“Even with ‘super talent’ you have to follow your feelings”: So Judge Evelyn Burdecki obeys her “inner tingling sensation” and hits the golden buzzer ahead of the spectacular vertical show. The acrobats with the radiant smile and other perks are in the finale – and Evelyn has gained anatomical experience.
But first it gets animalistic in the current issue of “Supertalent”. But not with Bruce Darnell: after 2019 and winning dog “Percy”, no other four-legged friend will make it to the final so quickly: “I have a dog ban”. At least that’s what the juror ensures until he sees the number of Melanie (35) and her Collie Ayden (4).
“You have to think twice,” advises the dog handler to the stern judge (“I never let dogs pass”) and puts on a charming dance in the studio with his “little personal super talent”.
Dieter Bohlen is thrilled: “Great! Unfortunately, none of this works for my dog. We pretend for hours and he doesn’t even give him a paw – to no surprise in the world.” Colleague Chris Tall explains Ayden’s incomparably busier performance: “I have a steak under my desk here. I may have heard it.”
Later she will do the number with Dieter Bohlen: Collie Ayden climbs on her back in perfect interaction with the trainer Melanie. This sets desires free: “Your connection is great!” Dieter says. “I also want someone who is so obsessed with me and keeps telling me: Dieter, you are the titan of pop …”
Eventually, Bruce also has to revise his initial skepticism: “Unfortunately he was damn very, very good. You can see he likes it. Great performance, great dog, oh my God!” – “Oh my dog!” corrects Chris Tall. Melanie and Ayden can easily move on – and with Dieter’s “Rocky” they have another client for their dog school.
You can’t talk about lightness with her: rather, Ginger Snaps hovers spinning above the floor in her burlesque and aerial acrobatics number. With his show he also wants to set an example: “There is nothing about me to be ashamed of”.
No major reason to take part in the final, however: Ginger Snap’s number isn’t spectacular enough for the jury: “A little carousel ride isn’t enough,” Dieter Bohlen’s ruthless judgment said.
Even this dying swan can’t elicit a green hook from the jury: what professional ballet and burlesque dancer “Mademoiselle Parfait de la Neige” has designed as a seductive fan performance doesn’t just bounce on Dieter Bohlen.
The senior judge found that the mixture of burlesque and pointe dance “turned off”. The truth can be in the eye of the beholder. Or, as the “Mademoiselle Parfait de la Neige” herself says, it is simply “a matter of taste”.
Also, it is not entirely understandable why the farriers and flamenco guitarists did something more, but not this sexy folk music from Slovenia: the studio audience celebrates “Slovenke”, but the girls are not “super talented enough” “for the jury.
Maybe everyone just lacks the right message. Mario Jochen Richter (36) from Lindau definitely takes him with him. When asked “What is important?” the moderator and the magician provide poignant responses.
He learned his first tricks as a child from his grandfather. At the age of 27 he quit his job as a hotel manager and turned his hobby into a profession. During his apprenticeship he was already doing magic for various hotel guests, including Eros Ramazzotti and David Beckham.
No point in the direction of Dieter Bohlen, but part of his message: Mario always wants to give a message to the public. His empathic show catapults the magician into the next round.
He is accompanied by Raphaël and Maude alias “Duo Perche” from Canada, who met at the Montreal circus school. Many years later they met again by chance at an event, fell in love and are even one step ahead with “Supertalent”.
Not at all out of the ordinary: her breathtaking spectacle not only takes Maude to great heights. Just for Raphaël’s shoulder you may have to worry a bit in the long run.
Maybe also for the neck muscles of those who look at this number? With their ceiling show, Kai from Canada and Alexandra from Hungary overturned the “Supertalent” studio.
Head turned, mission accomplished: “We have never seen anything like it before,” astonished the jury. Kais and Alexandra’s resistance to gravity leads the artists to take another spin.
These guys don’t have much to do with gravity, but with incredible bodily tension. It can also be seen in the bodies of the Anglo-Moroccan troupe “Messoudi Brothers”: their smile is simply irresistible.
“What are you showing us today?” Asks the juror of the brothers in question. “What Evelyn really wants to know: Do you see even more bodies?” Chris Tall comes to his aid. “Surprise!” Karim smiles and what follows causes muscle pain just by looking.
