Walk the Line (TV series)

Walk the Line is a music competition where five music acts appear and compete for the grand final prize of £500,000. However, instead of going straight into the final, the winner of an episode has to decide whether to come back the next night to perform again with the risk of being dropped from the competition at that point. If they do not want to take that risk then they can take a monetary prize (£10,000 in the first episode, with the prize increasing by a further £10,000 each night), with the runner-up continuing on towards the grand prize by competing in the next episode.[3]

The winner of the three episodes was Bristol-born[4] singer Ella Rothwell, who has previously released singles such as "Stop Calling",[5] "Freedom"[6] and "Velvet Heart"[7] under the name Rothwell.[8][9]

The winner of the fourth and fifth episodes was London-based singer Nadia Adu-Gyamfi, who has featured under the stage-name "Moko" on two singles by electronic music duo, Chase & Status[10] including on the UK Top 5 hit single "Count On Me".[11]

  – The singer received the most votes

  – The singer received the second highest votes

  – The singer cashed out of the competition

The first episode of Walk the Line was watched by approximately 3 million viewers, with The Guardian reporting that viewing figures for the following Monday night episode had slumped to 2.1 million, meaning that the show was beaten in the ratings by BBC Two's Only Connect, with 2.7 million viewers tuning into the quiz.[21]

• Walk the Line at IMDb