My dream has come true – thank you. Do you think they were worthy of the Golden Buzzer?
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On the latest episode of Britain’s Got Talent, judge Simon Cowell gave a group of dancing stormtroopers the Golden Buzzer: an option given to every judge to send one act all the way to the finals, meaning that act won’t be culled out in the judging beforehand.
Simon Cowell, the “real-life Darth Vader”, was definitely feeling it…
Elsewhere on the show, Tumar KR from Kyrgyzstan got four yeses with their routine incorporating robotic moves.
Anne Klinge also swept the judges off their feet with her unusual foot puppetry performance of a love story.
“It was a little piece of magic”, David said.
Scott & Muriel is an act consisting of Scott Nelson, who is originally from California, and a mannequin called Muriel.
The Garnett Family perform Jess Glynne’s Take Me Home; beginning in gentle unison but soon branching off into an impressive set of harmonies.
“I thought when people came in to watch the film I could get actors to wear them and maybe put on a light saber show and have their photos taken”, he explained to the Liverpool Echo a year ago.
Speaking before their audition, Alfie revealed that he had trained to become a priest with Dec’s brother, Dermott Donnelly.
He started his Star Wars empire back in autumn past year when he bought three Stormtrooper costumes, and a Darth Vader, to use for promotional appearances.
Anyone missing Doctor Who at the moment can get a taste of the show on Britain’s Got Talent, where the Doctor’s arch-enemy Davros (creator of the Daleks), wheeled on stage.
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Simon Cowell (far right) along with Nick Cannon, Howie Mandel, Mel B., and Heidi Klum (left to right) at the 2016 NBCUniversal Summer Press Day in Westlake Village, Calif. [Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images]This broadcast was also memorable for the many freaky novelty acts who performed.
