YES I THINK SO SIMON AND THE REST OF THE JUDGES LET G SAMSON WIN AS THEY FELT SORRY FOR HIM IF HRH THE PRINCE OF WALES WANTED TO SEE DANCERS HE WOULD OF GONE TO THE CIRCUS TO LOOK AT MONKEYS.

I don't think the result was shocking at all. I think it is obvious that going purely from talent and nothing else, the favourites should have been Faryl and Escala, and possibly Andrew. And yes, the show is called Britain's Got Talent. But in reality that just isn't how it works. It is about talent AND how well the entrant engages with the ...

I didn't believe the semi-finals were fixed until last night. Each and every night either my favourite or second favourite went through, and there is logic to why the last act went last - they were the best, and ratings and profits are all that matter. The only night I was disappointed was when Simon Cowell put the Cheeky Monkeys through over ...

Tonight... yes, I think so. They were simply the best act. The competition as a whole... no, not so much. Escala appear to be professional musicians who have released music and worked commercially. While they are admittedly incredibly talented - and gorgeous - and would be a wonderful act to represent the UK, BGT is supposed to be for amateur ...

I did like them best from the semifinal tonight...  And I was pretty impressed with their audition, too.  I'm not living in the UK, so I've been following the show on YouTube and, as catty2k1 pointed out, I too found a link to one very professional video from Scala (where they're playing the same piece as in the audition).  It did ...

They are a unique act in this competition.  I agree they are a little overrated, I guess it is the element of surprise.  We don't get a lot of that on TV and not everyone knows about Bond (I didn't either, I'm not really into classical music, just ocassional concerts).  They're definitely entertaining.