This week we started in Blackpool. Blackpool is supposedly
the home of variety entertainment and we are yet to see this on Britain’s Got
Talent. The show started with a whole plethora of dreadful acts, such as the
girl playing a recorder whilst her Dalmatian clearly howled in terror at her
dreadful playing – the inspiration behind the act is still unknown. But then, xylophone
player Ashley Elliott graced the stage and blew me away! Not only was he a
brilliant player, he actually made the xylophone seem like a pretty cool
instrument to play.
We then moved to Birmingham which I managed to spot myself
in the audience! I am one step closer to being famous! But anyway, our first
act was Beatrix Von Bourbon who offered us an interesting act to say the least.
Kids, I hope you covered your eyes because this was a little bit naughty! Of
course Simon was going to say yes to this semi-nude lady but I wonder what she’s
got to offer next... The Mend was the next act Birmingham had to offer us. Admittedly
when I was in the audience I looked out this group and didn’t expect much from
them but a badly sung rap song, however they proved me wrong big time and I
hope they go far in the competition.
Back to London again this week where Carmen Electra is back
filling in for the lovely Amanda. We are introduced to what they dubbed
themselves as ‘an older little mix’, DeJa Vu. The less said about them is
probably better. Next up, it’s the Twist & Pulse Dance Company who, formed
by 2010’s runner up act Twist & Pulse, blew us away! Quintessentially they
have what it takes to win the competition but could we have repercussions of
what happened to Twist & Pulse back in 2010? Only time will tell.
A quick jump back Blackpool
where we are blown away by 19 year old Ryan O'Shaughnessy who does a beautiful
song that he wrote himself. If he does not make it to the at least the
semi-finals, if not the final, then what hope does Britain have left?!
A little round up of the judges as I have said far too much
about the acts for which I can only apologise for! David Walliams was of course
on top form as per usual providing the best witty lines – such as "If you
don't take your coat off, you're not going to feel the benefit when you go
outside." Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon were both beautiful as they
usually are and Simon Cowell was simply Simon and that’s all you can ever
really say about him. What a great show we had and I cannot wait to see what
the rest of the series holds for us!!
Seeing as I spotted myself on this episode I thought it might be nice for you to have a gander at me and my friend Ollie sitting in the audience of the show in Birmingham. I must warn you this is a candid image and neither of us knew it was taken... until later on that evening!
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