Mam talent! series 3

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Mam talent!
Series 3
Hosted byMarcin Prokop
Szymon Hołownia
Judges Agnieszka Chylińska
Małgorzata Foremniak
Kuba Wojewódzki
WinnerMagda Welc
Runner-upKamil Bednarek
Release
Original network TVN
Original release4 September (2010-09-04) 
27 November 2010 (2010-11-27)
Series chronology
Next 
Series 4

The third series of Mam talent! premiered on Saturday 4 September 2010 at 20:00 on TVN. It consisted of seven auditions' episodes, five semi-finals and the final, which aired on 27 November 2010. The winner of the competition was Magda Welc, 11-year-old singer and she gained 300 000 PLN and the runner-up was Kamil Bednare. There was also a Special Prize - 100 000 PLN founded by Apart - which was given to Sabina Jeszka. [1] Winner of the second series, Marcin Wyrostek performed during the first semi-final and Paul Potts, winner of the first series of Britain's Got Talent was a special guest on 13 November 2010.

Semi-final 1

Date: 23 October 2010
Special guest: Marcin Wyrostek

OrderFinishedArtistActJudges' choices
Chylińska Foremniak Wojewódzki
1unknownFlexidance group
2unknownChersinger/entertainer
32nd (won judges' vote)Patrycja Malinowskasinger
4unknownIbrahim MahmoudEgyptian dance
5unknownYclanentertainers
63rd (lost judges' vote)Michał Grobelnysinger
7unknownBacewicz Quartetstring quartet
81stMagda Welcsinger

Semi-final 2

Date: 30 October 2010

OrderFinishedArtistActJudges' choices
Chylińska Foremniak Wojewódzki
1unknownShock Dancedance group
23rd (lost judges' vote)Damian Skoczyksinger
3unknownSławomir Jenerowiczentertainer
42nd (won judges' vote)Me, Myself and Isinging trio
5unknownKamil i Krystianacrobatics
6unknownSaavedraboyband
7unknownMirosław Pyznaracrobatics
81stSabina Jeszkasinger

Semi-final 3

Date: 6 November 2010

OrderFinishedArtistActJudges' choices
Chylińska Foremniak Wojewódzki
1unknownIskierkadance group
2unknownJim Williamsentertainer
3unknownThe Prisonersentertainers
43rd (lost judges' vote)Paweł Paprockisinger
5unknownKrakowska Szkoła Wushumartial art
61stPiotr Lisieckisinger
72nd (won judges' vote)Ania i Jacekdancing duo
8unknownMochagirlband

Semi-final 4

Date: 13 November 2010
Special guest: Paul Potts

OrderFinishedArtistActJudges' choices
Chylińska Foremniak Wojewódzki
1unknownEmitels Brassmusician group
2unknownLeilagymnastics
34Adam Machalicaharmonica player
4unknownKamila Mroziksinger
52nd (won judges' vote)UDSdance group
6unknownMaciej Kozłowskientertainer
73rd (lost judges' vote)Jędrzej Indebskidancer
81stKamil Bednareksinger

Semi-final 5

Date: 20 November 2010

OrderFinishedArtistActJudges' choices
Chylińska Foremniak Wojewódzki
1unknownEnzym Crewdance group
2unknownKalina Kasprzaksinger
3unknownEmil Kuśmirekdancer
4unknownDiversosinging trio
5unknownKorolev Familygymnastics
62nd (won judges' vote)Kasia Sochackasinger
73rd (lost judges' vote)Gosia Staszewskagymnastics
81stPaweł Ejzenbergsinger

Final

Date: 27 November 2010

Key
  Winner
  Runner-up
  Special Prize
Performance
Order
FinishedPercentage
of votes
ArtistAct
1TBATBAPatrycja Malinowskasinger
2TBATBAKasia Sochackasinger
3TBATBAAnia & Jacekdancer
43rdTBAPiotr Lisieckisinger
5TBATBASabina Jeszkasinger
6TBATBAMe, Myself and Isinging trio
7TBATBAPaweł Ejzenbergsinger
82ndTBAKamil Bednareksinger
9TBATBAUDSdance group
101stTBAMagda Welcsinger

Live show chart

Legend
WinnerRunner-upSpecial Prize
Won Semi FinalJudges' ChoiceTop 3 (Eliminated)Eliminated
ShowContestantResult
SF 1SF 2SF 3SF 4SF 5Final
FinalMagda WelcWin1st
Kamil BednarekWin2nd
Piotr Lisiecki WinELIM
Sabina JeszkaWinSP
Patrycja MalinowskaJCELIM
Kasia SochackaJC
Ania & JacekJC
Me, Myself and IJC
Paweł EjzenbergWin
UDSJC
Semi
Final 5
Gosia StaszewskaTop 3
Enzym CrewELIM
Kalina Kasprzak
Emil Kuśmirek
Diverso
Korolev Family
Semi
Final 4
Jędrzej IndebskiTop 3
Emitels BrassELIM
Leila
Adam Machalica
Kamila Mrozik
Maciej Kozłowski
Semi
Final 3
Paweł PaprockiTop 3
IskierkaELIM
Jim Williams
The Prisoners
Krakowska Szkoła Wushu
Mocha
Semi
Final 2
Damian SkoczykTop 3
Shock DanceELIM
Sławomir Jenerowicz
Kamil i Krystian
Saavedra
Mirosław Pyznar
Semi
Final 1
Michał GrobelnyTop 3
FlexiELIM
Cher
Ibrahim Mahmoud
Yclan
Bacewicz Quartet

Ratings

ShowDateOfficial ratingShareShare 16-49
Auditions 14 September4 199 35931,50%37,71%
Auditions 211 September4 558 42132,07%36,44%
Auditions 318 September4 792 29831,98%35,87%
Auditions 425 September5 351 01736,64%42,81%
Auditions 52 October5 499 20636,08%45,21%
Auditions 69 October5 499 20635,38%40,63%
Auditions 716 October5 769 37538,73%47,32%
Semi Final 123 October5 179 60132,90%38,66%
Semi Final 230 October5 604 37735,67%42,53%
Semi Final 36 November5 648 85634,81%39,85%
Semi Final 413 November5 130 99532,98%37,35%
Semi Final 520 November5 428 15435,01%38,30%
The Final27 November5 773 20938,83%45,27%
Series average20105 276 00134,96%40,72%

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References

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