Britain's Got Talent: The Champions

This special edition of Britain's Got Talent brings back memorable contestants from previous seasons, as well as winners from other 'Got Talent' franchises worldwide. Acts compete for a chance to be crowned 'The Champions' and earn a spot in 'America's Got Talent: The Champions'. The series features competitive performances, judge deliberations, and audience voting to determine the ultimate winner.

Britain's Got Talent: The Champions received a mixed reception. While the concept of bringing back fan favorites was generally welcomed, some critics and viewers found the format less compelling than the original series, with a perceived decline in the quality of acts compared to previous champions. The judging panel remained a consistent element, but the overall excitement generated was somewhat muted.

• Enjoyed seeing familiar faces and past winners return to the stage.

• Some felt the quality of talent did not live up to the 'Champions' title.

• The format was seen as a rehash by some, lacking the surprise element of the original show.

Google audience: Audience reception was divided, with many appreciating the nostalgic element of seeing past contestants compete. However, a significant portion of viewers expressed disappointment that the returning acts often failed to impress as much as they had in their original appearances, leading to a feeling that the show did not quite live up to its 'Champions' branding.

The series featured a unique golden buzzer system where each judge, along with hosts Ant & Dec, could only use their golden buzzer once, allowing them to send an act directly to the final.