The All Star Talent Show

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The All Star Talent Show
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Starring
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes6
Production
Running time90 mins
Release
Original network Five
Original release8 September (2006-09-08) 
13 October 2006 (2006-10-13)

The All Star Talent Show is a 2006 UK television programme that was broadcast on Five. It was presented by Andi Peters and Myleene Klass, with Julian Clary making up the judging panel alongside two guest judges. Each show had six celebrities performing, with the winner of each episode going into the final at the end of the series. In addition, the runner up with the most votes at the end of the series also performed again in the final. Backing vocals on the show were directed and sung by Tracy Graham and Tara McDonald.

Contents

Episodes

Week 1 (8 September)

CelebrityTalentFinal placing
Malandra Burrows Fire eating5th
Juliette Foster Singing2nd
Bernie Nolan Rock drumming4th
Stedman Pearson Contemporary ballet3rd
Carol Thatcher Tap dancing1st
Kevin Woodford Singing show tunes6th

The two guest judges on this episode were Jo Brand and Kerry Katona. The winner of this heat was Carol Thatcher. Juliette Foster was the highest scoring runner up in the whole series and so made it into the final as well.

Week 2 (15 September)

CelebrityTalentFinal placing
Ron Atkinson Singing3rd
Peter Duncan Performing a high wire routine2nd
Sally James Tap dancing4th
Jodie Marsh Latin dancing1st
Andy Scott-Lee Performing magic tricks5th
Oliver Skeete Singing6th

The two guest judges on this episode were Bobby Davro and Sally Lindsay. The winner of this heat was Jodie Marsh.

Week 3 (22 September)

CelebrityTalentFinal placing
Victoria Bush Singing3rd
Jilly Goolden Dancing flamenco6th
Carly Hillman Performing a majorette routine2nd
Ben OfoeduPerforming magic tricks5th
Lembit Öpik Playing the harmonica4th
Roy Walker Operatic singing1st

The two guest judges on this episode were Lucy Benjamin and Christopher Biggins. The winner of this heat was Roy Walker.

Week 4 (29 September)

CelebrityTalentFinal placing
Jeremy Beadle Performing magic tricks6th
Rhona Cameron Jazz singing2nd
The Cheeky Girls Ballet dancing5th
Tamara Czartoryska Flamenco dancing4th
Kevin Kennedy Singing3rd
Henry Olonga Operatic singing1st

The two guest judges on this episode were Bonnie Langford and Freddie Starr. The winner of this heat was Henry Olonga.

Week 5 (6 October)

CelebrityTalentFinal placing
John Altman Playing the drums6th
Toby Anstis Jazz dancing1st
Kéllé Bryan Performing capoeira3rd
Stephen Gately Performing magic tricks2nd
Oona King Playing classical piano5th
Pooja Shah Classical Indian dancing4th

The two guest judges on this episode were Peter André and Vanessa Feltz. The winner of this heat was Toby Anstis.

Week 6: Final (13 October)

CelebrityTalentFinal placing
Toby Anstis Jazz dancing3rd
Juliette Foster Singing6th
Jodie Marsh Latin dancing4th
Henry Olonga Operatic singing1st
Carol Thatcher Tap dancing5th
Roy Walker Operatic singing2nd

The two guest judges on this episode were Jo Brand and David Gest.

The winner of the series was Henry Olonga .

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