La France a un incroyable talent

La France a un incroyable talent
Logo of the first three series
Created by	George Mallin
Presented by	David Ginola (2016–) Jérôme Anthony (2009–) Alex Goude (2009–2015) Louise Ekland (2014) Sandrine Corman (2009–2013) Alessandra Sublet (2006–08) Anthony Joubert (2009–10)
Judges	Gilbert Rozon Hélène Ségara (2015-) Kamel Ouali (2015-) Éric Antoine (2015-) Lorie (2014) Olivier Sitruk (2014) Giuliano Peparini (2014) Sophie Edelstein (2006–08, 2010–2013) Dave (2010–2013) Andrée Deissenberg (2013) Jean-Pierre Domboy (2006) Patrick Dupond (2007–08) Smaïn (2009) Valérie Stroh (2009)
No. of seasons	11
Production
Running time	570 minutes
Production company(s)	FremantleMedia SYCOtv
Distributor	FremantleMedia Enterprises
Release
Original network	M6
Original release	2 November 2006 (2006-11-02) – present
External links
Website	incroyable-talent.m6.fr

La France a un incroyable talent (English: France has incredible talent), previously known as Incroyable Talent is a French television programme, based on the Got Talent series.^[1] It debuted on M6 on 2 November 2006, presented by Alessandra Sublet.

Summary

Series 1

The show is presented by Alessandra Sublet and aired from 2 November 2006 to 12 December 2006 . It was won by Salah wins €150,000. This season saw the revelation 's Eric Anthony . The first season attracted 5 million viewers and 21.2% audience were 4 years and older. With the exception of the final, this season was made by Sebastian Zibi. The first season of incredible talent, broadcast French of entertainment, was broadcast on M6 from 2 November 2006 to 12 December 2006 . It was won by Salah.

Series 2

The show is presented by Alessandra Sublet and aired from 6 November 2007 to 11 December 2007. It was won by Junior who won €150,000. The second season attracted an average 4.3 million viewers. The final was attended by 4.5 million viewers and 19.2% audience over 4 years and older. Season 2 was produced by Massimo Manganaro. The second season of incredible talent, broadcast French of entertainment, was broadcast on M6 from 6 November 2007 to 11 December 2007. It was won by Junior.

Series 3

The show is presented by Alessandra Sublet, aired 2 October 2008 to 13 November 2008 . It was won by Alexander who won €100,000 and an appearance at the International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo . This season was about the voice of the singer French Caroline Costa, 12 years old at the time of participation. She was a finalist but did not win the competition. The final was watched by over 4.3 million viewers and 18.9% of the audience were 4 years and older with a peak audience of 5.1 million at 22:35. The third season of incredible talent, was broadcast on M6 from 2 October 2008 to 13 November 2008. It was won by Alexander, street artist, trainer of fire.

Series 4

Series 5

Order	Contestant	Act	Buzzes and judges' choices			Finished
			Rozon	Edelstein	Dave
1	Axel & Alizee	Dancing Duo				Advanced
2	Iya	Football Freestylist				Advanced
3	Grace Rose	Singer				Eliminated
4	JR Gunter Sacckman	Animal Act				Eliminated
5	Julia Webb	Magician				Eliminated

Order	A!colspan="3"|Buzzes and judges' choices	Finished
			Rozon	Edelstein	Dave
1	Haspop	Dancer				Advanced
2	Jovany	Comedian				Eliminated
3	Duo Now	Acrobatic Duo				Advanced
4	Lil'Unit	Dance Troupe				Eliminated
5	Jasmine Vegas	Drag Singer				Eliminated

Order	Contestant	Act	Buzzes and judges' choices			Finished
			Rozon	Edelstein	Dave
1	Sacha Frog	Contortionist				Advanced
2	Erick Bamy	Singer				Advanced
3	Didier	Strongman				Eliminated
4	Alch3my	Band				Eliminated
5	Pop'n'brothers	Dance Troupe				Eliminated

Order	Contestant	Act	Buzzes and judges' choices			Finished
			Rozon	Edelstein	Dave
1	Joe	Dancer				Eliminated
2	Odette	Poet				Advanced
3	Jean-François Martel	Acrobat				Advanced
4	Anthony	Singer				Eliminated
5	Herve	Mentalist				Eliminated

Order	Contestant	Act	Buzzes and judges' choices			Finished
			Rozon	Edelstein	Dave
1	Natalia	Singer / Dancer				Advanced
2	Alliance New Gospel	Choir				Eliminated
3	Kalidor III	Danger Act				Eliminated
4	Ebony Group	Skipping & Dancing Troupe				Eliminated
5	Origins	Dance Troupe				Advanced

Order	Contestant	Act	Buzzes and judges' choices			Finished
			Rozon	Edelstein	Dave
1	Yaman	Dance Troupe				Advanced
2	Cormier Family	Danger Trio				Eliminated
3	Laure	Singer / Dancer				Advanced
4	Robolounge (note 1)	Robot Act				Eliminated
5	Rockbox	Rock Band				Eliminated

Series 9

Semi Final 1

Order	Contestant	Act	Buzzes and judges' choices				Finished
			Gilbert	Olivier	Lorie	Giuliano
1	Yanis	Dancer					Advanced
2	Hugo & Katherine	Acrobatic Duo					Advanced
3	Bartigerzz	Acrobatic Group					Eliminated
4	Joese Fuentes	Dog Act					Eliminated
5	Patrik Cottet Moine	Comedy Act					Eliminated
6	Amani	Singer					Advanced
7	Bagan De Vannes	Band					Advanced
8	Spencer Horsman	Danger Act					Eliminated
9	Marianne	Singer					Advanced
10	Ava	Comedy Burlesque Act					Eliminated

Semi Final 2

Order	Contestant	Act	Buzzes and judges' choices				Finished
			Gilbert	Olivier	Lorie	Giuliano
1	Erza	Singer					Advanced
2	Drapeaux Humains	Acrobatic Duo					Eliminated
3	Stevie Starr	Regurgitator					Advanced
4	Cascade	Martial Artists					Advanced
5	Svyatoslav	Aerial Straps					Advanced
6	Shut Up Show	Sound Effects & Mime Act					Eliminated
7	Martin Dube	Impressionist / Singer					Eliminated
8	Arthur	Contortionist					Advanced
9	Dasha Pearl	Singer					Eliminated
10	Sebastian & Rejean	Juggling Duo					Eliminated

Finale

Controversy

Judge Conflict

In Series 4, judges Smain and Rozon argued a lot during the audition shows and live shows, some of the auditions even saw Rozon walk off because of Smain. One of these auditionees included in this conflict were fire artists Kevin and Blaise, during their audition Rozon and Stroh hit their buzzers. After the performance, Rozon asked why Smain did not hit his buzzer and he replied saying, "They have talent and I think that is very dangerous and they did very well". After quoting this, Smain threatened to walk out however Rozon said that he would be very happy to leave the studio himself.

See also

• List of French Adaptations of Television Series from Other Countries

References

External links

• Official Website (in French)
• "La France a un incroyable talent" on French Wikipedia