The latest series of Britain’s Got Talent kicks off on ITV tonight.
And a new set of hopefuls are looking to impress BGT judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.
And it looks like David, 48, is up to his old tricks again.
The comedian will be seen roasting hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly tonight as he makes a jibe about their height during a dancing dog act.
As Russian dancer Diana Vedyashinka performs with her five pet Dachshunds, David is seen quipping Ant and Dec could take a ride home on the tiny pups’ backs.
David Walliams takes a swipe at Ant & Dec during dancing a dog act tonight (Image: ITV)
Luckily, the new series was filmed earlier this year before the coronavirus lockdown.
However, it is thought that the live semi-finals and final may be disrupted.
Tonight’s show will be kicked off by St Anne’s Gospel Choir from the London auditions.
The group, made up of 81 girls aged 11-35, belt out their version of Emeli Sandé’s Shine.
They are followed by hip hop dance group Nu Crew from Glasgow, aged five to 10.
The crew perform to a remixed song full of commercial music and nursery rhymes.
Russian dancer Diana Vedyashinka performs with her five pet Dachshunds (Image: ITV)
Simon, 60, and his son Eric, six, are involved in the next audition as magic act James and Dylan Piper perform a card and mind trick.
While dancer Yakub, 10, from Stratford-upon-Avon, auditions with a routine from the The Lion King.
Belgium’s Papi Flex, 26, also leaves the judging panel screeching in horror over his flexible moves.
Meanwhile, novelty act as Steve Royle, 51, from Manchester attempts to impress the judges with his ping pong and juggling act.
The last audition of Saturday’s show is wannabe super villain, Mr Cuddles. He has a ‘time machine’ to help him transform into one of the judges.
David makes a jibe about Ant and Dec’s height during the act (Image: ITV)
As well as the main show, BGT bosses have launched a brand new spin off show – Britain’s Got Talent: Unseen.
This will air solely on the ITV Hub this spring – the first show of its kind to be made exclusively for the Hub.
There will be eight mini-episodes – which will appear on the ITV Hub straight after transmission of the main show on ITV.
It will feature unseen auditions and moments by highlighting ‘some of the nation’s most wonderful and eclectic talent’.
The news comes after original spin-off, Britain’s Got More Talent, was axed last month was axed after 13 years.
Britain’s Got Talent airs tonight on ITV at 8pm and Britain’s Got Talent: Unseen will air straight after Britain’s Got Talent on the ITV Hub
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