Which do you think had the most talent... particularly in the final stages.
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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Best Year for Talent
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.
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.
Depends what you mean. If the entire show, then probably either 2009 or 2013. In terms of the final, 2015.
Originally Posted by Turbulence:
“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.”
“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.
