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Update
and Blog - Tuesday, 04 November 2008 Elvis Is In
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and it got us thinking about Fame
Academy
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accused of copying ITV's Pop Idol and Popstars
formats. The accusation was probably a fair one to
some extent, After all, the BBC had seen the format
work well on other channels and so knocked out
their own version. However, what's apparent now,
looking back, is that Fame Academy was actually
bloody good and a far better test of actual talent
than X Factor has achieved so far. Given that Fame
Academy was co-produced by an Endemol company, it
perhaps wasn't surprising that the Fame Academy
'housemates' all lived in the same house and
coverage of them was broadcast around-the-clock,
Big
Brother
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insight into the real level of 'talent' being
developed. Fame Academy was
much more than just a singing competition which is
pretty much all X Factor adds up to. To be fair to
X Factor, it doesn't really pretend to be anything
more than a glitzed-up karaoke competition. Fame
Academy did so much more. It was a song-writing,
singing and performing competition and some of the
talent seen on the show was seriously impressive.
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Quinn
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