Canada's Got Talent

The host is annoying and the judges i dont find good because the acts are not good and can not compare to agt and there getting golden buzzerd when there not good.

What a disservice to the talented acts. We rarely see an entire performance. Is this the producers fault? No one cares to consistently see the audience or judges' reaction while the acts are going on.

So many performances could have been riveting, especially the acrobatic, dance and thrill acts.

Perhaps the producers thought this was an artistic way to showcase our Canadian talent, but alas, fell very, very short.

I would have rated the show higher if I was to speak directly to the talent acts, but the way the camera captures the action loses all the impact.

This could have been so captivating, but instead comes off as irritating.

What a shame!

If I could give this show less than 1 star I would.

I could not even finish the first episode.

I thought Canada would do much better than this.

The only upside was Howe Mandel. The downside is the terrible hosting and other judges.

Everyone has a sob story. I want to see their talent not hear their woes.

That is what this show should be called as it is apparently more important than the talent aspect. As one act stated you should vote for us because our community needs to be recognized. What is happening to our Country ? Sad.

4/10.

8/10 for the acts and touching moments.

Minimum marks for the video editing, and more points off every time the video editor cuts away from the talent to show audience, judges or host reaction shots. If you really want to add these valueless extras, they could be screen inserts instead of cutaways. More points off for every fractional-second cut. The show's name is "Talent", after all, so give us a chance to focus on the talent!

Maybe try thinking about why this show exists, and what the audience is looking for, and then make a few editorial changes. I keep coming back to see the talent; then I keep being disappointed every time the producers prove that they hate their audience.