele's performance.

-You made it your own...

-You couldn't do it as good.

..in terms of phrasing, musicality, vocal tone.

Just awesome. Absolutely loved it. Well done.

-Thank you so much.

-Some high praise up here.

Literally! LAUGHTER

So, Rachael, with a score of 66, that puts you in second place,

and, unfortunately, Georgia, you leave the competition.

Round of applause for Georgia, everyone.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Rachael, take your seat in the top three!

# Do you believe in life after love? #

-I feel now we've got a real eclectic mix.

-We've got a strong...

-And it's different.

-..strong three, yeah.

-Absolutely epic, babe.

-Thank you.

-Absolutely.

I think, with the hair, probably people are thinking...

-IMITATES CHER:

-# If I could turn back time

# If I could find a way... #

LAUGHTER

So, with Rachael knocking Ky down into third place,

he's now the act in danger.

-I feel sick.

-Do you?

I'm pretty confident now that the top spot is not moving.

-No.

-No.

-No, not at all.

-PRODUCER:

-Victoria Oruwari, take one.

-How was your journey today?

-My journey was good, actually.

I was just a bit annoyed that I couldn't get a McMuffin before I got on the train.

SHE LAUGHS

I love it when I have to teach a reception class.

You know, little children, hearing them actually sing

and get their first notes and everything.

The joy with which they sing a song, it's just amazing to listen to.

Good luck, everyone. Bye!

I feel like losing my sight made me more aware of the beauty in music.

My singing is something that I can't live without.

I sing around the house, I sing in the shower,

I sing everywhere I am.

It is definitely my number-one passion.

-I want to be wowed. I want to sit back and relax.

-You're so right.

I don't want to hear that someone's nervous. I just want a performance.

After I lost my sight, I would visualise myself singing

in pretty ballgowns, standing in front of a lot of people.

Singing in front of the 100 -

oh, my goodness, quite daunting.

I think some of them will like what I do and some of them may not,

but I hope they're going to like it.

-Ooh, OK.

-Ooh, we've got some sparkles!

-I like her dress.

-I love her dress. She looks beautiful.

Hi! I'm Victoria, and I'm from London.

The song I'm going to sing was originally performed by a nun.

I'm afraid I didn't take the veil.

LAUGHTER

Let's see if Victoria can score more than 65 and take the third spot.

I'm nervous for her.

# Climb ev'ry mountain

# Search high and low

# Follow ev'ry byway... #

-APPLAUSE

-# Ev'ry path you know

# Climb ev'ry mountain... #

Ky is looking worried.

# Ford ev'ry stream

# Follow ev'ry rainbow

# Till you find your dream

# A dream that will need

# All the love you can give

# Every day of your life

# For as long as you live

# Climb ev'ry mountain... #

This is huge.

-# Ford ev'ry stream... #

-This is looking amazing.

# Follow ev'ry rainbow

# Till you find

# Your dream. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Incredible performance.

-That last note.

-It was amazing.

-It was insane.

95! Well done!

SHE SCREAMS

Absolutely incredible, Victoria. That puts you into the top spot.

-Oh, my goodness! Oh, my God!

-How are you feeling, Victoria?

-I'm so excited! I want to scream!

-SHE LAUGHS

She even laughs in tune. You're incredible.

LAUGHTER

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

-Yeah.

Victoria, you just touched our hearts.

And then I'm looking at you like a goddess,

like an angel in here singing from your heart.

It was so inspirational.

You so deserve to be 95. You deserve 100. It was brilliant.

Thank you so much. That means a lot to me.

-Thank you.

-Thanks, Geri. APPLAUSE

-Wow, everyone's crying!

-I know. It was brilliant.

-Right, Divina, you've performed The Sound Of Music.

-Yeah.

Well, believe it or not,

I've either been Friedrich or Kurt

-or Liesl.

-LAUGHTER

I've seen it so many times by so many people,

and it was just beautiful.

-It was perfect.

-Thank you so much. That means a lot to me. Thank you.

APPLAUSE OK, go this way.

Now, Simon, you got involved with that. You enjoyed it?

Yeah, I thought you were absolutely amazing.

I'm paralysed in a wheelchair, and, obviously,

this show is about "all together now",

and I believe that we just judged upon your voice,

and voice only. I applaud you.

-You were absolutely stupendous.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Lovely stuff. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Well done, Victoria.

-Thank you.

-An incredible score of 95...

-Thank you so much.

-..puts you in the top spot.

Unfortunately, Ky, you leave the competition.

Round of applause for Ky.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And, Victoria, please take your place in the top three.

-Amazing. She's amazing.

-Brilliant.

-I think it was the words, as well.

"Climb every mountain." It was like, "You CAN do this.

-"You can." Do you know what I mean?

-Yeah.

-It was absolutely flawless, honestly.

-Really?

-Yeah, honestly.

-Scott thought he was safe.

-Yeah, he was like...

-He went, "Oh, my God!"

-.."I thought I was safe!"

So, music teacher Victoria

has finally knocked Scott off the top spot,

and professional singer Rachael is now the act in danger.

But can any of these amateur performers break into the top three?

My name is Michael, I do gas protection and I'm from Essex.

Is that it?

Oh, I forgot my nickname bit!

Everyone knows me as Tubsey.

-Is he cold?

-SHE LAUGHS

-It's warm in here, isn't it?

-Yeah.

One of my mates heard me singing and he went, "You can actually sing."

I was like, "Oh, caught me out." So, that's why I'm here.

# Grant my last request and just let me hold you

# Don't shrug your shoulders

# Lay down beside me... #

-Oh, nice!

-# Sure, I can't accept... #

-I like the gruff.

-Go on, then.

-# That we're going nowhere

# But one last time, let's go there... #

He's giving it some. It's his last go at it.

# Lay down beside me... #

-GROANING

-Ooh, gutted!

Listen, I wish there was a fourth chair for you

because the moment that you opened your mouth to sing,

you had me hooked.

Thank you very much. Give it up for Michael, everyone.

So, gasman Michael didn't blow them away.

He'll be all right. He's CORGI registered.

Oh, my goodness. So nerve-racking.

But can this amateur singer deliver a top-three performance?

My name is Matthew Crane, I'm 24 years old,

and I'm a delivery driver for Amazon.

My voice is a surprise to people because I think it's something that

they won't expect to come out of my body.

# You raise me up

# So I can stand on mountains

# You raise me up

# To walk on stormy seas

-# I am strong... #

-Wow!

-Yes! Yes!

# When I am on your shoulders

# You raise me up to more than I can be. #

Oh, no!

You've got that little body, but you've got a lovely, powerful voice.

But there was something missing. It felt like you wanted it so badly.

Obviously, everyone wants it badly cos it's 50 grand,

-but there was just something missing.

-It's all about the money!

So, this is it.

One act left tonight,

and can they knock Rachael out of the top three?

If they get more than 66, you'll be out of the competition.

-We wish you good luck.

-Thank you.

And let's bring on our final performer of the evening.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-My hands are sweating.

-SHE LAUGHS

I deliver sandwiches for a red bus on the A64,

and I just literally pick up sandwiches

and take them to people who are hungry.

-"Here's your sandwich."

-SHE CHUCKLES

But what makes me happiest is singing.

Last act of the night. Come on, give me something.

I want to win because it's such, like, a big thing, isn't it?

The money - the 50,000. It's huge. It's so exciting.

Going out in front of the 100,

there's a pit in my stomach and I'm like, "Oh, my God. What am I doing?"

-Here we go.

-My main aim is to get in one of the seats.

-One of them will have my butt in it.

-SHE LAUGHS

-Up the ramp of doom.

-Yeah.

-Come on.

-Come on.

-Something to rival the three.

Yeah, something to sing along to on the way home.

Hiya, my name's Ashleigh, I'm from Leeds,

and I'm singing this song because it's a great song

and I love it, so I hope you do, too.

If she sings anything like her voice to speak with...

-Oh, yeah.

-..that'll be nice.

Oh, she looks a bit nervy.

Pressure!

# When I... #

-I wasn't expecting that.

-# Had you

-# I treated you bad... #

-Whoohoo!

-Yes!

# And wrong, my dear

# Oh, but since

# Since you went away

-# But don't you know I... #

-Come on!

# Sit around

# With my head hanging down?

# And I wonder... #

-Come on. Give me something.

-# Who's loving you... #

Ready?

# All my life, all my life

# Belongs to you only

# But come on and take it, boy... #

Come on. Here we go. Come on.

# Come on and take it

# Because I, I, I, I, I

# But don't you know I sit around

# With my head hanging down?

# And I wonder

# Who's loving you. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE It's so close!

I feel like she's not going to make it.

GROANING

-It's a tie!

-Oh, my God!

Wow. Now it gets exciting.

I told it was going to be juicy! We're juicy! What's happening?!

Ashleigh, well done.

A huge score of 66, which means it's a tie for third spot. Well done.

-How are you feeling?

-Great, you're amazing. I loved it!

-Well done.

-Charlotte, you're a West End performer.

-I am.

-That got you up and going.

-It did.

You've got a dirty little voice, which I like.

It's got a great husk behind it.

And I liked the rawness of what you did.

And I think later on, if we get to hear you sing again,

we need to hear it with more confidence

and more definition, and don't be scared.

-Let go.

-Some great advice from the West End performer, Charlotte.

-Geri?

-Do you know what? It was just raw and honest.

It was like, this is who I am,

I'm going to sing a song and I'm going to sing it well.

-That was just so charming to me. I loved it.

-Thank you so much.

Right. Rachel and Ashleigh,

with a score of 66, we've got ourselves a tie.

AUDIENCE: Oooh!

Yeah. Tie lights.

The 100 must decide which of you deserves to sing again

for a chance to go through to the final.

Time for you to choose which performance you liked best.

If you preferred Rachael, press your button now.

# Let the sky fall

# When it crumbles... #

If you preferred Ashleigh, press your button now.

# And I wonder

# Who's loving you. #

100, the results are in and I can tell you the performer

going through to the sing-off

where they will compete for a place in the final is...

..Rachael!

Which means, Ashleigh, we have to say goodbye. Well done, unlucky.

Ashleigh, everybody, you did a great job.

-Oh, my God.

-Well done.

-Yeah.

-We get to hear Scott sing.

-I'm excited now.

So, we've got ourselves a finalist.

With a score of 95, Victoria,

you'll be joining us in the final

where you'll be in with a chance of winning £50,000.

Congratulations!

So, that means Scott and Rachael will face each other in the sing-off.

Only one of you can join Victoria in the final.

You'll now get your chance to perform again

and both of your scores have been cleared.

Now, the 100 as always, if you like the performance,

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

But you must judge them on this performance alone.

OK, Rachael. You will sing first, good luck.

Oooh! This is tough.

# I hear the ticking of the clock

# I'm lying here, the room's pitch dark

# And night goes by so very slow

# Oh, I hope that it won't end though

# Alone

# Until now...

# I always got by on my own

# I never really cared until I met you

# And now it chills me to the bone

# How do I get you alone?

# How do I get you alone?

-# Ba-a-a-a-y, baby, baby

-THEY WHOOP

# Until now, I always got by on my own

# I never really cared until I met you

# And now it chills me to the bone

# How do I get you alone?

# Alone!

# Oooh... #

CHEERING

Yes! Yes!

-Poor Scott.

-No prayer for Scott.

-Wow!

-Oh, my God!

-Wow, well done.

97! That's more than you scored last time.

-I know.

-You must be chaffed with that.

-It's amazing, really great.

-Thanks, guys.

-Well done.

Nice one, Rachael. But remember, it's not over yet for Scott.

The 100 can still stand for you too.

You scored 92 last time, so you can still do this.

Go on, Scott! Whoo!

Go on, Scott!

-He'll do good.

-I love his voice so much.

# Fly me to the moon

# Let me play among the stars

# Let me see what spring is like

# On Jupiter and Mars

# In other words

# Hold my hand

# In other words

-# Baby, kiss me... #

-Wrong key.

Too high.

# Fill my heart with song

# And let me sing for evermore

# You are all I long for

# All I worship and adore

# In other words

# Please be true

# In other words

# I love you

# Fill my heart with song

# And let me sing for evermore

# You are all I long for

# All I worship and adore

# In other words

# Please be true

# Oh

# In other words

# I love you. #

CHEERING

Oh, man.

Oh, no...

I feel it for him, I feel it for him, I feel it for him.

We've all been there, we've all sang something in the wrong key.

Unlucky there, Scott. You got huge score of 92 earlier on.

-Do you think the nerves got to you a little bit there?

-Yeah, I think so.

Yeah, I just had a bit of a nightmare. So, sorry, guys.

-Don't apologise!

-No, don't apologise.

-Cheers.

-Don't be sorry, Scott. Give it up for Scott.

-He's been an amazing act all night. Scott, everyone!

-Cheers!

So, we've got ourselves the second finalist of the night, Rachael.

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

Both of you come and join me on stage!

Congratulations, well done.

Our finalists, everyone!

Victoria, how are you feeling?

I feel really privileged and excited to be here.

And to have come this far.

-Rachael?

-I'm shocked and absolutely thrilled to bits.

-Thank you.

-Amazing, Geri.

-Amazing.

We are in for such a treat for the final.

What amazing, inspirational women, both of them. Fantastic.

That's woman power, isn't it?

So, guys, you'll be joining...

..in the grand final.

Let's give it up for Victoria and Rachael.

Really good.

Whoohoo!

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

Join us next week to see who can get the 100 up on their feet

and joining in.

We'll see you then, goodnight!

It's us now! We're on!

ALL: # What a feeling

# Being's believing

# Pictures come alive

# You can dance right through your life

# What a feeling

# I am the rhythm now

# Being's believing

# I am the rhythm now

# I can have it all

# Now I'm dancing for my life

# What a feeling! #

CHEERING

Next week, it's the last of the heats

and there's just two places left to fill in the grand final.

-But who's going to take them?

-Holy cow.

We've got a knockout performance that gets everyone joining in.

We've got a oner!

Some very special guests.

It's like James Corden does Stormzy, innit?

Drop it aat, you don't saand nuffink like Danny Dyer, do ya?

And Geri gets tough.

Cheers, Geri. I've always been a big fan of yours as well.