Wednesday April 22 7:30pm
Grand Final Results Show
Paul Potts Performs
Tonight is the 2009 Grand Final Results Show of AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT. Find out which of our eight finalists will take home the $250,000 prize.
Plus, Britain’s Got Talent winner Paul Potts performs.
AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT is hosted by GRANT DENYER, with judges Dannii Minogue, Red Symons and Tom Burlinson.
Wednesday April 15 7:30pm
Tonight is the Grand Final Performance Show of AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT.
Judges Dannii Minogue, Red Symons and Tom Burlinson have put equilibrist Danik Abishev, 16 year old contemporary dancer Nobel Lakaev, family acrobat troupe Cameo Rascale and Irish vs Tap Dance foursome Red Hot Rhythm through to the Grand Final.
Australia has selected the remaining four acts and tonight all eight will perform with the hope of taking out the coveted $250,000 prize.
The Grand Final Results Show will screen next week.
Wednesday April 1 7:30pm
Tonight, the eighth - and last - Grand Finalist is announced as we showcase the best and most memorable acts on AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT so far, as well as the hilarious 'we wish we could forget' moments.
Which of the following acts will win the $250,000 prize?
Danik Abishev
Hand balancer
Mark Vincent
15 year old opera singer
Nobel Lakaev
Dancer
Jal Lebumfacil
12 year old singer
Cameo Rascale
Family acrobatic quartet
David Splatt
27 year old saw player
Red Hot Rhythm
Male tap dancing quartet
In tonight’s Semi-Final, the best acts return to impress our judges with another performance. The talent has been better than ever this year. Which act gets your vote to be put through to the AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT Grand Final for a shot at $250,000?
AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT is hosted by GRANT DENYER, with judges DANNII MINOGUE, RED SYMONS and TOM BURLINSON.
In tonight’s Semi-Final, the best acts return to impress our judges with another performance. The talent has been better than ever this year. Which act gets your vote to be put through to the AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT Grand Final for a shot at $250,000?
AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT is hosted by GRANT DENYER, with judges DANNII MINOGUE, RED SYMONS and TOM BURLINSON.
In the first Semi-Final, the best acts return to impress our judges with another performance. The talent has been better than ever this year. Which act gets your vote to be put through to the AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT Grand Final for a shot at $250,000?
AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT is hosted by GRANT DENYER, with judges DANNII MINOGUE, RED SYMONS and TOM BURLINSON.
Wednesday February 25 7:30pm
The AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT heats conclude tonight when judges DANNII Minogue, Red Symons and Tom Burlinson will decide which acts have enough talent to move one step closer to the $250,000 grand prize.
Dannii, Red and Tom will decide who’s got talent – and who hasn’t - in front of a massive live theatre audience. Semi-Finals begin next week as Australia helps decide who has enough talent to win the coveted competition.
AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT is hosted by GRANT DENYER.
Wednesday February 18 7:30pm
The AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT heats continue tonight when judges DANNII Minogue, Red Symons and Tom Burlinson will decide which acts have enough talent to move one step closer to the $250,000 grand prize.
Dannii, Red and Tom will decide who’s got talent – and who hasn’t - in front of a massive live theatre audience, before the Semi-Finals begin and Australia helps decide who has enough talent to win the coveted competition.
Wednesday February 11 7:30pm
The AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT heats continue tonight when judges DANNII Minogue, Red Symons and Tom Burlinson will decide which acts have enough talent to move one step closer to the $250,000 grand prize.
Dannii, Red and Tom will decide who’s got talent – and who hasn’t - in front of a massive live theatre audience, before the Semi-Finals begin and Australia helps decide who has enough talent to win the coveted competition.
Grant Denyer, the 31 year old host of It Takes Two, Australia's Got Talent is expected to take months to recover from a spinal injury he suffered during a monster truck accident.
Denyer has full movement in his arms and legs and is in good spirits but it will take a couple of days for test results to show whether the former Sunrise weather man will need surgery.
Initial results had shown that there was no nerve damage but Denyer will still be unable to drive for the remainder of the year and will miss the Bathurst 1000 next month.
It's Semi Final three. Tom Burlinson tells 16 year old Smokin' Joe Robinson that the public has put him through to the Grand final.
First up tonight is Skill @ Will who perform their stage routine to Jimmy Castor's 
It's Just Begun.
What are the voting numbers for Australia's Got Talent?
Skill @ Will
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Mark Atkins
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Mietta White
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Mr Om
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Nomo Funk Orchestra
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Michael Bevan
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Twisted Liquid
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Skip Mitton
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Mike Vee
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Tuesday June 24 7:30pm (G) on Seven
Tonight is the Grand Final Performance Show of AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT.
Judges Dannii Minogue, Red Symons and Tom Burlinson have put young singer Jourdian, Deb Spoons Perry, opera singer Grace Bawden and dancer Aaron Smyth through to the Grand Final.
Australia has selected the remaining four acts and tonight all eight will perform with the hope of taking out the coveted $250,000 prize.
The Grand Final Results Show will screen next week.
Channel Seven Melbourne put in a strong performance on Tuesday night with four shows in the Top Ten and an All People share of 27.2 per cent.
The second semi-final of AUSTRALIA'S GOT TALENT (430,000) was Seven's top rating show for the night and dominated the 7.30pm timeslot. Spoons Perry spooned her way to a place in the Grand Final with a dynamic rendition of the classic Black Betty. Nine's 20 to 1 (384,000) and Big Brother (258,000) and The Simpsons (255,000) fell short on entertainment value. Nationally, AUSTRALIA'S GOT TALENT was the viewer's choice with 1,583,000 viewers with a convincing lead over the opposition.
Seven's medical drama ALL SAINTS was the fifth most watched program of the night with 392,000 viewers.
TODAY TONIGHT (377,000) occupied the 7th spot with a strong lead over Nine's A Current Affair (352,000), which failed to make a Top Ten finish.
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