Attraction were worthy winners for me.
Each time they performed, they did a different routine. I honestly thought they were outstanding, they will go on to great things. Who cares if they are not British?
Jack did make me laugh a few times during the semi's but sorry, last night didn't make me smile. Just didn't like the reference to horses, thought that was awful to be honest.
Then we have Asanda, the shock on her face when it was announced she wasn't in the final three said it all. Too over confident. She thought she was untouchable. That's why kids shouldn't be in BGT they can't take the rejection.
Richard and Adam were excellent but I honestly didn't think they would win.
I just couldn't stand Francine, I thought the idea of impressions was you sounded like the person, she can only speak in her own accent!
Simon's face was an absolute picture when the winner was announced, he clearly wanted young Jack to win.
I did think Steve would win for a time, he was really good. I wouldn't mind betting he has a big career ahead of him.
As for the girl who threw the eggs, I don't think it was very clever, she won't get much work now, don't think she realises how much influence Simon has over the entertainment business. Silly girl. She has let the rest of her group down too. I'm amazed ITV are not taking it further, she could have had more than eggs.

"An act that isn't even British won BGT!!!!"

An act that isn't even HUMAN has won it before. It has yet to be won by anyone remotely TALENTED.

That's unfair! Can you do any better because, if you can, then please audition for next year's episodes. We'll all be very interested to see just what you can do.

#voteukip

The rules of the competition, as they stand, lets them enter so, based on that, good luck to them.

The problem for many is that it's assumed that the 'talent' will be coming from Britain, as that's what the title of the show seems to imply.

I believe that this group have also appeared on the German and Hungarian versions of the show too. Nothing against that I guess, as the rules presumably allow it too. The same goes for some of the professional acts who appear on the show. I think a lot of people expect the acts to be amateur.

Depends where you draw the line and how much we all really care?

All in all, I didn't think any of the acts in the final were particularly good. Some were actually quite poor. Maybe the winners were the best of a bad bunch?

fantastic, totally deserved

Britain's Got Talent winner 2012: a dog
Britain's Got Talent winner 2013: Hungarians

Britain's got sod all talent.

At least it was a human act this year?

Actually the winning act last year was Ashleigh and Pudsey, not just Pudsey.
And I think it's fair to say that Ashleigh's human.

Britain has got lots it's just that, this year, the Hungarian group had that little bit more that got the public's attention. It was down to something being a little bit different and it got the reward that it justly deserved

Could not give a toss. For me it's an entertainment show and they entertained me. The title of the show is a joke anyway, we do not have any talent if the final is overloaded with crap singers anyway.

Here's an even better idea, get rid of the show completely!

They were good but realisticly they simply shoudn't have been on the show in the first place.

'Britains got no Talent' would be a better description of this show given the overall standard. Not surprised Cowell is happy to encourage overseas entries to combat the tedium.

Laughing my arse off at all you sad moaners.

The best act won. Woohoo!

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Looks like Digital Spy will need to change a few things on the forum too!

Wonder why they put that description of the show in the first place...

If Attraction hadn't been there the standard would have been abysmal.

An outrage, a disgrace. They don't even live in the country ffs. So why were they allowed to take part? At the very least if a Hungarian group has to win, make them at least live in the country. Suss how they were shit in Hungary and Germany yet excellent in Britain. Never watching a Cowell show again.

Britain's Got Talent was their second choice - they were on the German version Das Talent last year & didn't win.

The thing that I don't like is the fact that they could have been booked for the Royal Variety Performance without having to do it via BGT. As they appeared in the Oath Ceremony for the London Olympics they could have been booked on the back of that.

Wow just wow!!!!

they were allowed to enter so good luck to them, i thought they were good in the audition and semi final but didn't think that was a winning performance in the final, the show shouldn't be called Britain's Got Talent if they are going to allow anyone to enter, the show is a bit of a joke anyway, they allow the Republic of Ireland to vote in the show aswell and they aren't British

Britain's got bad weather today - oh that means its raining in Hungary

I am glad Attraction won, I'm not bothered they're not British.
I think we should feel privellaged that they wanted to showcase their talent in our country.

I am glad to be part of a country that will warmly welcome other nationalities and would actually vote for them to win. It says a lot about this country and our people.

Attraction clearly love Britain; I think their final act was a lovely mark of respect and a thank you for making them feel welcome.

As far as I am concerned they were the best act and they deserved to win, regardless of their nationality.

Though the programme is shown live on Irish TV (the only other country in the world to show the programme live) so that's the reason for that.

I didn't feel 'privellaged' at all and I thought their final performance was cringeingly awful.

I agree with every word you've said. Sour grapes on the part of others?