Country of origin Hong Kong No. of episodes 46 First episode date 19 July 2009 Network TVB Cast Kristal Tin | No. of seasons 3 Location(s) TVB City, Hong Kong Final episode date 2011 Number of seasons 3 | |
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Judges see list within sections Executive producer(s) Stephen Chan Chi Wan (Seasons 1-2) Presented by Prudence Liew (Season 1), Sammy Leung (Season 2 - present), Kristal Tin (Season 2 - present) Similar Jade Solid Gold, Music Cafe, One Million Star, Chinese Million Star, Come Home Love | ||
The voice three tvb
The Voice 超級巨聲 is a Hong Kong reality show style singing competition broadcast by TVB, and also selects Hong Kong's representative to the New Talent Singing Awards International Finals.
Contents
- The voice three tvb
- Tvb the voice season 2 opening titles 2010
- Format
- Season 1 2009 2010
- Guest presenters
- Results
- Season 2 2010
- Season 3 2011
- References
The first season was presented by cantopop singer Prudence Liew and aired from July 19, 2009 to February 7, 2010. Wen Wang was the winner. Sammy Leung and Kristal Tin were the main presenters starting season two, which aired May 9, 2010 to September 12, 2010. Mag Lam was the winner. Season 3 premiered on August 14, 2011 following the conclusion of the talk show, Say What (吹水同鄉會).
Tvb the voice season 2 opening titles 2010
Format
Contestants sing one song per round of competition, which depending on the length, will be broadcast within one or two episodes. After their individual performances, a panel of judges (between four and six, depending on the round) will critique and score each contestant. During the first half of the season, the scoring structure is on a five-point scale, with the final score being the sum of the judges total. As for the latter half of the season, each judge can award up to 100 points, with the final score being the average of the judges' scores.
Depending on the round of competition, contestants are eliminated based on one of three pre-set criteria:
However, there are some rounds where no contestants are eliminated and instead they are competing for prizes.
Season 1 (2009-2010)
An open audition call selects 100 contestants to enter the preliminaries of the show, which is broadcast in the first episode of the program. From there, the six judges responsible for the preliminaries each select five contestants as the final 30 to be on the show.
At the halfway point of the season, contestants eliminated during the first half had an opportunity to re-join the competition in what is called "The Resurrection Battle". During this round, the four highest scoring contestants are re-instated in the competition.
Guest presenters
Season 1 main presenter Prudence Liew was relieved of her hosting duties as of episode 26. Liew, who is signed under the Universal Music Group label Cinepoly Records, is part of the group of cantopop singers banned from appearing on TVB programming as part of the conflict between the television station and the Hong Kong Recording Industry Alliance over song royalties. Her replacement presenter for episodes 26 to 27 was Hong Kong based Taiwanese presenter King Kong (金剛).
Results
During episodes 16 to 20 of season one, several singing competition winners from Mainland China and Taiwan challenged the original Hong Kong contestants in a dual round. Each challenger battled against two local contestants. If the challenger can win both rounds or at least win one round and tie one round, they were then invited to compete in The Voice for the remainder of the season. Two of these challengers ended up in the top three at the end of season one, with Wen Wang 王雯 winning the competition and Wen Chao 趙文 in third place.
Season 2 (2010)
The show went through a makeover for season 2. The major difference being the open audition call now selects twenty contestants, cancelling the preliminary round of 100 competitors. The season premiere began with these twenty contestants. Also, no Resurrection Battle took place this season.
Guest presenters
Results
Season 3 (2011)
Season 3 saw some minor changes in the rules and regulations. An age restriction was added limiting applicants to between the ages of 15 and 30. Also, vocal group entries of up to eight people are now allowed to compete. The season premiere was aired on August 14, 2011 and began with 18 contestants.