Britain’s Got Talent ended on a huge cliffhanger on Saturday, when Simon Cowell dramatically disappeared from the stage at the hands of three returning magicians.
Fans of the ITV reality talent show were left stunned when the ‘absolutely incredible’ Magicians Assemble turned up to make the 64-year-old head judge disappear.
The magical group is made up of three former BGT contestants: Ben Hart, Colin Cloud and Elizabeth The Haunting.
Magicians Assemble told the audience that they came from the future and eerily finished each other’s sentences.
The trio then told the judges and audience that they “found a diary” that will allow them to enter “someone’s memory.”
Britain’s Got Talent ended on a huge cliffhanger on Saturday, when Simon Cowell dramatically disappeared from the stage at the hands of three returning magicians.
Fans of the ITV reality talent show were left stunned when the ‘absolutely incredible’ Magicians Assemble turned up to make the 64-year-old head judge disappear.
Magicians Assemble told the audience they came from the future and spookily finished each other’s sentences and did simple tricks before blindfolding Simon on stage.
They performed tricks like turning liquid into sand before falling, but saved the most dramatic trick for last.
Judges were then asked to choose cards, select a page from a book, and roll dice to find a series of numbers.
Aidan shaved Ben’s hair and the number revealed on his scalp was the same one the judges had chosen earlier.
Colin then invited Simon up on stage and assured him he was “completely safe” while blindfolding him.
Suddenly, Ben threw an hourglass on the ground and broke it. The lights turned on and Simon disappeared, and there was confetti in the place where he once stood.
Amanda Holden asked: ‘Where is Simon?’ and the question was terrifyingly repeated by Simon’s voice in a preview of Sunday’s episode.
X fans, formerly Twitter, also demanded to know Simon’s whereabouts and praised the magicians for their audition.
They wrote: ‘Simon Cowell disappears in a magic trick! Where is the?!?! #BritainsGotTalent #bgt’;
‘Wait what… It just finished!! Where is Simon? The wizards managed to get through!! WTF #BritainsGotTalent’;
Suddenly, Ben threw an hourglass on the ground and broke it. The lights flashed and Simon was gone, and there was confetti in the place where he once stood.
The lights came on and Simon disappeared, and there was confetti where he once stood. Amanda, frightened, asked, “Where is Simon?”
X fans, formerly Twitter, also demanded to know Simon’s whereabouts and praised the performance.
‘Wow Magicians They put together great acts on their own, absolutely incredible, together they must pass #BritainsGotTalent’;
‘The magicians in the end were great. I remember when each of them performed #BGT’;
‘Wow this act blew me away love #BenHart brilliant act where did @SimonCowell go?’ #BGT @BGT’;
‘No, but where has Simon gone? Can I be the next judge? #Britain’s Got Talent’; ‘
BGT bosses have also revealed that the show will feature an incredible line-up of guest artists taking to the stage during the live semi-finals and grand final starting on Monday.
On Monday, the West End cast of Disney’s award-winning musical The Lion King will take to the Eventim Apollo stage to kick off the live semi-finals.
Then get ready to let it go with Disney’s Frozen, the hit West End musical, as the cast, led by Samantha Barks and Laura Dawkes, put on a spectacular performance on Tuesday night.
On Wednesday, multi-platinum and BRIT-nominated singer-songwriter Calum Scott will premiere an exclusive UK performance of his latest single Then There Was You from The Garfield Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).
In a UK TV exclusive, the cast of global sensation & JULIET’s first UK and Ireland tour will perform Max Martin and Katy Perry’s iconic pop anthem Roar on Thursday night.
It comes after BGT bosses revealed there will be a host of guest artists taking to the stage in the coming days (pictured Calum Scot, who will perform in Wednesday’s semi-final).
BGT’s own Alesha Dixon will also be among those performing when the series comes to an end in the coming days.
On Friday, Britain’s Got Talent’s own Alesha Dixon will take to the stage for a very special performance.
Since bursting onto the music scene in the early 2000s with groundbreaking girl group Mis-Teeq, Alesha has released a string of hits including Breathe Slow and The Boy Does Nothing.
Celebrating 25 years in London, the West End cast of the musical MAMMA MIA! will close this year’s series of Britain’s Got Talent in style on Sunday in the grand final.
The West End cast is led by Mazz Murray, Kate Graham, Nicola Dawn-Brook and MAMMA MIA! I Have a Dream winners Stevie Doc and Tobias Turley.
In each live semi-final, the most popular act, voted by the audience, will go directly to the final, and the second act will be chosen by the judges from the second and third most popular audience vote.
Each act will give the performance of their lives in a bid to win the £250,000 prize money and a place at the Royal Variety Show.
The live semi-finals of Britain’s Got Talent begin on Monday 27 May at 8pm on ITV1 and ITVX. The grand final will take place on Sunday, June 2 at 7:30 p.m.
