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Best Year for Talent


View Poll Results: What was the best year for talent?
2007 (Paul Potts, Connie Talbot) 0 0%
2008 (George Sampson, Signature) 1 4.76%
2009 (Diversity, Susan Boyle) 12 57.14%
2010 (Spelbound, Twist and Pulse) 2 9.52%
2011 (Jai McDowall, Ronan Parke) 0 0%
2012 (Ashley and Pudsey, Jonathan and Charlotte) 2 9.52%
2013 (Attraction, Jack Carroll) 1 4.76%
2014 (Collabro, Richard and Adam) 1 4.76%
2015 (Jules and Matisse, Jamie Raven) 2 9.52%
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Old 01-06-2015, 13:00
MrJames
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Which do you think had the most talent... particularly in the final stages.
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Old 01-06-2015, 15:02
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2008 for me.

A lot of variety that year, but I felt also that had the strongest final lineup where one of five equally very talented acts in their own field could have won: Escala, Andrew Johnston, Faryl Smith, Signature and George Sampson. But there were also a lot of good acts in the auditions who didn't make it through because of the tough competition in general.

2009 comes close as well though. I would say those two consecutive years were without doubt the golden age of Britain's Got Talent.
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Old 01-06-2015, 15:05
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Depends what you mean. If the entire show, then probably either 2009 or 2013. In terms of the final, 2015.
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Old 01-06-2015, 15:19
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Richard & Adam were 2013
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Old 01-06-2015, 15:22
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2008 for me.

A lot of variety that year, but I felt also that had the strongest final lineup where one of five equally very talented acts in their own field could have won: Escala, Andrew Johnston, Faryl Smith, Signature and George Sampson. But there were also a lot of good acts in the auditions who didn't make it through because of the tough competition in general.

2009 comes close as well though. I would say those two consecutive years were without doubt the golden age of Britain's Got Talent.
Agree with this. 2008 & 2009 were very strong years. The show's been on a downward spiral ever since but 2015 was one of the better finals.
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