britain's got talent champions deadly games

Although the show had reportedly wanted a wildcard act the act that the judges wanted to provide it to, was to perform a routine that was 'Too Dangerous' for the show, thus seeing the judges revoke the wildcard off of the act and remove the wildcard from The Champions altogether, this also meant that the public never did find out who's act was reported to be too dangerous however though, as nothing was stated of the matter during the broadcast of the show. The show was the first British Got Talent show to lack a wildcard act since Series 5. The show also lacks its own version of More Talent. The final consists of ten acts as two progress through each show. They then inform the winner that they won the vote, thus signalling to the other act that they came second within said vote. Before the winner of the vote is announced Ant & Dec announce who came third in said vote. Two acts a week reach the final with the latter being chosen by winning a live studio audience super fan vote.

A Golden Buzzer act advances through to the final immediately in this edition of the show.

The show differs to the main show in many ways with these being the fact that a Golden Buzzer is given to a select judge or Ant & Dec weekly, so therefore can only be pressed once a week.

Each act from a different country represents the country that they hail from. The champions edition of the show begins at what would usually be the Semi-Finals stage. The show sees Britain's Got Talent winners and notable contestants face off against acts worldwide. Whereas Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and David Walliams all returned to the judging panel. Ant & Dec returned to host the spin-off show. The show was filmed at Wembley Arena over six weeks. The first episode was televised on August 31st 2019. The first series of Britain's Got Talent: The Champions was filmed in 2019. Britain's Got Talent The Champions Trophy

Britain's got talent champions deadly games