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| - | The first six episodes aired on Saturdays and Sundays. A few days before the first live show was due to air, several crew members tested positive for the virus, and that episode was lost. When it resumed, Jade Thirlwall contributed via video link, as she was self-isolating. The episode scheduled for 31 October was also lost to | + | The first six episodes aired on Saturdays and Sundays. A few days before the first live show was due to air, several crew members tested positive for the virus, and that episode was lost. When it resumed, Jade Thirlwall contributed via video link, as she was self-isolating. The episode scheduled for 31 October was also lost to an address from the prime minister, though that got rescheduled to 6 November; the episode the following day lost Jesy Nelson, who would later leave the band. Fair play to the BBC for delaying the show from April so they could at least try and air the show in a block - that year's series of [[Britain's Got Talent]] aired its auditions and then its live shows many months later. |
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Host
Co-hosts
Judges:
Perrie Edwards
Jesy Nelson (episodes 1-8)
Leigh-Anne Pinnock
Jade Thirlwall (not episode 7)
(but see Trivia)
Broadcast
Modest Television for BBC One, 26 September to 7 November 2020 (9 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Casting show with the aim of assembling a band who wouldn't upstage Little Mix on their 2020 summer tour.
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Winners
Since September, who eventually ended up supporting Little Mix on their final tour, their 2022 Confetti tour after their 2020 tour was cancelled as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trivia
The first six episodes aired on Saturdays and Sundays. A few days before the first live show was due to air, several crew members tested positive for the virus, and that episode was lost. When it resumed, Jade Thirlwall contributed via video link, as she was self-isolating. The episode scheduled for 31 October was also lost to an address from the prime minister, though that got rescheduled to 6 November; the episode the following day lost Jesy Nelson, who would later leave the band. Fair play to the BBC for delaying the show from April so they could at least try and air the show in a block - that year's series of Britain's Got Talent aired its auditions and then its live shows many months later.
