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I don't know why but I'm back into talking about TXF again recently even though it's "cancelled" until Ch5 decides to buy off ITV and butcher it that is.
But away from my wild tangent, everyone talks about Jedward vs Lucie, Katie Waissel surviving a sing-off in general, and of the more modern ones there was the Paul losing to Jay James controversy, Ryan Lawrie surviving about 5 times before being eventually eliminated, and of course the two girls that beat Giovanni & Shan in the last ever Civilian Series to date. But bizarrely I don't ever see anyone talk about the Jamie Archer elimination against Lloyd Daniels. To me looking back on the series (plus rewatching the series back last year) this decision to take it to deadlock thus eliminating Jamie was a crazy decision to me if the Show was looking to keep the better singer around (which was obviously bull****) because to me Jamie's the better vocalist, the better performer, and he was slightly more popular with the public than Lloyd, plus he was only in the bottom two imo because he was rammed on first with Radio Ga Ga. Obviously it's years ago now so it's not that big of a deal, but it's always fascinated me when people think of absurd sing-off results on the Show that almost nobody ever thinks of Jamie losing to Lloyd.
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