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Australia's Got Talent
Season 7
Hosted byJulia Morris
JudgesDawn French
Timomatic
Geri Halliwell
Kyle Sandilands
WinnerUncle Jed
Runner-upGreg Gould
Release
Original networkNine Network
Original release11 August (2013-08-11) –
10 November 2013 (2013-11-10)
Season chronology
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Australia's Got Talent is an Australian reality television show, based on the original UK series, to find new talent. The seventh season aired on the Nine Network from 11 August 2013 until 10 November 2013.[1] Kyle Sandilands returned as a judge for his fourth season, and was joined by Dawn French, Timomatic and Geri Halliwell,[2][3] as well as Julia Morris as the new host. Halliwell, French and Timomatic who is the additional fourth judge replaced original judge Dannii Minogue and Brian McFadden, while Morris replaced Grant Denyer. It was the first time that the show aired on another network, following its axing from the Seven Network in October 2012. The auditions took place from March–April 2013.[4]

Season overview

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Judges for Australia's Got Talent Season 7
Kyle Sandilands
Geri Halliwell
Timomatic
Dawn French
On 29 April 2013, Nine confirmed that Geri Halliwell would replace Brown as the fourth judge.

In October 2012, original host Grant Denyer confirmed he would not return to the show.[5] In November and December 2012, it was also confirmed that Dannii Minogue, Brian McFadden and Kyle Sandilands would all not return to the judging panel following the show's reboot.[6] Nine stated that it was looking for a "fresh, new panel", ruling out original judge Minogue who had sat on the panel since the show's debut in 2007.[7] This was the first season in the show's history to feature four judges.

On 17 March 2013, it was announced that Melanie Brown of Spice Girls would replace Minogue as a judge.[2] A day later, it was announced that comedian Dawn French would replace McFadden on the panel.[8] On 19 March 2013, it was announced that former participant Tim Omaji, otherwise known as Timomatic, had signed up to the panel.[3] On 20 March 2013, it was announced that Sandilands would return to reprise his role on the panel despite constant rumours that he would be leaving the show.[3] Later that day, Julia Morris was confirmed as the host of the new season.[9]

On 20 March 2013, it was reported that Seven, the show's former network, had won a legal injunction preventing Brown from signing onto any shows airing on Nine until 31 January 2014, thus putting her role on the show in doubt.[10] Producers were forced to look for a new fourth judge after a Supreme Court judge ruled that the injunction preventing Brown from working for any Australian network other than Seven was to remain in place. On 29 April 2013, Nine confirmed that Geri Halliwell would replace Brown as the fourth judge.[11]

This season's judges table and X's on the stage looked identical to the ones on Britain's Got Talent. In addition, the sound of the fourth judge's buzzer sounded identical to the one on America's Got Talent when an act had been buzzed out, while the others' sounded identical to the ones on Britain's Got Talent.

Auditions

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In December 2012, it was announced that the auditions would take place from March 2013.[1] There were various options for auditioning, such as attending the correct venue on the correct day with the questionnaire (which could be found on the website or completed on audition day), sending a DVD in with the act on it, or applying online.[12] The following list contains all of the cities, venues and dates of the auditions. The auditions took place from March–April 2013.[12]

Semi-finalists

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Key  Winner  Runner up  Finalist  Semi-Finalist (lost judges' vote)
Name Genre Act Age(s) Semi Position reached
Academy of Brothers Dance Dance Group 15-22 3 Finalist
Angel Tairua Singing Singer 13 3 Finalist
Aydan Calafiore Singing Singer 12 1 Semi-Finalist
Chantelle & Benji Danger Rollerskate Duo 30 & 29 1 Semi-Finalist
Chloe Marlow Singing Singer 11 6 Semi-Finalist
Dapper Dance Dance Group 13-16 5 Semi-Finalist
Darren Carr Comedy Ventriloquist 48 1 Semi-Finalist
Dean Brady Singing Singer 9 4 Finalist
Flying Fruit Fly Circus Acrobatics Acrobatic Group 10-19 2 Semi-Finalist
Girl Class Singing Vocal Group 17-23 3 Semi-Finalist
Greg Gould Singing Band 21-31 6 Runner-up
Joanna Littlewood-Johnson Dance Pole Dancer 43 6 Semi-Finalist
Juan & Angela Dance Dance Duo 27 & 28 5 Semi-Finalist
Julius Firdaus Singing Opera Singer 28 6 Semi-Finalist
Lee Academy Acrobatics Acrobatic Group 9-22 4 Semi-Finalist
Leon Lee Singing Singer 19 2 Semi-Finalist
Loretta & Jackson Animals Dog Act 56 & 4 2 Semi-Finalist
Louise Kennedy Singing Singer 59 1 Semi-Finalist
Michael Boyd Magic Illusionist 42 3 Semi-Finalist
Miles Elkington Singing Singer 16 4 Semi-Finalist
Ministry of Dance Dance Dance Group 12-23 6 Semi-Finalist
Miss Friby & the Fribbles Comedy Entertainers 23 & 28 4 Semi-Finalist
Natalie & Julia Singing Singing Duo 10 1 Semi-Finalist
Oscar & Joshua Han Music Pianist and Violinist 12 & 10 5 Finalist
Paris Morgan Singing Singer 13 5 Semi-Finalist
Raymond Crowe Variety Entertainer 51 2 Semi-Finalist
Reuben Koops Singing Singer 19 2 Semi-Finalist
Sam Powers Magic Illusionist 29 6 Finalist
Scott Carnes Dancer Dancer 47 1 Semi-Finalist
Seaton Kay-Smith Comedy Comedian 27 3 Semi-Finalist
Swagamama Dance Dance Group 20-35 1 Finalist
Team KSTP Acrobatics Gymnastics Team 10-16 5 Semi-Finalist
Tommy Franklin Dance Dancer 29 2 Finalist
The Brassholes Music Brass Band 19-23 4 Semi-Finalist
The Foenander Brothers Singing Singing Duo 50 & 53 4 Finalist
The Funky Bunny Singing Singer 31 2 Semi-Finalist
The Other Superman Acrobatics Aerialist 40 1 Finalist
The Real Fruit Ninja Variety Novelty Act 42 5 Semi-Finalist
The Rybka Twins Acrobatics Contortionists 17 3 Semi-Finalist
Uncle Jed Singing Band 26-29 5 Winner
Valère Singing Singer 22 6 Semi-Finalist
X-Treme Team Acrobatics Martial Arts Team 13-25 4 Semi-Finalist
Yu Hui Dance Dancer 29 3 Semi-Finalist

Semi-final summary

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Buzzed Out | Judges' choice
  Won Online Public Vote |   Won Judges' Vote |   Lost Judges' Vote

Semi-final 1

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Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result
Sandilands Halliwell Timomatic French
Swagamama 1 Advanced
Natalie & Julia 2 Eliminated
Darren Carr 3 Eliminated
Chantelle & Benji 4 Eliminated
Louise Kennedy 5 Eliminated
Aydan Calafiore 6 Eliminated
Scott Carnes 7 Eliminated
The Other Superman 8 Advanced

Semi-final 2

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Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result
Sandilands Halliwell Timomatic French
Leon Lee 1 Eliminated
Raymond Crowe 2 Advanced
Loretta and Jackson 3 Eliminated
Reuben Koops 4 Eliminated
Flying Fruit Fly Circus 5 Eliminated
The Funky Bunny 6 Eliminated
Tommy Franklin 7 Advanced

Semi-final 3

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Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result
Sandilands Halliwell Timomatic French
Academy of Brothers 1 Advanced
Michael Boyd 2 Eliminated
Girl Class 3 Eliminated
The Rybka Twins 4 Eliminated
Seaton Kay-Smith 5 Eliminated
Yu Hui 6 Eliminated
Angel Tairua 7 Advanced

Semi-final 4

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Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result
Sandilands Halliwell Timomatic French
X-Treme Team 1 Eliminated
Miles Elkington 2 Eliminated
The Brassholes 3 Eliminated
Lee Academy 4 Eliminated
The Foenander Brothers 5 Advanced
Miss Friby & the Fribbles 6 Eliminated
Dean Brady 7 Advanced

Semi-final 5

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Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result
Sandilands Halliwell Timomatic French
Dapper 1 Eliminated
Paris Morgan 2 Eliminated
Juan & Angela 3 Eliminated
The Real Fruit Ninja 4 Eliminated
Team KSTP 5 Eliminated
Oscar & Joshua Han 6 Advanced
Uncle Jed 7 Advanced

Semi-final 6

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Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result
Sandilands Halliwell Timomatic French
Sam Powers 1 Advanced
Chloe Marlow 2 Eliminated
Joanna Littlewood-Johnson 3 Eliminated
Julius Firdaus 4 Eliminated
Ministry of Dance 5 Eliminated
Valère 6 Eliminated
Greg Gould 7 Advanced

Finals summary

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Finalist Order Finished[citation needed]
The Rybka Twins 1 Eliminated
Greg Gould 2 Runner-Up
Tommy Franklin 3 Eliminated
Sam Powers 4 Eliminated
Swagamama 5 Eliminated
Uncle Jed 6 Winner
Oscar and Joshua Han 7 Eliminated
The Foenander Brothers 8 Eliminated
Dean Brady 9 Eliminated
The Other Superman 10 Eliminated
Raymond Crowe 11 Eliminated
Academy of Brothers 12 Eliminated

Ratings

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Episode Air date Total viewers (millions) Nightly Rank
Auditions 1[14] 11 August 1.044 6
Auditions 2[15] 18 August 1.212 5
Auditions 3[16] 25 August 1.183 5
Auditions 4[17] 1 September 1.124 4
Auditions 5[18] 8 September 1.113 4
Auditions 6[19] 15 September 1.172 6
Semi-final 1[20] 22 September 0.982 6
Semi-final 2[21] 29 September 1.010 5
Semi-final 3[22] 7 October 0.939 8
Semi-final 4[23] 13 October 0.801 11
Semi-final 5[24] 20 October 0.850 6
Semi-final 6[25] 27 October 0.712 9
Final Performances[26] 3 November 0.742 2
Grand Finale[27] 10 November 1.166 4
Winner Announced[28] 10 November 1.391 1

References

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  2. ^ a b Dawn French To Judge Australia's Got Talent
  3. ^ a b c "Timomatic announced as next Australia's Got Talent judge". The Sydney Morning Herald.
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  9. ^ Julia Morris to host Australia’s Got Talent | TV Tonight
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