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Holland's Got Talent | |
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Season 8 | |
Hosted by | Johnny de Mol |
Judges | Dan Karaty Angela Groothuizen Chantal Janzen Gordon Heuckeroth |
Winner | Nick Nicolai |
Runner-up | Mart Hoogkamer |
Release | |
Original network | RTL 4 |
Original release | 8 April – 3 June 2016 |
Season chronology |
Holland's Got Talent is the Dutch member of the Got Talent television show franchise. The eighth season of Holland's Got Talent began on 8 April 2016 and ended on 3 June 2016.
Season 8 featured four judges for the first time, and a new host Johnny de Mol. It also marked the first time that the 'golden buzzer' was used, inspired by other shows in the Got Talent franchise. The golden buzzer sends an act straight through to the semi-finals. Each judge can press it only once during the entire season. The golden buzzer acts are shown in the following table.
Name of Act | Act | Pressed By | Finished |
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The Fresh Allstars | Dance Group | Dan | Finalist |
Bob Bullee | Singer | Chantal | Finalist |
Nick Nicolai | Singer | Angela | Winner |
The Rocking Chairs | Dance Group | Gordon | Semi-Finalist |
The semi-finals premiered on 13 May 2016 to 27 May 2016; there were three semi-finals with nine acts in each. Three acts each week continued to the grand final - usually one with the public vote and the other two chosen by the judges. Semi-final 3 was different as two were sent through by the public and one by the judges' vote. There was only one buzzer in the semi-finals as Dan buzzed Sixxpaxx. The Rocking Chairs were the only golden buzzer act that didn't make it to the finals.
Key | G Golden act | Winner | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Finalist |
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Name of Act | Act | Semifinal (week) | Position Reached |
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Nick Nicolai | Singer | 3 | Winner |
Mart Hoogkamer | Singer | 2 | Runner-up |
Bob Bullee | Singer | 1 | 3rd Place |
The Fresh Allstars | Dance Group | 1 | Finalist |
Team Quattrobar | Acrobats | 1 | Finalist |
Unbreakable | Dance Group | 2 | Finalist |
Justin (BBoy Lil Justy) | Break Dancer | 2 | Finalist |
Mizai Kobi | Acrobat | 3 | Finalist |
Karate Girls | Karate Act | 3 | Finalist |
XuanXuan Wang | Pianist | 1 | Semi-Finalist |
The Happiness Crew | Dance Group | 1 | Semi-Finalist |
Paulance | Hand Stand Act | 1 | Semi-Finalist |
Ray | Singer | 1 | Semi-Finalist |
Peter and Ronald | Magicians | 1 | Semi-Finalist |
Helena Nahafahik and Thomas Jacks | Dancers | 1 | Semi-Finalist |
Junior Jazz Unlimited Big Band | Jazz Band | 2 | Semi-Finalist |
Bea Lamelas | Contortionist | 2 | Semi-Finalist |
Christian Farla | Illusionist | 2 | Semi-Finalist |
Ritmisch Gym Wilskracht | Gymnastics | 2 | Semi-Finalist |
Miss Kiki Boops | Drag Queen Singer | 2 | Semi-Finalist |
Friends Crw | Dance Group | 2 | Semi-Finalist |
The Rocking Chairs | Dance Group | 3 | Semi-Finalist |
JP De Kam | Fire Breather Dangerous Act | 3 | Semi-Finalist |
SixxPaxx | Strippers Dance Group | 3 | Semi-Finalist |
Anke Prevoo | Singer And Pianist | 3 | Semi-Finalist |
Alex (Onearmed) | One Arm Drummer | 3 | Semi-Finalist |
Doris | Dancer | 3 | Semi-Finalist |
Buzzed out | |
Judges' vote |
Order | Artist | Act | Result |
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1 | Justin (BBoy Lil Justy) | Break Dancer | Finalist |
2 | Nick Nicolai | Singer | Winner |
3 | Karate Girls | Karate Act | Finalist |
4 | The Fresh Allstars | Dance Group | Finalist |
5 | Mizai Kobi | Acrobat | Finalist |
6 | Bob Bullee | Singer | 3rd Place |
7 | Unbreakable | Dance Group | Finalist |
8 | Mart Hoogkamer | Singer | Runner-up |
9 | Team Quattrobar | Acrobats | Finalist |
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