Australia's Got Talent

TV Series
2007–2022
TV-Y7-FV
1h

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Kate Ritchie, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon, and Shane Jacobson in Australia's Got Talent (2007)

People with weird and wonderful talents compete for a prize of 250 thousand dollars.People with weird and wonderful talents compete for a prize of 250 thousand dollars.People with weird and wonderful talents compete for a prize of 250 thousand dollars.

Creators
- Simon Cowell
- Ken Warwick
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4.8/10

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Creators
- Simon Cowell
- Ken Warwick
Stars

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Awards
- 10 nominations total

Episodes135

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Grant Denyer

Self - Host

Dannii Minogue

Self - Judge

Kyle Sandilands

Self - Judge

Brian McFadden

Self - Judge

Tom Burlinson

Self - Judge

Red Symons

Self - Judge

Ricki-Lee Coulter

Self - Host

Shane Jacobson

Self - Judge

Tim Omaji

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Clara Helms

Self - Contestant

Matty Shields

Self - Contestant

Jordan Paris

Self - Contestant

Stuart Biggins

Self - Contestant

Rod Collins

Self - Contestant

David De Vito

Self - Contestant

Hazel Phillips

Self - Contestant

Dan Conway

Self - Contestant

Steve Romig

Self - Contestant

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1/10

A reboot they shouldn't have bothered with.

Padding out the talentless Australian judges with 2 judges from the UK show doesn't save this tedious, cheaply produced drivel. Virtue signalling is strong with this one, winners are those with the bigger the sob story or more diverse gender and race. Perhaps Australia does have talent but it's not showcased here.

Free to air TV in this country is really on it's last legs, it's cheaper to produce brainless exploitative junk like Farmer wants a Wife, MAFs, The Block, The Love Boat, Beauty and the Geek etc than it is to make quality Australian drama. These programs are just filler for ad breaks.