Das Supertalent (season 4)
Das Supertalent Season 4 was the fourth season of Germany's Got Talent franchise. Season 4 began on 24 September 2010. The first episode was screened on 24 September. The first episode had the best quotes of all seasons: 7,47 million viewers. The second episode the following day could even top that with 7,74 million viewers. The final was viewed by 10,07 million.[1] The top 40 semi-finals began on 27 November. Freddy Sahin-Scholl won the competition and €100,000.[1] Season 4 had approximately 40.700 applicants.[1]
| Das Supertalent | |
|---|---|
| Season 4 | |
| Hosted by | Marco Schreyl |
| Judges | Dieter Bohlen, Sylvie van der Vaart and Bruce Darnell |
| Winner | Freddy Sahin-Scholl |
| Release | |
| Original network | RTL |
| Original release | 24 September – 18 December 2010 |
| Season chronology | |
Semi-finals
Semi-Final 1–27 November 2010
| Name(s) | Talent | Result of Semifinal 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Andrea Renzullo (14) | Singer | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Natalja Nezelja (25) | Sand Artist | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Daniele Domizio (8) | Dancer | Chosen by Jury/ Finale |
| Tobias Diesner (31) | Balloon Artist | Eliminated |
| Tanja Grünewald (38) | Singer | Eliminated |
| Robert Maaser (20) | Circus Act | Eliminated |
| Emilia Arata (20) | Circus Act | Eliminated |
| Harry Keaton (41) | Glass Breaker/ Magic | Eliminated |
| Kurt Späth (40) | Circus Act | Eliminated |
| Martin Bolze (53) | Hypnotist | Eliminated |
Semi-Final 2–4 December 2010
| Name(n) | Talent | Result of Semifinal 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Freddy Sahin-Scholl (57) | Duet Singer | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Tobias Kramer (27) | Deaf Dancer | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Ramona Fottner (15) | Singer | Chosen by Jury/ Finale |
| Dickson Oppong (43) | Water Spitter | Eliminated |
| Korea Lee (29) | Violinist | Eliminated |
| Busty Heart (49) | Breast Artist | Eliminated |
| Laura Rieger (9) | Singer | Eliminated |
| Pellegrini Brothers | Circus Act | Eliminated |
| Ryan Lam (38) | Japanese Sword Artist | Eliminated |
| Yevgeniya Stöcklin (28) | Pole Dancer | Eliminated |
Semi-Final 3–11 December 2010
| Name(n) | Talent | Result of Semifinal 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Bubble Beatz | Recycling Music | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Michael Holderbusch | Singer | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Stevie Starr | Regurgitator | Chosen by Jury/ Finale |
| Marc Eggers (24) | Breakdancer | Eliminated |
| Michael Hemmersbach | Singer/ Guitarist | Eliminated |
| Anthony Wandruschka (41) | Circus Act | Eliminated |
| Liz Schneider (30) | Cello | Eliminated |
| Josefine Becker (15) | Opera Singer | Eliminated |
| Manuela Wirth (43) | Singer | Eliminated |
| Kai Leclerc (41) | Upside-down Artist | Eliminated |
Semifinal 4–15 December 2010
| Name(n) | Talent | Results of Semifinal 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Thomas Lohse (26) | Pianist | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Darko Kordic (35) | Singer | Majority Votes/ Finale |
| Ruddy Estevez (39) | Singer | chosen by Jury/ Finale |
| Peter Stohl (31) | Beatboxing | Eliminated |
| Dancefloor Destruction (DDC) | Dancer | Eliminated |
| Nilson und Zito (21, 12) | Dancer | Eliminated |
| Die Goldies | Singer | Eliminated |
| Timothy Patch (61) | Naked Artist | Eliminated |
| Sonja Pesie (15) | Singer | Eliminated |
| Petr und Antonin | Glass Harp und Guitarre | Eliminated |
Final
| Name(s) | Talent | Percentage of Calls | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freddy Sahin-Scholl (56) | Duet Singer | 22.84% | 1st |
| Michael Holderbusch (31) | Singer | 15.69% | 2nd |
| Tobias Kramer (27) | Deaf Dancer | 10.30% | 3rd |
| Andrea Renzullo (14) | Singer | 9.65% | 4th |
| Ramona Fottner (15) | Singer | 7.91% | 5th |
| Natalya Netselya (25) | Sand Artist | 6.26% | 6th |
| Stevie Starr (47) | Regurgitator | 5.82% | 7th |
| Darko Kordic (35) | Singer | 5.76% | 8th |
| Thomas Lohse (26) | Pianist | 5.75% | 9th |
| Bubble Beatz (30 & 31) | Recycling Music | 5.20% | 10th |
| Daniele Domizio (8) | Dancer | 3.48% | 11th |
| Ruddy Estevez (39) | Singer | 1.34% | 12th |
Sources
- "Supertalent 2010 ist ein Sänger mit zwei Stimmen". Die Welt (in German). 19 December 2010. Retrieved 15 July 2011.
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