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Various errors[edit]

This article contains errors.

Bernard King was never a judge on New Faces (Nine). He was instead a judge on Pot of Gold (Ten) 1975-78, and later Pot Luck (Ten) 1987. There were usually only two judges on New Faces: Bobby Limb and Tim Evans.

New Faces was originally hosted by Frank Wilson. Wilson was replaced by Bert Newton on 1976, with the show continuing on air until 1998.

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The Bernard King material has been removed. Other corrections have also been made. There were many different judges over time, I do not have a complete list. I haven't found documentation to support it running until 1998. RJ4 (talk) 04:59, 6 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

There is another error, the michelle French linked from the list of contestants is an American soccer player, she would have been 7 at the time she competed in an australian talent show. I would delete it but I don't know if there is a different Michelle French the article should be linking to.

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This article contains errors.

Bernard King was never a judge on New Faces (Nine). He was instead a judge on Pot of Gold (Ten) 1975-78, and later Pot Luck (Ten) 1987. There were usually only two judges on New Faces: Bobby Limb and Tim Evans.

New Faces was originally hosted by Frank Wilson. Wilson was replaced by Bert Newton on 1976, with the show continuing on air until 1998.

Last edited at 01:42, 1 January 2012 (UTC). Substituted at 01:07, 30 April 2016 (UTC)