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Have I misheard or misunderstood?
shandygirl1211
26-05-2016
I was sure that the wildcard places, both judge and public, can only come from the acts that came 'third' as in the acts that came second or third and were not picked by the judges.

Last night David made some comment about his golden buzzer act still having a chance through the wild card, and then Simon said the same about the polar bears?
Also I have seen people on here allude to acts that came 4-9 of a given night, being a possible wild card?

what am I missing?
davads
26-05-2016
No, I'm pretty sure it's just the third placed act on each night that's eligible. People just getting confused (or wishful thinking )
lea27
26-05-2016
Stephen mentioned the possibility of the dinosaur act winning the wildcard?
lea27
26-05-2016
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.rad...oid-orange-gb#

Two wildcards?
davads
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by lea27:
“Stephen mentioned the possibility of the dinosaur act winning the wildcard?”

Probably a joke. Maybe he was going to trample the judges
davads
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by lea27:
“https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.rad...oid-orange-gb#

Two wildcards?”

That still seems to be from the third-placed acts, though.
worldfree
26-05-2016
the public wildcard is from third place acts, the judges one,well they didn't say anything so could be anyone
goonernatalie
26-05-2016
Thet defeats the voting it shold be all public votes from acts that lost out from judges votes when they choose whom to go through to final and the otherone from voters
goonernatalie
26-05-2016
I guessif they put through abad act more chance for one they wish to win
spaceman05
26-05-2016
There are 2 wild cards, one is the public wildcard which is done after tonight's last semi final and is basically the public get to vote from the 5 3rd place acts, and the other wildcard is the judges which I guess is they get to pick any act that did not get through the semi final stage
SegaGamer
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by spaceman05:
“There are 2 wild cards, one is the public wildcard which is done after tonight's last semi final and is basically the public get to vote from the 5 3rd place acts, and the other wildcard is the judges which I guess is they get to pick any act that did not get through the semi final stage”

To be honest, i think that's pretty pointless. If the viewers don't vote you for the wildcard, what chance do you have of winning if you are relying on the judges to put you through ?
valkay
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by goonernatalie:
“I guessif they put through abad act more chance for one they wish to win”

At last the message is getting through.
soapfan_1973
26-05-2016
There have to be two wildcards otherwise you would only have 11 acts in the final
rattie
26-05-2016
Quote:
“Out of the 45 acts, you the viewer will be able to pick a Wild Card from the five people who come 3rd in each of the Semi-Finals.
The Judges will then also pick their own Wild Card from the remaining Semi-Finalists, meaning two extra acts will feature in next Saturday's Grand Final (May 28)!

The vote will open after Thursday's show (May 26)... who will YOU pick as your Wild Card? We can't wait to find out...”

http://www.itv.com/britainsgottalent...-have-your-say

So the five third placed acts battle it out for one wildcard place and then the judges choose another wildcard from all the remaining acts who were placed 4-9 in the semi finals.

That's how it reads to me.
lovecat86
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by rattie:
“http://www.itv.com/britainsgottalent...-have-your-say

So the five third placed acts battle it out for one wildcard place and then the judges choose another wildcard from all the remaining acts who were placed 4-9 in the semi finals.

That's how it reads to me.”

If they placed 4-9 in semi-finals, what's the point?
rattie
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by lovecat86:
“If they placed 4-9 in semi-finals, what's the point?”

You'll have to ask the producers that. That is what's on the show's website.
lovecat86
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by rattie:
“You'll have to ask the producers that. That is what's on the show's website.”

Oh, I wasn't trying to shoot the messenger. Just perplexed by that.
rattie
26-05-2016
Originally Posted by lovecat86:
“Oh, I wasn't trying to shoot the messenger. Just perplexed by that.”

That's ok, perhaps it's a bit of a safety net for the show. By that I mean there can some times be some odd results when the public vote and it gives the show(judges) an opportunity to pick back up an act who they feel was deserving of a finals place.

Just guessing really
gcmac
26-05-2016
If the judges are choosing after the show tonight (I'm sure that's what Ant and Dec said at the start of tonight's show) then surely they can only choose from the 4th-9th placed acts since they don't know the result of the public wildcard vote yet.
JohnStannard
27-05-2016
how many wildcard acts are they having this year?
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