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Re: Not good!!
In the first program, they mentioned that the kids were all on classical music scholarships. So they are probably the only ones who got to be in it.Ratch wrote:What I am interested in, is how the small number of kids from the whole year who are auditioned for the band got chosen to go on the programme . Was it the TV producers/Simmons choice or the schools?
I think the show could have been worse, and the school isn't portrayed that badly.
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That ginger kid is called Josh!!!!!!!!mattyjadams wrote:Noticed that on Top Gear James mentioned that Ginger kid from Rock school being given a make over when referring to a car which had a make over. Was shown on Sunday and last night (repeat)
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I'm just watching it, got it on DVD (cos i dont have good TV access here in NZ).
I dont think it portrays the school very well. The kids seem stuck up and unbalanced, which isnt true of CH kids. But nevertheless its very interesting.
I dont think it portrays the school very well. The kids seem stuck up and unbalanced, which isnt true of CH kids. But nevertheless its very interesting.
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It gets better towards the end.Hannoir wrote:I'm just watching it, got it on DVD (cos i dont have good TV access here in NZ).
I dont think it portrays the school very well. The kids seem stuck up and unbalanced, which isnt true of CH kids. But nevertheless its very interesting.
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I think it was just nerves. Very few people can act naturally in front of the cameras at first.Great Plum wrote:Actually Hannah, I didn't think many of them were stuck up - only a couple of the kids came across badly imho...
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