BRITAIN’S Got Talent returned in August with contestants from around the world going head-to-head to be crowned the ultimate champion.
We take you through the weird and wonderful line-up from episode four of the new show on who has gone through to the big final and who didn’t make it.
Who was eliminated and who got put through to the final on BGT: The Champions episode four?
Stavros Flatley – Golden Buzzer winner
The lovable duo – Demi Demetriou and son Lagi – won the nation’s hearts with their comical Greek version of Michael Flatley’s Lord Of The Dance in Britain’s Got Talent 2009.
Their unique dancing saw them make it all the way to the final and prompted Simon Cowell to comment: “Can I just say, this is one of my favourite ever dance acts.”
On Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions Simon pressed the Golden Buzzer for the dance duo, automatically sending them through to the grand final.
After Alesha said: “I’d love them to win the whole thing.”
Preacher Lawson – Week 4 winner
Preacher is a US comedian who is known for being a finalist on the 12th season of America’s Got Talent.
He returned for America’s Got Talent: The Champions, where he finished in 5th place overall.
But on Britain’s Got Talent: The Champion he sailed through to the final, beating off competitors Billy and Emily England and Colin Thackery.
Of his win Preacher said: “Thank you so much to the judges and all the kind words.
“When I said I was homeless three years ago I was not joking, I can’t believe the position I’m in.”
George Sampson – Eliminated
George is a street dancer who found fame and success after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2008.
When he performed on the Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions stage he revisited some of his most iconic dances.
But that was not enough to get him through to the final, as he lost out to Stavros Flatley and Preacher Lawson.
Colin Thackeray– Eliminated
Colin, 89, is the current reigning champ of Britain’s Got talent, as he won the show in June 2019.
War veteran Colin sang Wind Beneath My Wings, made famous by Bette Midler in Beaches.
However, when it came to Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions he failed to make it to the final.
Issy Simpson – Eliminated
Issy was the runner-up in 2017 and came second to pianist Tokio Myers, while comedian Daliso Chaponda placed third.
Despite not winning the show, she has gone on to have huge success and is making a career out of performing magic tricks.
She impressed judges with her card trick on week four of Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions.
However, the stunt failed to earn her a place in the grand finale.
Billy & Emily England – Eliminated
Billy and Emily England are a roller-skating duo, who took part in Series 9 of Britain’s Got Talent.
In their audition, they performed to Live and Let Die and wowed the judges with their impressive stunts.
Although they placed top three in Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions they did not make it through to the final.
Tape Face – Eliminated
Tape Face is a New Zealand non-speaking comedian, who became an overnight hit when he appeared on America’s Got Talent.
He was a finalist on Season 11 of the show and is said to be worth a whopping $11,000.
But his act did not win over Super Fans at Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions.
Bonnie Anderson – Eliminated
Bonnie is a singer who was the first winner of reality TV show Australia’s Got Talent in 2007 at the age of 12.
In 2013 she released her debut single Raise the Bar and in 2018 Bonnie joined the cast of Neighbours, playing Bea Nilsson.
Although she delivered a knockout performance during week four of Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions it was not effort to earn her a place in the final.
Mirror Family – Eliminated
Mirror and light dance act featuring mirror-clad dancers who first appeared on the first ever Czech Republic/Slovakia’s Got Talent.
The group formed in 2012 after being inspired by Leonardo de Vinci’s fascination with mirrors and his attempt to create the first mirror man.
Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions judge David Walliams was impressed with their performance but they did not make it through to the final.
BGT: The Champions
How can I watch Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions?
The Britain’s Got Talent spin-off show continues NEXT SATURDAY (September 28, 2019).
The show is likely to end on October 5, 2019.
We know that the final was taped at Wembley Arena at the end of July.