Saturday heralded the return of popular show The X Factor and with a whole host of changes to the show, it seems like the talent show may manage to win back the British public. 9.21 million people tuned in to watch the show on Sunday, topping the Saturday ratings by nearly 500,000 viewers so it appears that the changes have all been positive.
Returning for the tenth series, The X Factor has brought back celebrity judge Sharon Osbourne. Anyone watching the show on Saturday and Sunday could see what a difference Sharon makes to the judges panel, uniting all the judges and helping create a warmer feel to the show.
There has also been a return to the show’s roots by overhauling the audition system, eliminating the first round arena auditions in favour of their prior method of auditioning within a conference room. This method seems to offer an opportunity for more constructive criticism, with the intimate setting allowing the judges to deliberate based purely on their own opinions without the influence of the audience.
However, the arena auditions haven’t been taken out of the show, instead being moved to the Sunday show. This method seems to separate the wheat from the chaff, allowing for more serious viewing on Sunday after the judges panel screens the contestants on Saturday’s show. The overall calibre of contestant on the Sunday show has now obviously increased exponentially.
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