(MUSIC)
Who's excited for Britain's Got Talent?
(CHEERING)
Oh, my God, it's happening!
# Now I've gotta cut loose
# Footloose
# Kick off your Sunday shoes
# Lose your blues
# Everybody cut footloose
What if we won and we got to the Royal Variety?
I'd love to perform in front of the royal family.
Welcome to Britain's Got Talent, everybody!
# Gotta cut loose
Are you ready to meet your judges?
(CHEERING)
# Please Louise
# Pull me off of my knees
# Lose your blues
# Everybody cut footloose
You look excited. Yeah, we do.
Erm, do you wanna do it? Yes. It's all yours.
Here we go. First act out.
# Everybody cut, everybody cut
# Everybody cut footloose
It's a yes from me!
(LAUGHTER)
Thank you. OK. Hi, guys. Who are you?
We are David and Javier. And we are from Barcelona.
Woo!
So, why have you come on the show?
Well, er, we just care about perform in front of the royal family.
Ah.
And you're from Spain? They said they're from Spain. Listen!
Well, I'm from Mexico. Oh. Thank you!
Big mouth!
Do you live here? No, he's from Spain!
He's not from Spain, he's from Mexico!
Is that right? Yes. I live in Mexico.
Just, you know what, ignore him, guys. Good luck.
Thank you, sir.
(CHEERING)
Where are they from?
(SALSA MUSIC)
Yes!
(CHEERING)
# Come on, shake your body, baby, do the conga
# I know you can't control yourself any longer
# Feel the rhythm of the music getting stronger
# Don't you fight it till you've tried it, do the conga
# I know you can't control yourself any longer
# Feel the rhythm of the music getting stronger
# Don't you fight it till you've tried it, do the conga beat
# Come on, shake your body, baby, do the conga #
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# Hey, yeah
# Ooh, yeah uh-huh
Thank you.
Alesha. Oh, you're like the Little and Large of the Latin world.
I love it.
Dynamic and you brought that Spanishy, Mexicany vibe.
Loved it. Great audition. Thank you. Thank you.
OK, David.
You're dance partners. Are you also partners in real life?
I don't think that's any of your business.
Well, no, I'm just interested.
I'm single. Ready to mingle!
(LAUGHTER)
David has a girlfriend, unfortunately.
(BUZZER)
Stop showing off.
Well, as Britain's number one judge, as voted for by the public...
(CHEERING)
Thanks, guys. I loved it.
It just shows there's nothing funny about two men dancing together.
I don't know why the BBC show doesn't have men dancing together.
Because it's fantastic. Well done.
David, yes or no?
I'm gonna kick this off with a yes!
(CHEERING)
It's a yes from me.
Si!
You've got four yeses. Congratulations.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# ..dance with somebody
I think you and I need to have a conversation afterwards.
Thank you!
Simon, the way you actually get voted, erm, best TV judge...
(CHEERING)
How did that feel?
In this choreography, I dance with you. And you with him.
Ta-ta ta-ta ta ta. Ta-ta ta-ta ta ta.
And then if you're really lucky, you may win it twice!
And then, you actually...
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
How are you, Andrew? Very well, thank you.
How are you? Good, thanks.
Uh, there is some breaking news on that. The vote was rigged...
There's been a recount.
And I won!
Get on out there. Enjoy it, Andrew.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# Somebody who loves me
Hello. What's your name? My name's Andrew Lancaster.
Where are you from, Andrew? I'm from Lancashire.
And what do you do? I do impressions.
What's your full time job, Andrew? I've done a vast array of jobs.
Like what? I worked in a biscuit factory.
And tell me why you've entered the show and what the dream is, please?
Well, I suppose the dream would be to have my own
impression sketch show one day.
It's a big dream, it's a big dream. That's what it's all about.
OK. Well, best of luck. Thank you very much.
MUSIC: # Hail to the chief.
Ladies and gentlemen...
(LAUGHTER) ..of the United Kingdom.
I, Donald J Trump, propose some changes
to the way you're doing things in your beautiful country.
(LAUGHTER)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Number one: your children, your greatest natural resource,
I propose Professor Brian Cox
educate each and every last one of them.
It's gonna go something like this...
Twinkle, twinkle, little star.
(LAUGHTER)
How I wonder what you are.
Well, actually, we do know what you are.
(LAUGHS)
I think it's absolutely wonderful.
(CHEERING)
Number two: I believe that your National Health Service,
it's a beautiful thing, should be in charge
by my good friend Nigel Farage. He's gonna do a great job.
(BOOING)
Now, wait a minute. Don't do that!
I mean, come on!
I mean, here we are, it's funny, isn't it?
Somebody says my name, everybody goes bonkers!
You know, I think it's quite funny I've got another job.
(CHEERING)
And, finally, number three. Is it number three?
I don't know. I don't know. It doesn't matter.
Number three, folks, your housing.
You've gotta get that sorted out, folks.
I know just the man for the job.
It's Russell Brand, Ladies and gentlemen. Russell, do your thing.
No, seriously, right, yeah. I think the most important thing is...
(CHEERING) You don't know what I'm gonna say yet.
The most important thing for this country,
is to get everybody in a nice little house.
Cos where else are you gonna live? You can't live in the street!
There's a royal wedding, you know!
I live in a nice, big house! I love you, bye-bye!
(CHEERING)
Those are my ideas to reform your beautiful country.
If you don't like them, you're fake news.
Good night, God bless you and God bless America.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Well done. Oh, yeah.
That was good. They like him.
Andrew, you know what was great, is that it was topical.
And it was current. It's always great, on shows like this,
when you discover someone like you, you know? It's really cool.
Alesha. Oh, my goodness. What is there not to like about you?
There's endless possibilities with you. Thank you.
I thought it was fantastic. And you're kinda hunky as well.
He is. He's easy on the eye, isn't he?
OK. David, yes or no?
It's a yes.
Alesha. I'm saying yes.
It's a yes from me.
Andrew, you have four yeses.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Well done, Andrew. Cheers.
So many surprises and different. It's not stuff we've heard before.
You can tell that you worked hard on that.
You can tell you put the hours in. It sounds really good.
Thank you, gentlemen. Well done.
Can I have a look? No, you can't.
I'll put them there. Put...them...away.
The stage of The London Palladium awaits. Do I go now?
Right now. This is it. Jenny, it's all yours.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Hello. Hello there.
What's your name? My name's Jenny Darren.
Nice to meet you, Jenny. Where are you from?
I'm from the Cotswolds. Yay!
I love the Cotswolds. Do you have a day job?
No, I'm retired. How old are you, if you don't mind me asking?
I'm 68. (CHEERING)
I grew up in a place called The Black Country,
which is near Birmingham.
(IN A BRUMMIE ACCENT) Birmingham! Everybody talks like that.
And get higher and higher when they speak.
I'm retired now. You know, I pick up a pension.
We're all getting older, aren't we? Yeah, yeah. Exactly.
And you think, "Well, do it now." Yeah, exactly.
It's marvellous to perform at The London Palladium.
It's the biggest part of English entertainment history.
So, that would be amazing to get those four yeses today.
That would be lovely.
And, Jenny, are you doing this
because you think you can win the show?
Absolutely. That's what it's about?
Of course.
OK, Jenny. Good luck.
(CHEERING)
OK.
Just bear with me, campers.
(CHEERING)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
And there's more!
(LAUGHS)
Yes!
# Feeling easy
# Feeling free
# Got my ticket on a one-way ride
# Don't say nothing
# Let me be
# I got everything on my side
# Give no reason, got no rhyme
# I'm gonna have me a great, good time
# Going down
# Party time
# All my friends are gonna be there too
Sing it! # I'm on the highway to hell
# Highway to hell
# I'm on the highway to hell
# Highway to hell
Come on! Let's do it!
# Ahhhhhhh
# Yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh, go on! Woo!
# Highway to hell
# Don't...don't...
# Hold me down, yeah, yeah
# All on my own
# I'm going down
# Ahhhhhh
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(CHEERING)
She's rocked their socks off.
Oh, my God!
Wow!
Oh, my God, Jenny. You can rock, baby.
I try, Amanda.
(CHEERING)
You're a tiger up there. You're a big tiger.
You completely mugged all of us.
I'm thinking, "OK, we're gonna have knitting or poetry or something."
Jenny, I think you are... bloody fantastic.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Well, we've heard of Jenny from the block.
Now we have Jenny who does rock!
# We built this city
Let's take a vote. David.
I love you, Jenny. You're a minx.
I'm gonna say yes!
I'm saying yes.
It's a yes from me.
Guess what, Jenny Darren?
You've got four big, fat yeses.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# We built this city on rock 'n' roll
# Built this city
Well done. Well, we weren't expecting that.
She's got some balls, hasn't she? She was really good.
She's a real performer. Can't wait to see you next time.
# Luck be a lady tonight
Simon, can I have a picture? You have to come down.
(CHEERING)
No-one's gonna bite.
# ..if you've ever been a lady to begin with
# Luck be a lady...
# ..tonight
All the best.
Good evening.
What's your name? Jim The Dancer.
And, erm... How old are you, Jim?
I'm 59. Do you think you can win?
Yeah, most certainly. Only time will tell!
Yes!
Go for it.
# Time goes by
# So slowly
(BUZZER)
# Waiting for your call, baby, night and day
# I'm fed up, I'm tired of waiting on you
# Every little thing that you say or do
# I'm hung up
# I'm hung up on you
# Waiting for your call, baby, night and day
(BOOING)
# Darling, you've got to let me know
Keep going. Keep going.
# Should I stay or should I go
I have no idea what's just gone on.
What...the bloody hell...was that?
That was such a waste of time.
# Should I stay or should I go?
Hello.
Hello! What's your name?
My name is Kaptain Rock. Where are you from, Kaptain?
Over there.
I'm here to teach everybody how to play rock guitar.
All right. Let's get on with it. OK. Yes, good luck.
I'm just waiting for, uh, my instrument.
In your own time, Kaptain Rock.
(BUZZER)
Get on with it! Come all the way from Planet Rock for this.
(PLAYS EUROPE'S THE FINAL COUNTDOWN)
(BUZZERS)
(CHEERING)
# Should I stay or should I go now?
That's it. Thank you. Goodbye!
Come on, come on. Come on, come on.
Well, that was...strange.
So slow and so so annoying.
# Should I cool it or should I blow?
Hello. What's your name?
You can call me Alex. I'm from Romania.
And I live in London. Do you have a day job?
I'm a builder. But also I'm developing holistic healing dance.
My dance has a healing effect to people.
It makes people feel very happy.
Can you help people who are very miserable and so no to everybody?
Only if they want to be helped.
(MUSIC)
# Inspirational state
(BUZZERS)
# Should I stay or should I go now?
Are you at all dizzy? No.
That is the healing power of dance.
Simon, do you feel happy? Not really.
I was prepared that I could get four nos,
because I know this is very weird.
Take care, Alex.
# Should I stay or should I go now?
I've got to tell you, this is one of the most awful days.
# ..go now
# So you gotta let me know
# Should I stay or should I go?
Hello.
How are you? I'm fine, Simon, thank you.
What's your name, please? My name is Father Ray Kelly.
And I'm 64 years of age and I'm a parish priest in Ireland.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Let me ask you a question. Do you do exorcisms?
(LAUGHTER)
Yeah, we can work on David whenever you want, yeah.
(LAUGHTER)
Do you want me to zap him now or later?
(LAUGHTER)
I'm Father Ray Kelly and I'm a parish priest in Oldcastle,
in County Meath in Ireland.
I was singing at a wedding four years ago
and it went viral on YouTube. No way.
The phone started ringing. "Father Ray, you're a thousand hits!
You're 2,000 hits." And went on and on and on.
I said, "My God, where did that come from, you know?"
For a guy, 60 year of age, all of a sudden to have this happen to you,
it was just - I didn't know what was happening, really.
I watch Britain's Got Talent every year. I love the show.
It just offers you one opportunity
to sing in front of the royal family.
So I'm hoping that I get the BGT audience on my side tonight.
(APPLAUSE)
So, why have you decided to come on the show?
Well, I thought maybe I'd be the first singing priest, maybe,
to win Britain's Got Talent. I think you would be.
Thank you.
OK. So, tell me the song and why you've chosen it.
I'm going to sing the REM song Everybody Hurts.
Beautiful. Oh, I love that song.
It's a song that's kind of near and dear to my heart, I suppose.
Being a priest, you get in touch with a lot of pain,
a lot of joy and happiness as well.
So I suppose it's a song - You can relate to. Yeah.
It's a lovely song. OK, good luck. Thank you very much.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# When the day is long
# And the night
# The night is yours alone
# When you're sure you've had enough
# Of this life
# Well hang on
# Cos everybody hurts
# Take comfort in your friends
# Everybody hurts
# If you're on your own
# In this life
# The days and the nights are long
# When you think you've had too much
# Of this life
# Well hang on
# Everybody hurts
# Sometimes
# Everybody hurts sometimes
# So hang on
# So hold on
# Hold on
# You're not alone #
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Woo!
(CHEERING)
Thank you so much. David.
Well...that was... a beautiful performance.
It really was.
I've never seen a priest stand at a microphone and sing like that.
You did it with such soul and passion,
it just was a really, really brilliant performance.
(CHEERING)
Alesha. It was so soothing and calming.
Everybody was listening to every single word,
relating it to things that have gone on in their lives.
And, erm, you just seem like the loveliest man. Thank you very much.
It was just a beautiful audition. Thank you. Well done.
(CHEERING)
Amanda. For me, it was everything.
It's just brilliant and honest and...
the whole congregation was behind you.
(CHEERING)
Thank you, Amanda. Thank you.
Father Ray, I wasn't quite sure what to expect, to be honest with you.
But I'm gonna tell you something.
This is one of my favourite ever auditions.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Really. I really mean that.
I think your voice is beautiful. I loved the version of the song.
This was everything we've been waiting for, genuinely.
Thank you very much, Simon.
I absolutely loved it.
OK. David.
It's a yes from me. Thank you, David. Thank you.
I'm saying yes. Thank you, Alesha.
Absolutely yes from me. Well done. Thank you very much, Amanda.
Father Ray Kelly, I am delighted to tell you,
you have four huge, fat yeses.
Woo-hoo! Thank you, Simon. Thank you.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
All right, we're in.
I'm emotional.
I'm an emotional wreck.
How was it? It was awesome.
That was some congregation out there. I tell you,
Oh, I can't wait to meet the judges.
Manchester's got great talent.
He-he!
# Let's get loud, let's get loud
# Turn the music up, let's do it
Hello, Manchester.
# Let's get loud
# Ain't nobody gotta tell you what you gotta do
Are you ready to see some talent? (CHEERING)
OK. Here we go. Here we go.
Shall we do it? Yep.
Guys, it's all yours.
Good luck.
# Ain't nobody gotta tell you what you gotta do
Hi, guys. ALL: Hello.
And who are you?
ALL: Cali Swing.
(CHEERING)
OK. And what do you do? We're a salsa dance group.
Based on Colombian style. Is that where you're all from?
He's Portuguese. Yep. I'm Ecuadorian.
She's Mexican and Moroccan. Yep.
Erm, I think the rest of us are Colombian.
And do you all live in the UK now. Yeah.
So you met because you love this kind of dance? ALL: Yeah.
And whose idea was it to put it together as a group?
Our director.
OK. And obviously you get to perform in front of the royal family.
And there's obviously the money. How do you split the cash?
We will spend it on a studio for erm... Our school.
Right now, we're rehearsing at the back of a restaurant.
Oh. So we're just trying to get a bigger space,
to get more people. Well, that's a good incentive.
Best of luck, guys. ALL: Thank you.
(CHEERING)
Oh, my God, I love this style of dancing so much.
(MUSIC)
# Cuba
# Quiero bailar la salsa
(CHEERING)
Ha-ha-ha.
# Cuba
So fast!
# Cuba
# Quiero bailar la salsa
(CHEERING)
# Cuba
# Quiero bailar la salsa
(CHEERING)
# Cuba
# Quiero bailar la salsa
(CHEERING)
# Salsa
# Cuba
# Quiero bailar la salsa
Ha-ha-ha-ha!
# Cuba
# Quiero bailar la salsa
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Oh, wow. Woo!
Al the judges are up.
Oh, my goodness. That was... extraordinary.
(CHEERING)
Each and every one of you committed to that choreography
with such heart and passion.
It was bursting out of your souls. It was gorgeous.
You have unbelievable showmanship.
I think this is exactly what this show needs.
It makes you feel good.
OK. Let's do the important part. David.
I'm saying yes!
It's a yes from me.
Cali Swing, you've got four yeses. Congratulations.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
The director!
(CHEERING)
Oh, my God! Did you see their little feet?
I know. It's incredible. I couldn't believe it.
(MUSIC)
I like your earrings.
Or earring, rather. Where's the other one?
I like to just wear one. It's at the hotel.
It's all yours. Let's go.
(CHEERING)
Hello. What's your name?
"Hello. My name is Lee.
And, for obvious reasons, I'm also known as 'The Lost Voice Guy'."
OK. And how long have you lost your voice?
"I just knew you were going to ask something
that I had thought about beforehand.
So, please excuse the awkward silence,
while I type out my answer...
I've been speechless for 37 years."
Wow. Tell me why you've entered the show this year.
"I think I entered Britain's Got Talent
for the same reason everyone does...
..to meet Ant & Dec..."
Yeah!
Really?
This was all going so well, up until that point.
The stage, Lee, is yours.
"Hello, Ladies and gentlemen.
As you may be able to tell, I'm a struggling stand-up comedian,
who also struggles to stand up!
To be honest, I'm not sure how good I am.
I'll leave that for you to decide.
But, just so you know, if you don't laugh at the disabled guy,
you're going to hell!"
(LAUGHTER)
"When I realised I'd never be able to talk again, I was speechless!"
(LAUGHTER)
"I have lived in Newcastle all my life..."
Yes! "But for some reason, I still haven't picked up the accent!"
(LAUGHTER)
"I can see that some of you
are trying to figure out where you know me from.
Maybe it would help if I started saying phrases such as,
'The next train to arrive on platform four
is the 12:52 service to London King's Cross'.
And...from my time at the Post Office.
'Please go to cashier number eight'."
(LAUGHTER)
"I got the train here today.
I always like to sit in those seats for disabled people.
I was abut halfway here, when another disabled person got on
and asked me to move.
I didn't realise I'd be playing disabled 'Top Trumps' when I got on,
or I would have dressed more special!
Needless to say, I didn't give up my seat.
Who cares if he was both blind and deaf?
I was there first!
It was very awkward. He couldn't see that I was still there.
And I couldn't tell him I wasn't moving because I can't speak!"
(LAUGHTER)
Oh, my God!
"Before I leave you, I have one more thing to say...
I hate that we have so many politically correct words
to describe disabled people now.
It's all 'special needs', 'special schools', 'special Olympics'.
I don't know what is so special about me.
That is why it always alarms me
when I hear about 'special forces' going to war."
(LAUGHTER)
"You've been a fantastic audience. Goodbye."
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
That was bloody brilliant!
(CHEERING)
Good lad.
You are brilliant. David.
Well, Lee, that was hilarious from start to finish.
Everyone one of those jokes was an absolute zinger.
I think it's one of the best stand-up comedy routines
I've ever seen, let alone on this show.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I mean, Amanda and I were saying, you had us just from your t-shirt.
It was brilliantly funny, very clever.
And I can't wait to hear more. Well done.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I think you're an absolute genius, cos comedy is supposed to be edgy,
it's supposed to push the boundaries.
It's supposed to make us laugh and feel uncomfortable.
And you did all those things brilliantly.
(CHEERING)
What I love about the show is when you get surprised.
You are really, really, really funny. We need people like you on the show.
The world needs people like you. You've got such an amazing outlook.
You know what, through the show, outside the show,
I wanna work with you. I really like you.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
David.
I am, of course, gonna say yes!
I'm saying yes.
It's a yes from me.
Guess what?
You got four yeses!
# I know with you
# Tonight could be amazing
# Be amazing
# I'm scared to death
# Still I stood here waiting
Doing it for the Geordies! I love it.
Come on. Come over here. Oh, brilliant, man!
That was wonderful. What a cool guy.
People come from all over the world to enter this show.
I live in Italy.
It took me two days to get here from Arizona.
Where have you come from today?
# Hallelujah
Here we go.
Good luck, man. Let's do it. All the way from Hungary.
# Ba-a-a-a-aby
Hello. Nice meeting you.
What's your name, sir? My name is Andras Lovas.
Ooh. Where are you from, Andras Lovas?
I'm from Hungary.
OK. Are you married? Do you have a partner?
No, but I have two grown daughters.
Ahh. Who lives in London.
What are you gonna do? I'm going to sing heart singing.
It's my special invention.
Which is coming from my heart only. Go for it. Go for it.
Thank you.
Ommmmm.
Mmmm-mmm-mmm.
I'll clean your shakra. Clean it, clean it.
It's filthy!
Mmm-mmm-mmm.
(BUZZER)
Well, let's give it a chance.
Do you do reflexology as well? No. Going nowhere near your trotters!
No, no. You stay away.
Nnn-nnn-ooo-ooh.
Stay away. Stay away, I wanna listen...
(BUZZER)
Thank you very much. I don't know why you said thank you.
All the way from Hungary for that.
It sounded like when my granddad had one of those electric shavers.
(LAUGHTER) Thank you.
You know, If I was having a massage, this would work.
Thank you very much for your honesty.
Good luck on Hungary's Got Talent, but, for today, it's a no.
Thank you.
Thank you, Andras. Very nice to meet you.
I'll... Thanks, Andras.
Thank you.
He was rubbish. Like shocking.
Well, that was odd. What's amazing is
that everyone's flying in to do this show.
What is - Is that a Jacuzzi? What is it?
Are you ready? I'm ready.
It's all yours.
(APPLAUSE)
Hello. Hello.
Hello, we are Giang Brothers.
We are from Vietnam. OK.
So you're real brothers. Yeah, we are really brothers.
Is there...a Vietnam's Got Talent?
Yes, we have Vietnam's Got Talent.
And have you been on that?
No, because this is the biggest show in the world.
And we would like to perform for royal family.
Well, look...
Take the stage. Thank you very much.
Thank you.
That's your cue to leave.
Oh! Oh! Hello.
That's making it easier.
(MUSIC)
(CHEERING)
(APPLAUSE)
(CHEERING)
Woo!
(CHEERING)
Oh, my God!
Whoa!
(CHEERING)
Oh, no. Not backwards. Oh, no.
(CHEERING)
Come on, come on, come on!
Oh!
Come on!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Woo!
Amazing.
Honestly, this is the show that just keeps on giving.
Like, it is just getting better and better.
That was one of the most exciting auditions I've ever watched.
Thank you. Vietnam!
(CHEERING)
It was utterly incredible and my heart was in my mouth
for all of it. I don't know where you find the strength from.
We have to practice every day until six hour a day.
(APPLAUSE)
What age did you start doing this kind of thing?
About ten years.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I'm sure I speak for the audience too.
For coming all this way...
..and sharing your incredible talent with us today.
This, for me, was like watching the Olympics.
Not a talent show, the Olympics.
Hard work and talent pays off. That's what it's all about.
I'm gonna remember this audition for the rest of my life.
(CHEERING)
It was honestly amazing. Thank you.
Thank you.
Let's take a vote. Oh, of course a yes.
It's a yes from me.
I'm saying yes.
You have...four big, fat yeses, guys!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Woo-woo-woo!
"Set for the next act." Copy that.
We're doing this for us and doing it for Holly
and we're doing it for everybody. We'll make Manchester proud.
Here we go.
Go out there and give it your all. Good luck. Have fun.
# I'm ready for this
# There's no denying
# I'm ready for this
# So, darling, just hold my hand
Hello. Hello, girls. Who are you?
We are Rise. OK, and tell me a little bit about the group.
Who's put this together?
I'm the choreographer. My name's Thea. Hello.
We've been together about five or six years,
but we've only recently brought this piece together.
And the reason we brought this piece together,
is Holly was in the Manchester attack last year.
Erm, it's been...just a ridiculous journey for everybody.
But Holly herself has been amazing, hasn't she, girls?
(CHEERING)
I'd bought Holly tickets for her birthday, as a surprise.
We hadn't seen Arianna Grande before and she were really good.
Me, Holly, Holly's aunt Kelly were going.
It were just an amazing, happy day.
That just ended so badly.
We'd just got up to leave and as we got into the foyer,
that's when the bomb went off.
We are continuing to cover the suicide bombing in Manchester,
which has injured more than 50.
It took 23 hours for us to find out that Holly's auntie had died.
She died at the scene in the Arena.
Sorry...
# Just a little bit of your heart is all I want
Holly broke her right knee.
Erm, on her left leg, she broke her foot,
a leg and she's got nerve damage.
She can't walk on her left leg with wearing a splint.
She's had 11 operations so far and she's got more to come.
And she fights every single day.
And she just takes my breath away.
Every time.
Me and Madison are cousins
and we've been dancing together since we were little.
She just loves to dance. It's everything to her.
A couple of days after it happened,
I was saying, "When can I go back to dancing?"
I were saying it to my doctors
and they didn't know if I could or like when.
They've been part of this crew for a couple of years.
They dance really well together, but they are friends as well.
Which I think is a great thing.
I was saying, "Let's get her back dancing.
We don't know how we're gonna do it, but we'll do it."
To bring her back into dancing at the level she can do it in,
and just to see the smile on her face when she comes home,
it...it means so much to us.
# ..a little bit of your heart
She's an inspiration to me and to everyone that comes across her.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(APPLAUSE)
And, Holly, how does it feel to be back as part of the team dancing?
It feels amazing. Like, everybody has been absolutely supportive
and I couldn't have asked for anything better.
Brilliant.
And...
How does it feel to be back in Manchester?
Erm, it's always difficult coming back to Manchester,
but this is like the first place I've been what's like,
not like an arena, but it is a bit.
And...
So it's a big moment.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
OK, girls. Absolutely every single person in this room
is right behind you and we wish you the best of luck.
Thank you.
(CHEERING)
Go on, girls. Come on.
MUSIC: # One Last Time
Oh, God!
# I was a liar, I gave into the fire
# I know I should have fought it
# At least I'm being honest
# Feel like a failure Cos I know that I failed you
# I should have done you better
# Cos you don't want a liar
# And I know, and I know and I know She gives you everything
# But boy I couldn't give it to you
# And I know, and I know and I know That you got everything
# But I got nothing here without you
# Yeah, yeah, yeah
# Attention
(CHEERING)
# Ladies all across the world
# Listen up we're looking for recruits
# If you with me, lemme see your hands stand up and salute
# Get your killer heels, sneakers, pumps or lace up your boots
# Representing all the women, salute, salute
# Attention, salute
# Representing all the women, salute, salute
Ladies, the time has come...
# Attention, salute
..the war has begun...
Let us stand together.
And remember...
..men fight great.
But women are greater fighters.
# Representing all the women, salute, salute #
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Oh, God. It gets you doesn't it?
I know!
# Maybe there's a reason
# To believe you'll be OK
# Because when you don't feel strong enough to stand
# You can reach, reach out your hand
Alesha.
Erm...
You are all remarkable women, all of you.
Yep. And that was probably one of my favourite moments ever on this show.
Ever!
I think the whole of Manchester is proud of you.
The whole of the UK will be too.
Well done, girls!
David. Yeah, it was so beautiful and moving.
It almost didn't seem real.
And this whole performance is a testament to your talent
and also it's a testament to your incredible friendship.
That you've put this together to honour your friend.
I mean, it's the most moving performance I've ever seen.
Girls...it's so important not to be defined by a tragedy.
To be shaped by it, but never defined by it.
Congratulations. It was an amazing audition.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Simon.
Er, you know what, Holly...
It is... Wow, this is difficult.
You know, I'm trying to put...
To get through what you went through...and come out here
and turn a negative into a positive, is actually quite unbelievable.
Really.
Because, you know... what these people did...
cos they're coward and the fact that you can come on stage,
do what you did and make such a positive statement,
and with you friends, I'm very proud of you.
In fact, I salute you.
(CHEERING)
But we've still got to vote. David.
I'm gonna say yes!
(CHEERING)
It's a yes from me, girls.
It's a yes from me.
(CHEERING)
I've worked out, we've probably got about 3,400 yeses right now.
(MUSIC)
I don't think anybody's ever got two standing ovations on this show.
Come on.
That was amazing.
Come on, you lot.
Stop it, you're gonna start us all off here.
Come on.
Makes you think, right? What a special girl.
Who wants a tissue? Anyone for tissues?
Anyone want tissues? Take it, take it, take it.
Share them out. Listen, well done.
Everybody's crying! Oh man. Stop it!
We all wanted to say -
All us judges wanted to say hello to you in person.
Well done.
They never do this. They never come backstage.
I know. We've come especially to see you.
It was brave, it was emotional. How good was this?
Where's the choreographer? Thea, she's there.
That was quite incredible. Thank you.
Good for you. Thank you.
Holly, you're a winner.
Well done.
(SCREAMING)
Britain's Got Talent is just the most amazing place to be.
You are genius.
I really don't wanna hear you sing ever again.
Ha-ha.
12 years, it has come down to this.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Why do you have to lower the tone?
Because that's my job.
Why is this my favourite act of the day?
Never seen anything like it. That was brilliant.
Yes!
Here we go.
Switch over now to ITV2 for Britain's Got More Talent.
Magic. Hit it.
You'll never win these!
He's had one. Angry Ant!
It's only Paul Potts.
This actually is happening.
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