Mam talent!

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Mam talent
Created by	Simon Cowell
Directed by	Wojciech Iwański
Presented by	Marcin Prokop Szymon Hołownia (2008-2019)
Judges	Agnieszka Chylińska Małgorzata Foremniak Jan Kliment (2021- Agustin Egurrola (2013-2019) Robert Kozyra (2011–2012) Kuba Wojewódzki (2008–10, 2017 Final)
Country of origin	Poland
No. of series	13
No. of episodes	154
Production
Executive producer	Katarzyna Szałańska
Production locations	various (auditions) , Szeligi (live shows, 2014-) , Warsaw (live shows, 2008-2013)
Running time	80–120 mins
Production companies	FremantleMedia SYCOtv
Distributor	FremantleMedia Enterprises
Release
Original network	TVN (also TVN HD and TVN HD+1)
Picture format	576i 16:9 (SDTV), 1080i (HDTV)
Original release	13 September 2008 (2008-09-13) – present 27 November 2021
External links
Website

Mam talent! (English: I have talent!) is the Polish version of the Got Talent series. The aim of the program is to choose the most talented person from people showing their talents. The winner of the show in the first series got €100,000, in the second and third series – 300,000 złotys. Prizes for people from the second and third place are chosen by producers of the shows. The show is hosted by Marcin Prokop and , and the judges are Agnieszka Chylińska, Małgorzata Foremniak and Jan Kliment.

Qualifications[]

In spring, there were preliminary castings (not broadcast on TV) which chose qualifying participants for the usual presentations with jury, audience and cameras. In the second stage of qualifications, held in five Polish towns (Katowice, Gdańsk, Poznań, Wrocław and Warsaw), 4000 people/groups appeared. The jury sent 130 through to the next stage. Decisions by the jury were made by casting a positive or negative vote. To continue on in the competition, the participant needed to receive two positive votes. If any of the jury members does not like a performance, they can press a button which switches on a red cross; 3 red crosses ends the performance. From the 130 qualifying acts, the jury chose 40 to appear in the semi-finals. Starting with Season 7, each jury member, as well as each of two hosts, can use the "golden buzzer" once across all performances; each act that receives this buzzer bypasses jury selection and moves directly to semi-finals.

Semi-finals[]

Participants of five semi-finals show their talents in live programs in front of jury (the same as in qualifications), cameras and audience. In every semi-final 8 people/groups of the 40 appear. Jury votes in the same way like before, but the decision about participants going to the next stage is made by viewers, who can call or send a SMS to vote for a participant. The participant who gets the most votes is going to the final stage, and from the two people who got the second and third place in viewers' voting one person which goes to the final is chosen by the jury. From the second season of the show the results of incomplete votings are shown on the website of the show. The complete results are shown after the broadcast of program ends.

Final stage[]

10 participants take part in the final stage, two from each semi-final. The voting is the same as in semi-finals, but there is other way of choosing the winner. At first, people who got the three first places are read in random way. Then the person who got third place's name is read. At the end, name of the winner is read by hosts and they give him a cheque for 300,000 zlotys (100,000 zlotys for the person who got second place is given after the program). After the ceremony of awarding the winner again is shown.

Judges[]

Timelines of Judges hide

Judge	Seasons
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
Małgorzata Foremniak
Agnieszka Chylińska
Kuba Wojewódzki
Robert Kozyra
Agustin Egurrola
Jan Kliment

Guest judges[]

Season	Guest judges in Final
	1
10	Kuba Wojewódzki

Host[]

Timelines of Hosts hide

Host	Seasons
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
Marcin Prokop
Szymon Hołownia
Michał Kempa

Series overview[]

Colour key

Got Talent series overview

Season	First aired	Last aired	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Host(s)		Judges (chairs' order)			Guest Judge (Final)
						Main		1	2	3	4
1	13 September 2008	29 November 2008	Melkart Ball	Klaudia Kulawik	AudioFeels	Marcin Prokop	Szymon Hołownia	Agnieszka	Małgorzata	Kuba	N/A
2	12 September 2009	5 December 2009	Marcin Wyrostek	Marcel & Nikodem Legun	Alexander Martinez
3	4 September 2010	27 November 2010	Magda Welc	Kamil Bednarek	Piotr Lisiecki
4	3 September 2011	26 November 2011	Kacper Sikora	Piotr Karpienia	Marta Podulka			Małgorzata	Robert	Agnieszka
5	1 September 2012	24 November 2012	Delfina & Bartek	Pitzo & Polssky	Anna Filipowska
6	7 September 2013	30 November 2013	Tetiana Galitsyna	Tekla Klebetnica	Santiago Gil				Agustin
7	6 September 2014	6 December 2014	Adrian Makar	Berenika Nienadowska	Mateusz Guzowski
8	5 September 2015	8 November 2015	Aleksandra Kiedrowicz	ACRO Team Silesia	Kamil Czeszel
9	3 September 2016	26 November 2016	Jakub Herfort	Acrodreams	Kapela Ciupaga
10	9 September 2017	2 December 2017	Lukas Gogol	Refat Abdułłajew	Łukasz Świrk						Kuba
11	8 September 2018	1 December 2018	Duo Destiny	Emilia Nowak	Patryk Niekłań						N/A
12	7 September 2019	30 November 2019	Maria Gawlik & Julian Waglewski	Barbara Chlebisz & Łukasz Trafiałek	Artur Cichuta
13	4 September 2021	27 November 2021	Upcoming Season				Michał Kempa		Jan

Running Time[]

Season	Auditions	Semi-Finals	Final
1	75 mins	75 mins	90 mins
2	60 mins	75 mins	90 mins
3	70 mins	80 mins	105 mins
4	70 mins	80 mins	105 mins
5	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
6	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
7	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
8	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
9	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
10	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
11	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
12	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins
13	75 mins	85 mins	105 mins

Series overview[]

Series 1 (2008)[]

I season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 13 September – 29 November 2008. It consisted of 5 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 11 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays from 20:35 to 22:20, only the final episode to 22:35). Winner of the first season was the acrobatics duo Mellkart Ball, Klaudia Kulawik took the second place, and the third place was taken by music group AudioFeels.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Melkart Ball	acrobatics
2.	Klaudia Kulawik	singing
3.	AudioFeels	vocal play
4.	Mateusz Ziółko	singing playing the piano
5.	Krzysztof Kadela "Blady Kris"	beatbox
6.	Ziemowit Świtalski	playing the piano
7.	Ewa Lewandowska	singing
8.	Piotr Wąsik "Ssnake"	gymnastics
9.	Magdalena Staszewska	rhythmic gymnastics
10.	Paulina Lenda	singing

Series 2 (2009)[]

II season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 12 September – 5 December 2009. It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays – qualifications episodes from 20:35, semi-finals and finals from 20:00). Winner of the second season was Marcin Wyrostek. Alexander Martinez won a trip to the Philippines for him and his wife and daughter (his wife comes from Poland), and also 5,000 zlotys from Itaka travel agency.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Marcin Wyrostek	playing accordion
2.	Marcel Legun Nikodem Legun	singing duo
3.	Alexander Martinez	singing
4.	Michał Kaczorowski "Kaczorex"	popping
5.	Jadwiga Peszko Dominika Drewniak	acrobatic duo
6.	Ania Teliczan	singing
7.	Cezary Krukowski "Kruk" Wojciech Blaszko "Blacha"	dancing-beatbox duo
8.	Konrad Czarkowski "Kony"	doll master
9	Marcin Marczewski "Patenciarz"	pantomime
10.	Jessica Merstein	singing

Series 3 (2010)[]

III season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 4 September – 27 November 2010. It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays). Winner of the third season was Magda Welc.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Magda Welc	singing
2.	Kamil Bednarek	singing
3.	Piotr Lisiecki	singing
–	Sabina Jeszka	singing
–	Me, Myself and I	music band
–	Paweł Ejzenberg	singing
–	Patrycja Malinowska	singing
–	Kasia Sochacka	singing
–	UDS	dancing
–	Ania & Jacek	dancing duo

Series 4 (2011)[]

IV season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 3 September – 26 November 2011. It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays). Winner of the third season was Kacper Sikora. Małgorzata Foremniak and Agnieszka Chylińska returned as judges. They were joined by a new judge, Robert Kozyra. He replaced Kuba Wojewódzki, who had left the show in order to focus on judging X Factor.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Kacper Sikora	singing
2.	Piotr Karpienia	singing/guitarist
3.	Marta Podulka	singing
–	Marcin Muszyński	magician
–	Sound'n'Grace	choir
–	Olaf Bressa	singing
–	Tomasz Piotrowski	poi performer
–	Anna Dudek	singing
–	Lena Romul	singing/saxophonist
–	Mira Art	acrobats

Series 5 (2012)[]

V season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 1 September – 24 November 2012. It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays). Winner of the third season was the acrobatics duo Delfina & Bartek. Małgorzata Foremniak, Robert Kozyra and Agnieszka Chylińska returned as judges.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Delfina Przeszłowska Bartosz Byjoś	Acrobatic duo
2.	Paweł Mazur "Pitzo" Karol Polak "Polssky"	Dancing duo
3.	Anna Filipowska	Acrobat
4.	Trio ETC Rzeszów	Acrobats
5.	Marcin Kowalczyk "Mascow"	Rubik's Cube tricks act
6.	Duet Elita	Dancing duo
7.	Recycling Band	Orchestra
8.	Bartłomiej Grzanek	Singer
9.	MultiVisual	Illusionists
10.	Kinga Skiba	Singer

Series 6 (2013)[]

VI season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 7 September – 30 November 2013. It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays). Małgorzata Foremniak and Agnieszka Chylińska returned as judges. They were joined by a new judge, Agustin Egurrola. He replaced Robert Kozyra.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Tetiana Galitsyna	Sand artist
2.	Tekla Klebetnica	Folk music group
3.	Santiago Gil	Dancer
4.	Fireflies	Shadow theatre group
5.	Tomasz Kabis	Illusionist
6.	Marcel Ołubek	Yo-yo performer
7.	Diana Staniszewska "Sasha"	Dancer
8.	Marek Born	Footlball skills act
9.	Kinga Zdybel	Singer
10.	Agnieszka Marczak	Gymnastics

Series 7 (2014)[]

VII season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 6 September – 6 December 2014. It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays). Małgorzata Foremniak, Agnieszka Chylińska and Agustin Egurrola returned as judges. This series will see the introduction of the new golden buzzer, following the concept of the original British series Britain's Got Talent.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Adrian Makar	Singer
2.	Berenika Nienadowska	Pole dancer
3.	Mateusz Guzowski	Singer
-	Łukasz Świrk	Gymnastics
-	Acroart	Acrobatic tropue
-	Lowzar	Traditional Chechen dance troupe
-	Krzysztof and Jan	Model aircraft show
-	Alter Trio	Acrobatic troupe
-	Julia Olędzka	Singer
-	Adrian "Lipskee" Lipiński	Dancer

Series 8 (2015)[]

VIII season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 5 September – 28 November 2015.
It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays).
Małgorzata Foremniak, Agnieszka Chylińska and Agustin Egurrola returned as judges.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Aleksandra Kiedrowicz	Acrobatic
2.	ACRO Team Silesia	Acrobatic Troupe
3.	Kamil Czeszel	Singer
4.	Vlodyr	Speed Painting
5.	Liliana Iżyk	Singer
6.	Anne Marie Kot	Pole Dancer
7.	Natalia Capelik-Muianga	Singer
8.	Maciej Mołdoch	Dancer
9.	Jakub Mozgawa	Yo-Yo Tricks
10.	Kosma Wysokiński	Dancer

Series 9 (2016)[]

IX season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 3 September – 26 November 2016.
It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays).
Małgorzata Foremniak, Agnieszka Chylińska and Agustin Egurrola returned as judges. Marcin Prokop and Szymon Hołownia returned as hosts.

Place	Person/group	Talent
1.	Jakub Herfort	Singer
2.	Acrodreams	Acrobatic
3.	Kapela Ciupaga	Band
-	Adrian Pruski "Just Edi"	Illusion
-	Aleksandra Bednarz	Acrobatic
-	Daria Kowolik	Singer
-	Marcelka Joo with Robert	Acrobatic
-	Wolf Gang	Dance troupe
-	Lasio Companija	Singer
-	NBDS Team	Dance troupe

Series 10 (2017)[]

X season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 9 September - 2 December 2017.
It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays).
Małgorzata Foremniak, Agnieszka Chylińska and Agustin Egurrola returned as judges. Marcin Prokop and Szymon Hołownia returned as hosts.

Place	Person/Group	Talent
1.	Lukas Gogol	Playing accordion
2.	Refat Abdułłajew	Dancer
3.	Łukasz Świrk	Acrobatics
4.	Piotr Denisiuk	Illusion
5.	Luzik 1	Dance
6.	Magdalena Andres	Singer
7.	Bracia Kłeczek	Acrobatics
8.	Julia Kucemba	Stacking cups
9.	Anna Bębenek	Singer
10.	Inna Biliaieva	Soap bubbles show

Series 11 (2018)[]

XI season of Mam talent! was broadcast by TVN from 8 September - 1 December 2018.
It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays).
Małgorzata Foremniak, Agnieszka Chylińska and Agustin Egurrola returned as judges. Marcin Prokop and Szymon Hołownia returned as hosts.

Place	Person/Group	Talent
1.	Duo Destiny	acrobatics
2.	Emilia Nowak	singer
3.	Patryk Niekłań	acrobatics
4.	Alicja Jaruk	pole dance
5.	Igor Konieczny	singing, playing on ukulele
6.	Maria Kochańska	playing on hang drum
7.	Wiktor Dąbrowski	dancer
8.	Katarzyna Błoch Marek Zabrowski	dance
9.	Bartosz Lewandowski	illusion
10.	Arina Gabrielyan	singing, playing on a guitar

Series 12 (2019)[]

XII season of Mam talent! will be broadcast by TVN from fall 2019.
It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays).
Małgorzata Foremniak, Agnieszka Chylińska and Agustin Egurrola returned as judges. Marcin Prokop and Szymon Hołownia returned as hosts.

Place	Person/Group	Talent
1.	Maria Gawlik Julian Waglewski	acrobatics
2.	Barbara Chlebisz Łukasz Trafiałek	aerial acrobatics
3.	Artur Cichuta	acrobatics
4.	Cezary Borowik	dance
5.	Łukasz Chwieduk	freestyle football
6.	Maya Thomas	singing
7.	Łukasz Fraś "Luqo Art"	acrobatics
8.	Malwina Kowalowicz	aerial acrobatics
9.	Jan Szynal	singing/playing on piano
10.	Ana Andrzejewska	singing

Series 13 (2021)[]

XIII season of Mam talent! will be broadcast by TVN from autumn 2021.
It consisted of 7 qualifications episodes, 5 semi-finals and 1 final (totally – 13 episodes, which were broadcast every week on Saturdays). What is certain is the fact that in "Got Talent!" There will be two new rules, One will be the Platinum Button. Thanks to it, the person selected by the jury during the semi-finals will get directly to the finals. The second will be a wild card, i.e. a pass to the finals. It will be awarded to the person who was eliminated in the semi-finals, but won the most votes from viewers. Małgorzata Foremniak, Agnieszka Chylińska returned as judges. They were joined by a new judge, Jan Kliment. He replaced Agustin Egurrola. Marcin Prokop returned as host. He was joined by a new host, Michał Kempa. He replaced Szymon Hołownia.

Special Season[]

Talent kontra Factor (Talent vs Factor) (27 September 2014 )[]

This episode was live from Lublin. There were two teams - contestants from Mam talent! and from X Factor. Mam Talent! team leader was Agnieszka Chylińska (MT judge) and X Factor team Tatiana Okupnik (X Factor Judge). Agnieszka Szulim was the presenter of the show.

• Contestants:
• Mam Talent Group:
  • Marcin Wyrostek (season 2, winner)
  • Anna Dudek (season 4, finalist)
  • Marta Podulka (season 4, 3rd place)
  • Piotr Karpienia (season 4, runner-up)
  • Me, Myself and I (season 3, finalist)
• X Factor Group:
  • Ewelina Lisowska (season 2, 4th place)
  • Artem Furman (season 4, winner)
  • Grzegorz Hyży (season 3, runner-up)
  • Klaudia Gawor (season 3, winner)
  • The Chance (season 2, 3rd place)
  • Trzynasta w samo południe (season 4, 5th place)
• Contest Performances:

Team	Contestant	Song
X Factor Team & Mam Talent Team	Klaudia Gawor Piotr Karpienia Anna Teliczan Marcin Wyrostek Trzynasta w samo południe	"Geronimo"
X Factor Team	Grzegorz Hyży	"Na chwilę"
Mam talent! Team	Marta Podulka	"Nie przeszkadzać"
Mam talent! Team	Piotr Karpienia	"Sex on Fire"
X Factor Team	Trzynasta w samo południe	"Hell Yeah"
Mam talent! Team	Marcin Wyrostek & Anna Dudek	"We Found Love"
X Factor Team	Ewelina Lisowska	"W stronę słońca"
X Factor Team	Tatiana Okupnik	"Spider Web"
		"Blizna"
X Factor Team	Grzegorz Hyży	"Wstaję"
Mam talent! Team	Marta Podulka	"Nieodkryty ląd"
X Factor Team	Klaudia Gawor
Mam talent! Team	Me Myself and I
X Factor Team	The Chance	"It's Raining Men"
X Factor Team	Ewelina Lisowska	"Na obcy ląd"
Mam Talent Team	Agnieszka Chylińska	"Winna"
		"Nie mogę cię zapomnieć"

Number of viewers[]

Episode	series 1	series 2	series 3	series 4	series 5	series 6	series 7	series 8	series 9	series 10	series 11	series 12	series 13
1	4 167 845 (13 September 2008)	4 357 743 (12 September 2009)	4 199 359 (4 September 2010)	3 723 707 (3 September 2011)	3 334 551 (1 September 2012)	3 046 527 (7 September 2013)	2 749 442 (6 September 2014)	2 762 434 (5 September 2015)	2 655 328 (3 September 2016)	2 515 329 (9 September 2017)	2 561 333 (8 September 2018)	2 396 981 (7 September 2019)	1 929 306 (4 September 2021)
2	4 502 281 (20 September 2008)	5 026 596 (19 September 2009)	4 558 421 (11 September 2010)	3 690 205 (10 September 2011)	3 280 781 (8 September 2012)	3 480 654 (14 September 2013)	3 159 931 (13 September 2014)	3 153 745 (12 September 2015)	2 933 960 (10 September 2016)	2 695 935 (16 September 2017)	2 393 827 (15 September 2018)	2 391 430 (14 September 2019)	1 739 403 (11 September 2021)
3	4 855 700 (27 September 2008)	5 026 692 (26 September 2009)	4 792 298 (18 September 2010)	3 819 807 (17 September 2011)	3 594 563 (15 September 2012)	3 168 114 (21 September 2013)	3 468 701 (20 September 2014)	3 259 299 (19 September 2015)	3 029 357 (17 September 2016)	2 458 915 (23 September 2017)	2 602 384 (22 September 2018)	2 304 849 (21 September 2019)	(18 September 2021
4	5 267 665 (4 October 2008)	5 675 511 (3 October 2009)	5 351 017 (25 September 2010)	4 669 486 (24 September 2011)	4 247 522 (22 September 2012)	3 504 438 (28 September 2013)	3 740 922 (27 September 2014)	3 280 446 (26 September 2015)	2 904 157 (24 September 2016)	3 054 400 (30 September 2017)	2 720 945 (29 September 2018)	2 492 444 (28 September 2019)	(25 September 2021)
5	4 122 152 (11 October 2008)	5 662 442 (10 October 2009)	5 499 206 (2 October 2010)	4 675 033 (1 October 2011)	4 332 333 (29 September 2012)	3 249 531 (5 October 2013)	3 585 279 (4 October 2014)	3 497 330 (3 October 2015)	3 410 306 (1 October 2016)	3 051 699 (7 October 2017)	2 960 039 (6 October 2018)	2 771 474 (5 October 2019)	(2 October 2021)
6	4 708 884 (18 October 2008)	5 744 863 (17 October 2009)	5 499 206 (9 October 2010)	4 611 777 (8 October 2011)	4 108 531 (6 October 2012)	3 515 856 (12 October 2013)	2 872 495 (11 October 2014)	3 267 637 (10 October 2015)	3 071 098 (8 October 2016)	2 746 285 (14 October 2017)	2 853 521 (13 October 2018)	2 793 881 (12 October 2019)	(9 October 2021)
7	5 105 134 (25 October 2008)	4 859 732 (24 October 2009)	5 769 375 (16 October 2010)	4 843 492 (15 October 2011)	4 652 750 (13 October 2012)	2 878 880 (19 October 2013)	3 674 243 (18 October 2014)	3 015 035 (17 October 2015)	3 391 284 (15 October 2016)	3 118 865 (21 October 2017)	2 932 908 (20 October 2018)	2 751 930 (19 October 2019)	(16 October 2021)
8	4 488 090 (8 November 2008)	5 959 888 (31 October 2009)	5 179 601 (23 October 2010)	4 423 419 (22 October 2011)	4 295 507 (20 October 2012)	2 999 401 (26 October 2013)	3 602 595 (25 October 2014)	3 223 757 (24 October 2015)	3 280 655 (22 October 2016)	2 985 165 (28 October 2017)	2 948 193 (27 October 2018)	2 572 338 (26 October 2019)	(23 October 2021)
9	4 654 200 (15 November 2008)	5 240 128 (7 November 2009)	5 604 377 (30 October 2010)	4 434 818 (29 October 2011)	3 903 701 (27 October 2012)	3 066 480 (2 November 2013)	3 440 173 (8 November 2014)	3 017 973 (31 October 2015)	3 016 545 (29 October 2016)	3 076 867 (4 November 2017)	2 705 819 (3 November 2018)	2 519 183 (2 November 2019)	(30 October 2021)
10	4 596 335 (22 November 2008)	5 398 177 (14 November 2009)	5 648 856 (6 November 2010)	4 724 879 (5 November 2011)	4 251 958 (3 November 2012)	2 782 139 (9 November 2013)	3 472 288 (15 November 2014)	3 076 706 (7 November 2015)	3 236 415 (5 November 2016)	2 910 726 (11 November 2017)	2 765 696 (10 November 2018)	2 324 011 (9 November 2019)	(6 November 2021)
11	5 590 536 (29 November 2008)	5 168 758 (21 November 2009)	5 130 995 (13 November 2010)	4 157 724 (12 November 2011)	3 831 590 (10 November 2012)	3 254 214 (16 November 2013)	3 480 814 (22 November 2014)	3 202 618 (14 November 2015)	2 951 222 (12 November 2016)	2 755 781 (18 November 2017)	2 913 140 (17 November 2018)	2 108 427 (16 November 2019)	(13 November 2021)
12	–	4 720 044 (28 November 2009)	5 428 154 (20 November 2010)	4 274 334 (19 November 2011)	4 034 866 (17 November 2012)	2 905 266 (23 November 2013)	2 680 000 (29 November 2014)	2 756 286 (21 November 2015)	2 726 606 (19 November 2016)	2 657 868 (25 November 2017)	3 086 692 (24 November 2018)	2 218 022 (23 November 2019)	(20 November 2021)
13	–	6 704 752 (5 December 2009)	5 773 209 (27 November 2010)	3 565 730 (26 November 2011)	4 506 113 (24 November 2012)	3 389 224 (30 November 2013)	3 902 347 (6 December 2014)	2 946 158 (28 November 2015)	2 995 251 (26 November 2016)	3 401 598 (2 December 2017)	3 203 927 (1 December 2018)	2 572 333 (30 November 2019)	(27 November 2021)
Average number of viewers	4 750 166	5 394 771	5 276 001	4 261 903	3 978 289	3 167 363	3 376 905	2 973 268	3 044 536	2 896 530	2 835 148	2 473 643

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References[]

External links[]

• Show's official website