No" (from Oklahoma!) Group mash-up: "Singin' in the Rain / Umbrella" (Singin' in the Rain / Rihanna) Duets: After each girl had performed solo they each paired up to sing a duet Sophie & Steph - "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair" Danielle & Lauren - "Popular" Panel's verdict on who was not Dorothy: Sheila Hancock: Steph Fearon John Partridge: Steph Fearon Charlotte Church: Steph Fearon Sing-off: Week 8 (22 May) In the run-up to the final, the three remaining contestants visited Lloyd Webber's estate. There, their mission was to perform a scene and sing "Over the Rainbow". Also during the week, the eight eliminated contestants went to see Hancock in Sister Act and met her and some of the cast (including Amy Booth-Steel, an I'd Do Anything finalist) backstage. Group performances: Finalists and former contestants: "Wizard of Oz Medley" "If I Only Had a Brain" (from The Wizard of Oz) Former eight contestants: "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down"with Olly Murs And Boy George (Alicia Keys) Winning Toto: Dangerous Dave was revealed as the winning Toto. The Final Vote The final vote was then announced and it was revealed that the winner was Danielle with Lloyd Webber saying, "Well I'm really pleased with the result; the nation's never got it wrong yet. You're a most fantastically talented kid with a huge future ahead and now the hard work starts, but my goodness me, you can act from the soul and that's something that's very, very special." Danielle then collected her ruby slippers from Lloyd Webber and concluded the series with a performance of "Over the Rainbow". Reception The two audition episodes attracted 4.28 million (18.4% audience share) and 5.22 million viewers (23.9% share) according to unofficial overnight figures. The first live show attracted 5.417 million viewers (25.4% share). All ratings are taken from the UK Programme Ratings website, BARB. Doctor Who controversy The series attracted a different kind of media interest when an animated banner advertisement, also known as a "trail", depicting an animated Graham Norton dancing alongside the title of the series, aired during the climactic cliffhanger of the 24 April 2010 broadcast of the Doctor Who episode, "The Time of Angels". The BBC apologised after receiving over 5,000 complaints. Norton himself went on to parody the incident in his own show by placing a similar banner at the bottom of the screen