Welcome to Rex Factor.

This week, semi-final D!

With your host's Graham Duke and Ali Bo.

Hello.

Hello.

And welcome to Rex Factor, where we have reviewed all the Queen of Prince Consorts of England, from Elswith to Prince Philip, and we are now into the final semi-final in the playoffs to determine the season three champion.

19 Rex Factor winners across the series.

Seven were eliminated in the first round and the final 12 have been split into four

semifinals.

Each one with three consorts and only one consort in each semifinal will progress to the

grand final.

This is, um, this, I think will be straightforward, but we'll see.

Hmm.

Now, it's going to be like the first round in which there are three electoral colleges who will determine the results. I am an electoral

college. I am an electoral college. And you, the listener, are also an electoral college. So we combine

our rankings. We rank them from first to third and those combined scores from that will produce

the overall winner. The difference in the semi-final is that we are reducing the weight of my vote and Ali's vote. So we will effectively

have half marks this time. So we will still be able to influence the rankings and the results,

but with a bit less force than we had in the first round. That's because the grand final

will be entirely by the public vote and with only one

going through with only three in each group, if you and I accidentally end up voting in the

same way, we would inadvertently effectively nullify the public vote and it feels weird

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