she should have

I wanted John

So did I. the magician is good but ...........................I'd rather laugh than be amazed!

I hope the motorbike group wins tomorrow and wins the series, danger, excitement and pure skill involved in what they do.

Video screen hooked upto an outside broadcast camera crew.

Why have this act on the show and put them through, not just past the audition stage but the judges hand picked them to go into the live semis...why do all that if they couldn't have a chance of winning?

I don't understand why the motorbike act is on the show TBH. Except maybe to literally add a bit of variety ............of course it hasn't a hope in hell of winning - if it were to win and the act was at the Royal Variety on a big screen it might just as well be something she (the queen) could watch at home on the telly.

I understand it's there to add a bit of variety but ...........I thought it was a bit boring even once never mind if it gets through and we have to watch the same act all over again. 

not really my cup of tea,

Who’s on BGT tonight!

Kony Puppets
Kony has been a full time puppeteer for 4 years and makes all his puppets in his workshop. As a child, Kony loved to play with puppets, only realising his calling 20 years later. Wowing three of the judges with his puppet Beyoncé performance, Simon wanted Kony to remain invisible throughout the performance, to create a complete illusion. Disagreeing, Alesha thought it was “brilliant” and David went as far as saying “if Beyoncé is late for one of her gigs, you could take over!”

Ed Drewett
Ed Drewett’s musical career originates in song writing and, after writing bestselling hits for two of the biggest boybands in the UK, it is his time to shine. The judges loved Ed’s song and performance. Amanda commented how ‘gutted’ she was that Simon wasn’t there to witness his moment.

BoldDog FMX Team
BoldDog are a freestyle motocross display team. They are from all over the UK and have been together for ten years. At their outdoor audition the judges were left terrified but wanting more after observing them perform their extreme, daring and dangerous motocross tricks.

Mini Moves
Mini Moves have all been dancing as part of the same dance school since they were 3. They practice 4-5 times a week and their influences include Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj. They received mixed responses for their performance to Move by Little Mix along with their afro hair. Although Alesha loved the hair, Amanda felt they were “cooler than that”. Simon decided to say no to the group but the other judges disagreed with David saying “you are definitely memorable”.

SweetChix
SweetChix are made up of five girls who have been dancing together since the age of four. The girls are all good friends and describe themselves as very ‘Essex’. Their performance impressed the judges and Simon could see “potential”. Their Essex roots didn’t go amiss with David who highlighted their use of fake tan. The judges praised their strong use of harmonies.

The Addict Initiative
The Addict Initiative performed a fusion of theatrical and commercial dance with strong narratives throughout their routine. Many of the members are full time dancers, whilst others study dance or have normal jobs. They enjoy choreographing unpredictable routines designed to shock the audience. Their audition was incredibly intense and energetic leaving the audience both in shock and awe. All the judges acknowledged the intensity and Simon thought it was “really clever”.

Jodi Smith
After Jodi’s audition got off to an unsteady start, she ended up winning over the judges with her rendition of ‘Don’t Rain on My Parade’. Although Simon wasn’t initially impressed by the song choice, all the judges got behind Jodi’s performance and her showmanship as she addressed Simon’s critique.

Ricky K
Ricky K has been performing comedy for 14 years. His comedy routine was based on the story of when he met his girlfriend in a nightclub 2 years ago. His combination of dance and comedy mime impressed the judges and his personal connection with the routine shone through. Despite “dreading it”, Simon surprised himself by “laughing out loud” and Amanda thought it was an “innovative act”.

James Smith
James has been involved in the performing arts since a young age. He performed his own take on Nina Simone’s ‘Feeling Good’, wowing the crowds and the judges, while his endearing, cheeky personality shone through throughout his performance. As the crowd got behind him, he became more confident and Simon described his audition as ‘one of my favourite auditions so far’. Alesha claimed James is ‘industry ready’ and David loved his choice of song.

Anybody watching tonight then?

those kids were bendy.. and annoying... and slightly out of time.

I'm watching, and I agree about the bendy, annoying and out of time kids.

Hi yogi  ... nice to see it's not just me!   We're all supposed to be behind them.

Hi Kaffs. Are we supposed to be behind them just because they are Scottish? If so, I've got bad news for them!

He did a Louis and said 'all of Scotland'.. but then he added the whole country

Not liking this weird sounding bloke either

Ed should stick to songwriting, it's obviously where his real talent lies.

This guy has such a weak voice, no wonder he was only a songwriter before.

Please don't drive down my street with that racket blaring, Amanda

I hate it when acts from Scotland say they are doing this for Scotland, it's as if the Scottish vote has already happened and the rest of the UK means nothing to them.

I hate all that rubbish about voting for someone because they come from the same part of the world as you.

Ed, is a songwriter (and by all accounts a good one) but singing isn't his forte.

It's a myth, Vids. Only brain dead idiots vote for someone purely based on geography,

I agree on that, im talking about the acts on the show, the ones who say "Im doing this for Scotland, I hope Scotland votes for me"  whats the rest of the UK, chopped liver.?

yogi speaks the truth.   I have to agree with her though, because she's Scottish.  

They can't be very good at arithmetic either - they've be better hoping London voted for them.

Pretty impressive... but after the first ten times I was like 'ok.. what now..?'

I agree with you, it all becomes a bit samey after a while.

I'm the same with fireworks displays...   so hard to please 

 I know what you mean.

These guys have gotta win BGT, they are fantastic.

I liked this girl at the auditions.

pfft

Is it a boys and noisy motorbikes thing?

Bores me.

She certainly has a good voice for musical theatre.

I like this girl!

Hi Soozy - seen it once, you know they're not going to crash... 

Hmmm, exciting motorbike group or plump girl dressed like a 50 year old singing showtunes...you decide.

Decisions, decisions.