Britain's Got Talent
ITV has confirmed that Britain's Got Talent will not be taking place this year.
There had been a report recently that it would not go ahead but there had still been a hope that there might be a way of filming it during the pandemic.
Liverpudlian Allan Finnegan is the third comedian to try their luck on this series of Britain's Got Talent. Though Finnegan is a stand-up with a difference. He is also a baptist minister.
He is based in the Bootle area of Liverpool and has been gigging since 2012. On the show he performs in a dog collar, although judging by the YouTube clips this is not part of his usual stage outfit.
Funny woman Clare Harrison McCartney has appeared on Britain's Got Talent on ITV1.
The impressionist from Essex is the latest performer from the comedy circuit to appear on the show. Last week Chorley's Steve Royle impressed the judges with his comedy juggling skills.
Unfortunately the judges Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden gave her four thumbs down.
The other acts on the show were:
Britain's Got Talent has announced its semi-finalists and once again a number of comedians are in the running for a place in the final.
Kojo Anim was already assured of a place having been golden buzzered by Simon Cowell. Kojo said: ‘You can expect to hear more relatable stories and a chance to share my culture with a new audience. I hope the crowd enjoys what I’ve got planned.’
Joining him are:
Barbara Nice – stage-diving creation of Janice Connolly
Graeme Mathews – comedian and children's entertainer
Magician John Archer is the latest name who is known on the comedy circuit to appear on Britain's Got Talent.
The comedy illusionist who regularly supports Tim Vine on his national tours will appear on the ITV1 show on Saturday, May 25 at 8pm.
ITV has released a clip of Archer from the show enlisting judge David Walliams on their youtube channel.
Comedian and magician Graeme Mathews picked up four yeses on this week's edition of Britain's Got Talent.
Judge Amanda Holden helped out as his assistant on various tricks including picking a mystery card.
David Walliams said: "you've got funny bones."
Simon Cowell said: "There's something about you..."
Comedian and magician Graeme Mathews appears on Britain's Got Talent tonight (Saturday, May 4).
The 34-year-old Essex stand-up, who is also a children's entertainer known as Bam Bam, is the latest figure from the comedy world to appear in the current series. Mrs Barbara Nice received four yeses from the judges when she appeared earlier in the series and wlll appear in the programme where it is decided who goes through to the live shows.
Comedy circuit stalwart Mrs Barbara Nice's appearance on Britain's Got Talent is due to air tonight, Saturday, April 20, at 8pm on ITV1.
Fans got a heads-up at the start of the series when a clip of spoof middle-aged housewife Mrs Barbara Nice – in reality Janice Connolly from Stockport – doing her trademark finale stage-dive and crowd-surf was included in the teaser trailer.
Mrs Barbara Nice is to appear as a contestant on the forthcoming series of Britain's Got Talent.
It has not been officially announced, but a clip of Barbara Nice doing her trademark finale stage-dive can be seen in the current trailer (see below). The series returns to ITV1 on April 6 at 7.15pm.
Update - Lost Voice Guy has won Britain's Got Talent 2018. Robert White was second.
Three comic acts will be up against each other in this year's final of Britain's Got Talent.
Lost Voice Guy, Micky P Kerr and Robert White will be competing, making the chances of a comic act winning the talent show for the first time ever pretty high. Daliso Chaponda is the most successful comedy act on the show to date, coming in third last year.
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