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Some Britain's Got Talent viewers have called for a ban after the show's return was filled with younger acts stealing the show. The hit ITV talent show returned for its 16th series on Saturday night (April 15) before a second helping of auditions aired on Sunday night in a bumper series premiere weekend.
Britain's Got Talent fans were left making the same 'cringe' complaint as the show returned for a double helping over the weekend. The 16th series of the hit ITV talent show kicked off on Saturday night before being back on-screen on Sunday night as Bruno Tonioli made his debut on the judging panel alongside Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell.
Britain's Got Talent viewers were on the edge of their seats as they settled down to watch a second helping of the new series this weekend. Fans were warned 'do not try this at home' as professional stuntman Thomas Vu solved a Rubik's Cube after being set alight.
Britain's Got Talent was back with a bang on ITV on Saturday night (April 17) and while they were filming auditions in Salford, hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly 'lost' the judges and ended up on Coronation Street. Ant and Dec found themselves wandering the world's most famous street, just across the bridge from The Lowry where Manchester auditions were based, as they tracked down judges Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, Bruno Tonioli and Simon Cowell.
He made his debut as a new Britain's Got Talent judge on our screens tonight (Saturday, April 15) and fans had their say as Bruno Tonioli took his place on the panel alongside Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell. The former Strictly Come Dancing judge was given a warm welcome by his fellow judges, hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly and the audiences at the auditions.
It was an all-singing, all-dancing start to the 16th series of Britain's Got Talent as Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly showed contestants how it's done. The popular hosts opened the new series, with a new judge Bruno Tonioli, with a high-energy sketch that saw Ant and Dec waking up to a 7am alarm call declaring "today's the day."
Britain's Got Talent is bursting back onto our screens and there is a new - yet familiar - face on the judging panel. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon are back scouring the country for the most talented performers - from singers to magicians and everything in between.
Britain's Got Talent is returns for series 16 with not one, but two episodes in a 'super weekender', ITV has announced. The long-running talent contest hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly also has a brand new judge.