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[cheering] What's your name? Connie. Connie, how old are you, Connie?

Six. And what what do you do, Connie? I sing.

You're a singer? Yeah? And uh how long have you been singing?

Since I was two. Now, do you You know that the winner of this competition gets to play in front of the Queen, don't you? Yeah.

What do you think of that? Um Do you think the Queen would like your singing? I don't know.

First honest answer we've had today. [laughter] Okay, off you go then, Connie. [singing] [singing] [singing] [screaming] [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [screaming] [applause] I thought you were absolutely brilliant.

I thought you sang that beautifully, okay? And Amanda was crying, so she obviously liked [laughter] it. I'm a complete mess.

Which means there's only one person who you need to really impress, and that's the nasty Simon. What do you think? Do you think he'll like you or not?

Connie. I'm going to talk to you like an adult, okay? Cuz I think it's important.

I thought you were fantastic. [cheering] [screaming and music] [cheering] [applause] Connie. I I only have I only have one question.

Was that really you singing? Right, okay. Now we have something important to do.

Piers. Yes or no? Here we go.

Yes. Amanda. Yes.

Connie. So, you're through to THE NEXT ROUND. [cheering] [music] [applause and cheering] SHE WAS PITCH PERFECT.

[cheering] HEY, I'm going with you. I'm going with you. [cheering] [singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music] [singing] [singing] [music] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music and singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music and singing] [singing] [cheering] [music] [music] [applause] Connie Talbot, everybody.

Come on, Connie. I'm with you. I'm going with you.

And let's start with you, Amanda. It's little Connie Talbot. Connie.

I am absolutely astounded. I'm blown away by that performance, and just what a gorgeous, gorgeous young lady you have grown [music] up to be. You're utterly stunning.

[cheering] I always think it's a very brave thing to sing an original song, but that song was on point. It was beautifully done. Excellent technique.

Lovely piano playing. You've done yourself proud. I was so emotional during that.

Thank you. Congratulations. Connie.

[applause] You have teeth. I will remember that first audition for the rest of my life. There were two auditions that stuck in my mind that year, and it was Paul Potts and you.

I don't think we'd be sitting here today if it wasn't for you, so we owe you a massive thank you. Massive. [cheering] You've come back once again as a star.

Thank you. 12 years ago, I was allowed to stay up late, and I was sat on my mother's knee, um watching your performance. It nearly killed her.

I was 35 at the time. No, you know what? I mean, you're one of those acts that once seen is never forgotten.

I can see a huge future ahead of you, Connie. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you.

I completely agree with everything they're saying. Seeing you perform tonight, it's like watching a fairy tale. Yes, it is.

It was so magical. Your story is just incredible, and you're just a breath of fresh air. Congratulations on an amazing performance.

Well done. so much. Thank you, judges.

Um how did it feel? How did you enjoy it? Oh, it was amazing.

I was so nervous to sing one of my originals, [music] cuz I'm actually nervous to sing it in front of one person, let alone [laughter] the whole of Wembley. And ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it one more time for the brilliant Connie Talbot. [cheering] [applause and music] Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.

It's a pleasure to be here. Well, that's very nice of you to say. Um so, what are your names, boys?

Uh my name's Charlie. And my name is Leondre, and uh together we're Bars and Melody, bam. What's the dream with you two guys?

I just want to deliver it to you people. I just want to give an awesome performance. I GET YOU.

I GET YOU. What does YOUR MOM AND DAD DO for a for job? My mom works as a personal trainer, and my father's a stonemason.

STONEMASON. BIG BRO. And you?

My mom's a cook in a school. DINNER LADY, YO. And um Um my stepdad, he owns his own company.

HE'S A BUSINESSMAN, YEAH. CAN I JUST SAY ONE THING? ALICIA, I love you so much.

You're my inspiration. HE FANCY ALICIA. HE DON'T LIKE AMANDA.

AMANDA, YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL AS WELL. HE IS LYING. AND BOYS, CAN I JUST ASK YOU WHAT ARE you singing?

Well, it's a Hope by Twista and Faith Evans, but it's a bit of a twist in the rap, because I wrote it myself. What's the song about? It's about anti-bullying.

Uh cuz it's Anti-bullying. Yeah, cuz it's something that I feel deeply about, so [music] [applause and cheering] Okay, good luck. Thank you.

[singing] [music and cheering] [music] [singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [cheering] [music and cheering] [music and applause] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] Thank you so much. Thank you everyone so much. [music] [music] Bless them.

[music] Seems like we hardly need to uh critique you. It went so well, but let's have some uh comments, Amanda. [music] I'm just so happy for you.

Your voice is beautiful. We all were in tears. [cheering] Oh, well done.

Thank you so much. Thank you. The minute you started that verse, [music] it actually brought a tear to my eye.

It was really, really moving. [cheering] Lisha, if it wasn't for you, I wouldn't be rapping. So, yeah.

Thank you so much. Oh, that's really sweet. [music] For two young kids like yourselves to come out and and sing about something that really affects you, do it in a style [music] that's completely yours, is a really rare thing.

That's [music] why you got that golden buzzer today. Thank you so much. [applause and cheering] Well, you know what?

I've heard some monstrous songs today, and I just was literally losing the will to live. You know what? I listened to every word.

[music] [cheering] [music] Did this stuff happen in your life? I got bullied with when I was younger, but But not anymore? Yes, it's all all gone now, yeah.

I think [music] that rap could be a hit. I really do. [cheering] I really, really like you two.

Thank you so much. Thank you so much. That's it.

We'll see YOU IN THE LIVE SHOW. [music] THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING OPPORTUNITY. [cheering] [music] YES.

[cheering] I THOUGHT YOU'D be back. Come here. Come here, you two.

You were great. Well done. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] Good to see, and we've got some Bars and Melody fans in the house tonight by the sounds of it.

YES, WE ARE. [cheering] GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAIN, BOYS. THANK YOU.

LET'S cross to judges and David. I mean, look, you two are fantastic. Thank you so much.

You're the real deal, and you showed that tonight. You showed it was right for Simon to press the golden buzzer for you all those years ago. You've had an amazing career, and you know what?

Doing well tonight and getting to the final, I think, would be the cherry on the cake for you guys. Thank you so much. Thank you.

[music] It's so nice to see you again, boys. And you guys. It feels like home.

It really feels like home here. Audition was one of my favorite ever. Thank you so much.

Thank you. Honestly, and seeing you grow up and the fact that your friendship is still there, love the song. Great to see you again.

Well done. Yeah, and it was really It was a great performance. I had no idea about how successful you'd been across the world.

Absolutely none. It's blown my mind. You feel really cool, really current.

It's a great song, and you have seemed to have a massive fan base out there. Uh yeah, it's crazy. Thank you.

Good to see [cheering] you, guys. Thank you so much. Uh guys, I want to say something to both of you.

In my opinion, this was so much better than anything [music] you did in the live shows when you were on the show first of all. Thank you so much. I mean that.

And I'll tell you why. It is quite fascinating to see the progress when you You so young when you came on the show. So much fun.

Now you've come back and you've given yourself a real real shot of making the finals after that. [music] Thank you judges. I suppose you want to you want this to take you to the next level.

Of course. I hope so. And you're still loving it guys?

I would not change this for anything. Really? Nothing.

There is no words that would describe this feeling. It's great. It's great to see you.

It's good to see both of you. You've both got so much taller. What's your secret?

Um vegetables. Vegetables? Yeah, we like a lot of milk too.

Milk and veg. Vegetables and milk so vegetables and milk. That's how you get that's how you stay this It is great to have you both back with us for BGT champions.

Let's hear it one more time FOR BARS AND MELODY. [cheering] PETER. [applause] Tell us about uh Arch Junior.

Well, Arch Junior is South Africa's youngest DJ. He uh basically started DJing at the age of 1. He's a DJ.

[cheering] He's three. That's when we discovered that he had love for music. So he's what?

He's two now? He just turned three a month Just turned three. Oh, he's three.

Yeah, it's understandable, eh? All right, DJ Arch Junior. Let's see what you got.

[applause] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [applause and cheering] [cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering and screaming] [music] [music] [cheering] Golden buzzer means one thing. It means I am loving it so much I want to send him straight TO THE SEMI-FINALS. [cheering] I'M LOVING IT.

WELL DONE MY BOY. [cheering] [cheering] [applause] [music] [cheering and applause] [music] OH, he's getting the party started. [music] Here we go.

[music] [music] [cheering] Golden buzzer. [cheering] [music] He's getting the party started. [music] [music] [music] Archie, let's rock this place.

[music] [cheering] Go DJ. [music] [music] Hello. You well?

Yes. HOW ARE YOU? YOU'RE VERY STRONG.

IT'S ALL RIGHT. Have fun. Another little sausage.

[applause] She's so cute. [applause] Hello. Hello.

What's your name? Izzy Simpson. Nice to meet you, Izzy.

How old are you? Eight. Eight years old?

And where are you from? Blackpool. Nice.

So Izzy, tell us a little bit about yourself. I'm going to be doing some magic. My grandpa teaches me.

So that means your grandfather is a wizard. Yes. [laughter] I got it.

All right, best of luck. Thank you. [applause] Can I come down and join you?

You can. [bell] [applause] Today I'm going to show you something with my two favorite things, magic and reading using my three favorite books. My first favorite author is Colin Davis, Mathematical.

Amanda, could you look through the book and see if each page is different? Yes, darling. My second favorite author is Enid Blyton, The Magical Faraway Tree.

Alicia, could you look through the book and see if each page is different? Okay. My third favorite author is David Walliams, The Midnight Gang.

[applause and cheering] David, could you look through the book and see if each page is different? a pleasure. While still doing that, Simon, could you pick up my box and put it on the floor for me, please?

Where? Over there. She's very bossy.

Down here? Yeah. I can't lift it.

David, do you want to go and help him? can't lift it. [applause] You try it together?

To me, to you. To me, to you. [laughter] It won't lift.

Oh, wait one minute. Could you sit back down for me, please? All right, go and sit down.

Go and sit down. No, you as well. Do as you're told.

Right, I'm back. [music] [laughter] What has happened? [applause] Simon, I want to show you a card trick, but it's a card trick Hold on.

I'm still a bit scared after that. Give me 5 seconds. Okay.

As you can see, all the cards are different. Yeah, I can. I'm going to turn them face down and I want you to touch the back of any card.

All right. That one. [music] Thank you.

I want you to look at your card for remembering don't let anyone else see. I won't. Okay.

Now Simon, you're the boss. I want you to pick any book either Amanda, Alicia or David's. Alicia's please.

Alicia's book has about 600 pages. Could you name a number between 1 and 600? 877.

Alicia, could you turn your book page 77 for me, please? And check if all the words are different. Yes, all the words are different.

Now could you pick any word and tell us what it is? Kettle. Kettle.

Remember, Simon, you could have picked any book and Alicia, you could have chosen any word, but you chose kettle. Yes. See this blackboard?

Before the show tonight, I wrote a word on the board. Watch. No way.

No way. [cheering] I've finished, Izzy Simpson. Thank you.

Good night. [cheering] All right, WELL DONE. [applause] STOP.

SIMON, YOU CHOSE A CARD. What was your card? It's the four of diamonds.

[music] [music] [applause] [music] Simon, what is a female wizard? [music] A witch. Uh is it bad for me to call you a witch?

Well, not in Harry Potter. No, that's what I'm thinking because this is like real life Harry Potter. [music] Just amazing.

You really are. I [cheering] honestly you're extraordinary. You're 8 years old.

I mean, you put a lot of big grown-up magicians to shame. It's fantastic. [applause] It was brilliant and yeah, your presentation was absolutely fantastic.

[music] Absolutely incredible. You can't underestimate how brilliant this is for someone of your age and your confidence is incredible. David.

[music] Izzy whizzy woo, it's a yes from me. [cheering] [music] IT'S A YES FROM ME, IZZY. Definitely yes from me.

Well done. I'm going to say yes. Thank you.

Well done. Well done. That was incredible.

Amazing. How was it? Good.

You are seriously [music] spooky. And we could not lift the box. That I know.

[cheering] [applause] Two years ago, I was lucky enough to be a runner-up on Britain's Got Talent. I was just 8 years old. At the time, I thought that magic was all about shocking and fooling people.

But since then, I've realized it's about so much more. It's about inspiring kids like me to be more confident and to make adults feel like children once again. Tonight, I want to do something [cheering] that hopefully will show you that magic can be inspirational as well as amazing.

Over the past 2 years, I've been lucky enough to travel the world thanks to Britain's Got [music] Talent. And during that time, I've taken photos with my family to remind me of the fun times that I've had. [music] Some truly amazing memories.

Fun times with my mom. First time getting on an airplane. Sneaking backstage into Simon's dressing room without him knowing.

Sorry, Simon. No worries. Walking our dog, Hoover.

Sometimes the simplest things can be [music] the best. You get the idea. Simon, please touch the back of any one of my [music] photos.

Any one at all? Any one at all. Uh I'm going to choose that one.

That one? Yeah. Hang on.

That one there. [music] That one? That one.

Okay. Yeah. I'd like you to look at it and hold it close to your heart.

But not show you? No. Don't show anyone.

And hold it close [music] to your heart. We'll come back to that in a minute. Okay.

I've been so lucky to experience these incredible things. So tonight, out of nothing, [music] I'd like to try to create a positive message for everyone. If I can do that, then there really would be magic.

How tiny should I stand on that big stage? Tiny. [music] [music] [music] [applause and music] [music and applause] [music] [music] [music] [music] [applause] [music] [applause and music] [music] Simon, for the first time, can you hold up the photo that you chose [music] and let everyone see?

Well, of course. Ah, that's our dog, Hoover, who as a family we all loved very much. He's a constant reminder to appreciate what you have today because tomorrow [music] it may be gone forever.

This one's for you, Hoover. [cheering] Wow. Did you see that?

[music] [music] [music] [cheering] Oh my god. [cheering] I'm going to sing a song for you tonight. [cheering] [laughter] [applause] Okay, Izzy.

[applause] [music] [music] I put a spell on you because you're mine. [music] You better stop [singing] the things you do. I tell you I lie.

I lie. [singing] You [music] know I can't stand [singing] you run around. You know better, Izzy.

I can't stand it cuz you bring me down. I put a spell on you [singing] because you're mine. [music] You don't own me.

[laughter] I know you said I lied. You don't own me. Don't say I can go eat other girls.

[music] And don't tell me what to do. Don't [singing] tell me what to say. And Izzy, I could eat Don't tell me what to say.

Tell me what to do. Extraordinary, man. [music] How can you sing like that, man?

[music] [music] Amazing. Yeah. [music] [applause] [music] Hello.

Hi. We met you last year, didn't we? Yeah.

You're taller. I know. [laughter] Much taller.

I know. What did you do last year? You were a dancer.

Yeah. Right. And you didn't make it through to the live shows, did you?

Didn't make it through to the live shows. No, I think for me, I always thought you should have done, to be honest with you. Uh so, what have you learned in the last 12 months?

Last 12 months, I've just trained harder, and I've just got bigger and better with moves and everything, SO. YOU'VE GOT to raise the bar a bit this year, right? Yeah.

Okay, off you go. [cheering] Come on, George. Really want him to do well.

I DO, YEAH. [music] [music] [music] [music and cheering] [music] [music] HE'S WICKED, HE IS. [music] [cheering] [applause] AND HE'S MUGGING BY THE LOOK OF [cheering] IT, HE IS.

[cheering] OKAY, GEORGE, YOU KNOW I'M A FAN. And I seriously fought [music] for you last year to get into the finals, and I was really disappointed you didn't. Last year, I thought you were fantastic.

This year, I didn't. [music] I thought you were phenomenal. [music] I've never heard that word before.

Not from him, anyway. The best dancer we have had by a clear mile. We like people like you.

You know, people who don't get quite far enough and go away, think about it, and think, you know what? I'm going to prove them wrong. I completely agree with Piers.

Great spirit, great lovely smile, great face, great energy. Um just really cool. Piers, your vote now.

Well, I'm a yes, obviously. For this. AMANDA?

YES. GEORGE SAMPSON, [music] three yeses. [music] HUH?

[music] ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC, MATE. You must be over the moon. Speechless.

Yeah. I'm really Don't say I said this last year. Yeah, you're right.

It was awesome. You were always said this kid got something. I'm so glad you came back.

Well done, and we'll see you in the next round. All right. [music] Yeah?

Yep, definitely. Well done. Off you go.

So well done. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [music] The winner of Britain's Got Talent is George Sampson. [music] [screaming] [cheering] Britain's Got Talent winner, George Sampson, was told by doctors today that due to a back injury, he may never be able to dance again.

[music] [cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] Oh my god, that's amazing. [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] Hey. Hi, Dad.

Hi. What What's your name? My name is Aidan McCann.

How old are you, Aidan? I'm 9. Oh my god, that's so old.

Aidan, what would it mean to you to get through today? A lot. Really?

I've been worrying the last few days. Why? Why were you worrying?

I don't know. [laughter] It's what kids do. [cheering] Did you watch the Great Padini just a minute ago?

Yeah. What'd you think of him? He was great.

Well, Aidan, do you want to start? Yeah, that's fine. Okay, so for this trick, I'll need um an assistant, a sidekick.

So, Come on, Jason. [music] [applause] No, I'm not going to say it's not my fault I bought a small chair. I done it on purpose, okay?

So, you can just sit down. He's like a mini version of me. This deck is yours, and this is the red deck, yeah?

Yeah. All the cards are different, yeah? Uh-huh.

You can make sure they're all normal, different. You happy? Yeah.

Okay. Switch decks. Find any card, look at it, don't show anybody it, not even the audience, only keep it to yourself, and place it on top.

Okay. Okay. Oh my god, hang on.

I can't do it as slick as you. There we go. All right.

Now, we're just going to cut the deck again, so it's all different. Switch decks again. And now, we're going to find [music] our card and place it face down, okay?

Okay, I got it. Do I win? Uh no.

Oh. Sorry, well, I didn't know we were playing a game. You should have told me [music] I like games.

So, pick up your card and show everybody it. Okay. Here we go.

Hold it up so everybody can still see it. Okay. Now, what are the chances that we picked the same card?

Like none. Like no way. OH MY GOD!

WELL DONE, MAN. [music] SO, ONCE AGAIN, ALL THE CARDS are different, yeah? You can just give them a quick shuffle.

Okay, no problem. You're so [music] confident. When I was your age, if anybody spoke to me, I just puked.

Whenever you're ready, you can place THEM DOWN AGAIN. I'VE NEVER MET A CHILD OLDER THAN ME in his head. Great shuffling.

Thank you, sir. Okay, I'm just going to get you to tell me when to stop, [music] wherever you want. Stop.

Here? Mhm. You sure?

I don't know. So, this card right here is going to be your card, okay? I'm going to show everybody and you, but I'm not going to look.

Okay. Does everybody know it? Yeah?

Yes. Okay, you guys need to remember it, cuz I don't THINK JASON CAN. [applause] [music] OKAY.

YOU CAN GIVE THE DECK ANOTHER SHUFFLE. I'm getting so burnt up here. Whenever you're ready, you can place it down again.

want me to shuffle? Yeah. There we go.

Okay. What I'm going to do is I'm just going to go over to over here. And I just want you to face me.

My knees My knees are bigger than you. Put out your right hand and make it a fist. Okay.

Perfect. We're just going to put it up and place it at right there, okay? You're so good.

Why don't you look at that card and show everybody that card? Okay. OH MY GOD.

AMAZING. The guy IS A GENIUS. [music] [cheering] THIS IS THE GREATEST SHOW on Earth starring Alexa and her incredible dancing dogs.

[cheering and applause] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [applause] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] Yay! [music] [singing] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [applause] [music] That's amazing. [applause] [music] I love it.

[cheering] They're doing the conga. Look at that. [music] [cheering] [music] Woo!

Woo! [music] Woo! [cheering] [music] [music] [music] Alexa, love them and love our acts.

Well done. Thank you. That was amazing.

Here come the doggies. Bring the dogs in. HERE COME THE DOGGIES.

[cheering] HELLO, BABIES. OH, look at the doggies. Look at the doggies.

That was That was brilliant. There's only There's only one thing to so good. Excuse us.

There's only one thing to do. There's only one thing to do. [music] Wait to see that.

Come on. [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering and applause] [music] [cheering] [cheering] Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. What's your name?

My name's Jamie. And Jamie, where are you from? At St.

Helens. And who have you brought with you? This is Chuck.

I'm Chuck. Okay. How old are you?

Uh I'm 13. 13. So, how long have you been doing this?

2 years now. Just uh the first lockdown. [music] You're here in the home of entertainment.

[cheering] So, this is a big moment and we are all rooting for you. So, take it away. [applause] [cheering] Say hello, Chuck.

Hello, Chuck. No, I mean say hello as in say hello to the audience. No, I mean say hello as in say hello to the audience.

He's good, isn't he? Yeah. I suppose you find that funny.

Yeah, I know. Comedy hand. [laughter] Terrible.

You said it. [laughter] It's all about having a laugh, isn't it? Where would you be without a laugh, eh, Chuck?

Sat in the padded seat. My friend Chuck here is very clever. So, Chuck, I'd like to hear you say, "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked. " So what I [applause] I like these two. They're good.

You're such a good friend. Thanks, Chuck. Did you kiss?

Stop it. Like the wall, paper sticks to the wall. Like the Caesar, clings to the Caesar.

[cheering] Like the lady killer, you'll never get rid of Chuck, you'll never get rid of me. [music] Before we get finished, we'll make the town ball. Oh, yeah.

We'll make all the late spots and learn how to walk. Come on. We'll wind up the cherry right after the show.

[music] Tonight is going to be a real wild week. [music] [music] Lock down, little [music] Chuckie is back. Oh, I love that.

[cheering] [cheering and applause] Hello, pal. Look at how Chuckie is, man. You have an incredible talent, not just ventriloquism, but to entertain people.

I just thought that was absolutely wonderful. Thank you. Yeah, I absolutely loved that.

It was so slick. All the while thinking, "I cannot believe you are 13 years old. " It was very, very funny and Chuck is very, very naughty and I love Chuck's sense of humor.

Hey, Chuckie, did you think it went well? Yeah. Did you feel nervous before?

No, I was excited. He was nervous. [laughter] Well, you absolutely smashed that and Chuckie, I think you've got a future.

Thanks. I always believe you've got to believe that what you're holding is real and I did. David, yes or no?

Oh, an incredibly easy yes. I'm saying yes. I've got to try something.

Hang on. Come here, Amanda. Three yeses from me.

And that's Amanda and now you've got four yeses from me. Very likable. It's time to find out if the father and son duo can make them proud.

Today we're going to dance our socks off. Great stuff. Hi.

Hello. Who are you two? My name's Demetri and this is Leggy, my son.

And how old are you both? I'm 40. I'm 12.

40 and 12. Okay. Does it worry you might end up looking like your dad?

No, you're all right about it. I'm not obliged TO ANSWER THAT. [laughter] CAN YOU ACTUALLY POSITION YOURSELVES now in your heads at the Royal Variety Show?

The Queen's sitting in her box and you think you've done that good enough for that, do you? Well, if Prince Philip's there, we're halfway there cuz he's Greek as well. Yeah, exactly.

Philip the Greek. Okay, good luck. See you in a sec.

[cheering] Ladies and gentlemen, many years ago in Cyprus lived a man who loved to dance. He would dance for the villagers and the villagers loved to watch him [music] dance. Well, ladies and gentlemen, tonight, here for one night only, would you please welcome Mr Stavros Flatley.

[cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [screaming] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] Can I say, this is one of my favorite EVER DANCE ACTS. [cheering] [cheering] AND YOU TWO, YOU JUST have the most fantastic relationship, don't you? Yeah, it's great.

I love that. Okay, we're going to go over to Bjorn Morgan. [laughter] I found your act incredibly entertaining.

What worries me is your physical condition. That. It felt very strange.

It's a lot of food I had to do. That's what I'm being Greek. Yes.

I WANT TO BE GREEK so much right now. I completely agree with the boys. I'm ecstatic cuz it it came completely out of left field.

I had no clue what was going to happen. Okay, right. Piers, yes or no?

Absolutely yes. [cheering] Amanda? What's Greek for yes?

Ne. Ne. Yes [music] for me.

You've got three yeses. [music] It's brilliant. Stavros Flatley.

I don't think anybody in this theater expected that. It made me laugh my head off. It was brilliant.

[music] How much do you look up to your dad and enjoy enjoy what he does? up to him so much. He's just a role model for me.

Uh-huh. HE'S GOT NO MONEY. HE WANTS MORE POCKET MONEY NOW.

VERY, very funny. Yeah. Like them a lot.

You think that nothing can surprise you on this show. And it was a complete surprise. Hilarious.

The pair of them were just hilarious. [music] [cheering] [cheering and applause] [cheering and music] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] You okay? Just a uh Just a Just give it a couple of seconds to catch your breath.

HOLD ON. OH, IT'S GOOD TO SEE you back, Stavros Flatley. Um [cheering] Have a drink.

Catch your breath. [cheering] I can't I can't tell you how much you going mad for us makes us feel. But I want to say this show is amazing.

We've been all over the world. We've done things [cheering] and places we never thought we'd be. And it's cuz of you guys.

[cheering] Thank you. I watched him grow from here to here. And I've never been so proud as I am now.

Thank you so much. And thanks for everything. [cheering] I mean I don't know.

One more. One more. WE'VE GOT WE'VE GOT THE JUDGES.

I'VE GOT TO SAY ONE THING ABOUT DENNIS AND PAPPAS. He's amazing. I've got the same TEAM AS SIMON NOW.

[cheering] DOCTORS FOR PAPPAS AND AND PAPPAS, THEY'RE AMAZING. SO, THANKS TO THE PAPPAS DENTIST. JUDGES, and finally, it's over to you.

Look, I've wanted to say this to you for years. I've really wanted to thank both of you for everything you've done. No, no, forget me.

I want to be able to thank you. And I There's one way I can do this. [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] Got the girls screaming [music] in the wings.

[cheering] [cheering] [music] Oh, boys, come on, River. Come here, boys. Let me just say one thing to you cuz it's it's a it's going to sound weird, but it's true.

You've just been given Simon Cowell's golden [music] buzzer. How do you feel? [cheering] Great.

Whenever you need us forever, we'll be there. If I have to come on this stage on a mobility scooter, I will come. And be here.

Listen, can you do Can you do one more thing for us? Can you come back and perform for us in the grand final of Britain's Got Talent: The Champions? It would be an honor and a kind of Stavros Flatley, we'll see you in the final.

[cheering] LET'S HEAR IT ONE MORE TIME STAVROS FLATLEY. [music] [cheering] STAVROS, thank you judges. [applause] [cheering] Hello.

What's your name? My name's Jack. Jack.

Jack. Carroll. And how old are you?

14. 14 years. And tell me a little bit more about you.

Uh I'm a professional gymnast. [laughter] [applause] [music] ALL RIGHT, WELL BEST OF LUCK. ALL RIGHT, CHEERS.

[applause and cheering] Don't worry, I know what you're thinking. Harry Potter's had a nasty Quidditch accident. [laughter] Do you know what I can't stand?

Sorry. Sorry, let me re-emphasize. Do you know what I can't stand?

[laughter] But look on the bright side, I've never had to queue at Disneyland. [applause] Now, just I'm just going to throw a disclaimer out there. If I do get too energetic, please stop me.

I want to keep my benefits. But otherwise otherwise how would I HEAT THE JACUZZI? [laughter] I'M JOKING.

I'M JOKING. It's a pool. [applause] I was uh I was at the cinema seeing the new James Bond film the other day.

And uh it got me thinking, you know, maybe I would have liked to have had a go, you know, being James Bond, but obviously I'm a bit inhibited. Ah, Mr Bond, I've been expecting you. No lift.

Um But this isn't the first Britain's Got Talent event I've been to. I was actually uh at the live tour in Manchester, funnily enough, 2 years ago. And the staff they couldn't have been more helpful moving people out of the way, getting us to a seat.

And then when we finally got there, the view was just fantastic. And we sat down, and my sister, she tapped me on the shoulder. Turned around.

And I'll never forget this as long as I live. She said, "Jack, we are so lucky I'm disabled. " You cannot take her anywhere.

Thank [applause] you very much. I've been Jack Carroll. Good bye.

[music] [music] [music] Stavros got a standing ovation as well. [cheering] [music and applause] Right, Jack. Uh I'm going to have to go to David first of all.

Jack, you are a comedy genius. [cheering] Thank you. I wasn't as funny as you are at 14.

I'm not even as funny [music] now as you are at 14 years old. It was incredible. Every joke was a winner.

Thank you. Cheers. Thank you guys.

[music] Jack, you made me laugh before the act even started. And I know I've got a funny face. NO, YOU JUST [laughter] UM JACK, [music] THE thing that's that's great is you're Nobody feels sorry for you.

You're self-deprecating. You're hilarious. And I think you've got a huge future.

[applause] Thank you. Thank you. [music] Well, I I've got to tell you, Jack, you've got one of the most refreshing attitudes.

You made fun, you know, of what you've gone through. Um and you made it funny, which is really really difficult. You've just got an incredible personality.

[music] And I'm really happy that I met you. Thank you. [music] Call for a yes.

Okay, David, yes or no? It's a gigantic yes. Alesha.

100% yes. Amanda. Yes for me, Jack.

Thank you. Jack, [cheering] you have I think you know what's coming. Four yeses.

[music] Yeses. Thank you. Thank you.

[music] I can't believe it. Well done. That was [music] brilliant.

I love it. Yeah, I like Julian. Yeah, he's really funny.

You don't have to take his age or his cerebral palsy into consideration. He's a really really funny comedian. Fantastic comments from the judges.

[music] Four yeses. Yes. And a standing ovation from the crowd.

Something that I can't do, I think. He's just rubbing it in. [laughter] Cheers.

[cheering] Thank you. Well, it's very nice to be back. Um I'm a little bit older now.

Old enough to go clubbing, which is difficult as a sober disabled person, cuz all I get is people coming up to me going, "Jack, you drinking? " I have to go, "No, mate. This is just how I walk normally.

" ALTHOUGH MY FAVORITE part about going out in actually the drinking is taking my walking frame onto nightclub dance floors and watching people trip over it. I never do it on purpose, but I do pray that it does happen quite a bit. I do get out and about a bit.

I like going to the football. Um you know, watching, not playing, obviously. But I'm I could never be a Liverpool fan, because I sit in the disabled section, and I couldn't imagine being sat in the disabled section and having to listen to 70,000 people sing, "You'll never walk alone.

" [applause] No, I do I do like some sport though. Last year I learned to ski. I can see a few of you thinking, "Can northerners go skiing?

" We can. Although my skiing instructor had much the same reaction as you lot when I rocked up in the walking frame. He was like, "What, you?

Really? Does he know he's disabled? Has anyone sat him down and told Well, they're not going to stand him up, are they?

That would be counterproductive. But I did learn I learned to ski. And uh most people would be thinking as the wind was flowing through the hair and the snow was crunching underneath their feet, most people would be thinking, "What a fantastic achievement that is against all the odds.

" I thought, "Oh, no. I'm going to lose some benefits. " [applause] Luckily, the goggles still came in handy when I had to look at Simon Cowell's teeth up close.

[cheering] [applause] Six years um since I was on the show. I look 6 years older, which is funny, cuz Amanda and Alesha look 10 years younger. Okay, Jack.

I'm sure I'm sure they would frown at that joke, but the Botox won't allow it. Never had it. Sorry.

Ooh. Cheeky. [applause] I think getting older's fine as long as you keep learning.

For example, the other So it'll still never catch up with the rate at which David Walliams PUBLISHES CHILDREN'S BOOKS. [applause] OH DEAR. THIS HAS BEEN UM absolutely lovely.

I've got to say, the first time round, you know, the reaction to my performance was uh pretty overwhelming. So I've got to say, thank you to that firstly. And um And then secondly, you know, the reaction on social media has always been pretty good.

I prefer Facebook to Twitter, because I would rather get a happy birthday message from someone who didn't mean it than a death threat from someone who did. It's been absolutely lovely, and it's nice to be back. [music] I'm sure by now, well, you must be absolutely sick to death of card tricks.

Like you won't want to see one at all for the rest of your life. How did you know that? I've got friends.

Instead, I'm simply taking a red handkerchief and pushing it into my fist. I'm then going to snap my fingers and show, look, it's turned into an egg. And the handkerchief is back in my pocket.

Your brother's magic. No, today I actually thought it'd be fun to teach [music] you this trick. Everything isn't quite as it seems.

Because look, there's a hole in the back of the egg. And that's where I've hidden another handkerchief. It's that simple.

David, are you with me still? [music] Yes. Yes.

Good. Right, okay. So here's the setup.

Take out your red handkerchief, and you simply say you're going to push it into your fist. But what the audience don't know is that it's actually going into the hole. Right?

So then you snap your fingers and you show, "Look, it's an egg. " And the handkerchief is back in your pocket. The one thing that you have to remember to do is not show this side of the egg.

It'll completely ruin the trick and the magician will look like a bit of a fool, really. Unless, of course, you're a real magician. And you can simply remove the hole.

[music] You can't be asked. It's a real egg. I'm just cherry.

Thank you. Goodbye. [cheering and music] Hello.

Hello. And who are you? I'm Ashley.

And I'm Glenn. Hello. Together we're Twist and Pulse.

Are you students? Um yeah, I'm still at college and I work part-time at B&Q. Are you best friends, yeah?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, best friends, yeah. [cheering] Okay, [applause] good luck. [cheering] [cheering] Right, let's go when you want the music played, yes?

Here we go. Hello. Yeah.

Basically, right? This is going to happen. I'm going to dance, he's going to dance, done, SORTED.

HEY, SWITCH. [cheering] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] [music] [music and cheering] I'VE [music] NEVER SEEN ANYBODY BREAK DANCE THESE standard moves before. [screaming] [cheering and music] No buzzers, A STANDING OVATION.

[cheering and music] I'M GETTING A BIT EMOTIONAL, ALESHA. Thank [cheering] you. Yes.

I thought that was terrific. I mean, that is one of the most exciting, original routine we've seen. [cheering] I I don't know what that kind of style is, but you sort of dance to every section of the music and you told a story.

What is it? We call it We call it um street [music] comedy. So I street and comedy together.

I think you just showed us a glimpse of the future, basically. [cheering] [applause] For me, the only thing that works is whether or not it becomes entertaining for the person watching it. But I thought the routine was incredibly well worked out.

I think there's still a lot of room for improvement, but you were two people [music] I'm going to remember for all the right reasons. Is it a yes or no? Yes.

[music] It's definitely a yes from me. Uh guys, got three yeses well now. [music] [music] [singing] Well done, boys.

Well done. Yes. You deserve that standing ovation.

Well done, fellas. Enjoy it. We'll see you next time.

Enjoy it, yeah. Well done. [cheering] Every champion once was a contender.

That refused to give up. Now we're back. Ready?

I'm ready, BUT ARE YOU READY? [music] [cheering] [cheering and applause] [music] YOU WERE TWO PEOPLE I'M GOING TO REMEMBER FOR ALL the right reasons. [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] Welcome back.

Oh, what a performance. Let's cross to How are you feeling? [cheering] Let's cross to the judges.

David, WE'LL START WITH YOU. OH, I ALWAYS love you two. I'd have loved to have been on the show when you were on first time round.

I was a huge, huge fan. To combine this incredible skill for dancing with this amazing comic timing is something we've never seen before. I'm so pleased you come back.

You remind me a little Do you ever remember this pair called PJ and Duncan? Whatever happened to them? Never heard of them.

But you two are adorable. I love you so much. Well done.

[cheering] [music] I love you. I've always loved [cheering] you. You brought so much humor and such a unique act to this show.

You're still going strong. You're two really handsome men now. He's kind of handsome, though.

[laughter] That kid says. Honestly, it was It's so brilliant to see you. You're still very funny, still cheeky.

He's still got the moves. Fantastic. Well done.

Guys, [cheering and applause] I'll tell you what I was thinking when you did this performance is that I don't think you've been given enough credit over the years in terms of [cheering] what you actually brought to us. Um and there's something else. The people who didn't want to compete again, you know why they didn't want to compete again?

Because they didn't think they could win. You've come back because you believe that you could win and that's why you have my [cheering] total respect. [applause] Twist and Pulse, it's so refreshing to see you back on the stage.

You're like straight out of a computer game. I could just watch you forever. Love it.

[cheering] [music] [music] Twist and Pulse has just got the golden [music] buzzer. [cheering] [cheering] [music] [cheering] Let's [cheering and music] Okay, so How are we feeling? I'm literally feeling crazy.

Like This And this year, we've been waiting 9 years for a moment like this. Alesha, we can't thank you enough. Legends.

LEGEND IN THE BUILDING. [cheering] [music] YOU CAN SEE though from you two performing, you can see what a brilliant time you're having and how much enjoyment you get from it. Yeah, that's the thing.

We're We're literally having fun. Of course it's hard work and we're putting in all the hours to train. But literally we just on the side of the side and we said, "Let's go out there and just have the best time ever.

" It could [cheering] be Let me just say one phrase and tell me how it sounds. Twist and Pulse saying the grand final of Britain's Got Talent, the champions. Crazy.

[cheering] So exciting. Let's hear IT ONE MORE TIME. THE GOLDEN BUZZER FINALISTS, TWIST AND PULSE.

[cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] [cheering] TIME AND I RISE UP, [singing] [music] I RISE like the day. I rise up, I rise unafraid. [music and singing] I rise and I do it a thousand [singing] times again.

For you. [singing and music] You. For you.

For you. All we need, all we need is all. And for that we have each [music] other.

And for that we have each other. Yeah. We will rise, we will rise [singing] and we rise.

We will rise. [singing] Oh. We will rise.

[singing] For you.