Britain's Got Talent - Page 9

Lilly · 25-05-2009, 20:10

Watching it now.......hoping Mama Trish doesn't stick his finger in his belly button and lick it again......ewwwww.

cherokee · 25-05-2009, 22:13

Well what a load of tosh in tonights line up, Cant believe another dance troop got through and I didnt think they were a patchon Diversity last night.
I think the ventrilaquist (sp) should have gone through along with Shaun Smith who was brilliant.

emamum · 25-05-2009, 22:23

we liked the puppet man

anyone watching britains got more talent? who are the numptys singing on there?

jaysay · 26-05-2009, 09:15

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Originally Posted by emamum

we liked the puppet man

anyone watching britains got more talent? who are the numptys singing on there?

I agree about the Vent ema, was very good, with his gokkle of gear and singing it too, as for the "group" on more talent, the girl singer was very nice

emamum · 26-05-2009, 10:37

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I agree about the Vent ema, was very good, with his gokkle of gear and singing it too, as for the "group" on more talent, the girl singer was very nice

yeah but i got the impression that she thought she was a lot better than she actually was!

theprisoner · 26-05-2009, 15:39

The old Breakdancer is a benefit cheat

Britain's Got Talent breakdancer, aged 73, 'is on disability benefits' - Telegraph

AccyLass · 26-05-2009, 15:44

I was gutted about Gareth not getting through... thought both his acts with throwing his voice were very good!

Good publicity for him tho

katex · 26-05-2009, 15:56

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Originally Posted by AccyLass28

I was gutted about Gareth not getting through... thought both his acts with throwing his voice were very good!

Good publicity for him tho

Exactly Accylass, some of these 'artists' are already playing the clubs, pubs, etc., so sure will bring them a few extra bookings with this exposure (even the belly button guy ..

). 'As seen on BGT' will be the billing.

jaysay · 26-05-2009, 16:11

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Originally Posted by emamum

yeah but i got the impression that she thought she was a lot better than she actually was!

Ema I wasn't talking about her voice

jaysay · 26-05-2009, 16:17

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Originally Posted by theprisoner

The old Breakdancer is a benefit cheat

Britain's Got Talent breakdancer, aged 73, 'is on disability benefits' - Telegraph

You really couldn't make it up could you, this guy is throwing himself about the floor like a demented fool and hes on DLA, Mobility at top rate, which indicates he can only walk a few paces before it affects him, and Care at Middle rate which means he needs help daily with his personal care, me thinks this chap may have a tad of a problem with the Works and Pensions

jaysay · 26-05-2009, 16:20

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Originally Posted by katex

Exactly Accylass, some of these 'artists' are already playing the clubs, pubs, etc., so sure will bring them a few extra bookings with this exposure (even the belly button guy ..

). 'As seen on BGT' will be the billing.

I could enter next year and do an impression of the belly button guy kate, I have all the assets

including fluff

derekgas · 26-05-2009, 19:03

You would probably make more in the way of movement too Jaysay!

AccyLass · 26-05-2009, 19:46

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Originally Posted by katex

Exactly Accylass, some of these 'artists' are already playing the clubs, pubs, etc., so sure will bring them a few extra bookings with this exposure (even the belly button guy ..

). 'As seen on BGT' will be the billing.

I also totally agree with what Piers said.. it's supposed to be for a "variety" show
We have X-factor for singing talent, why not give the other talented people a chance

West Ender · 26-05-2009, 21:07

Brilliant to see Stavros Flatley go through to the final, tonight. That chap seems so lovely, you can see he adores his son and the act is fabulous. I hope they win.

garinda · 26-05-2009, 22:23

I thought the best act won, though I thought it was a strange choice of song.

The most diva-ish, campest, in a mascara running down your face, pulling your hair out, ripping your clothes, song in the history musical theatre...but he pulled it off with great aplomb.

He possesses a much more impressive vocal talent than Susan Boyle, in my opinion.

For anyone who doesn't know the original, here's the amazing Jennifer Holliday, from 1982 Broadway production.