What's been YOUR favourite moment from the series so far?

What's Been YOUR Favourite Moment from the Series So Far?

Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) has long become a television icon in the UK — a stage where unique talents and moving life stories shine brightly. With each passing season, the show leaves viewers with unforgettable moments — from jaw-dropping performances and hilarious judge reactions to emotional silences that sweep across the auditorium. So, what has been your favourite moment from the series so far? Let’s take a look back at some standout highlights and invite you to share your own!

1. Susan Boyle and “I Dreamed a Dream” (2009)

There’s no denying that Susan Boyle created one of the most iconic moments in BGT history. When she first walked onto the stage with a modest, unassuming presence, few expected what came next — a powerful rendition of “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Misérables that left both judges and audience speechless. Initial skepticism quickly turned into awe as her extraordinary voice captivated the nation. This wasn’t just a stunning performance — it was a reminder that talent defies appearances. Would you agree this remains one of the most unforgettable moments in the show's history?

2. Attraction and Their Shadow Dance (2013)

The Hungarian shadow theatre group Attraction brought something entirely fresh to the BGT stage with their poetic, emotionally charged shadow dance performances. Using only light and the silhouettes of their bodies, they told stories of love, loss, and hope in ways that moved millions. Their act was more than visually stunning — it touched the hearts of viewers and left many in tears. A true testament to how art comes in all forms, and Attraction delivered it flawlessly.

3. Calum Scott and His Cover of “Dancing on My Own” (2015)

Calum Scott's life changed overnight thanks to his breathtaking performance of Robyn’s “Dancing on My Own.” His raw emotion and heartfelt delivery earned a standing ovation and a Golden Buzzer from Simon Cowell himself — a defining moment of the season. From an ordinary office worker to a globally recognized artist, Calum’s journey is one of BGT’s most inspiring. To this day, his cover is remembered as one of the most powerful performances the show has ever seen.

4. Lost Voice Guy’s Unique Comedy (2018)

Lee Ridley — better known as Lost Voice Guy — made history as a comedian with cerebral palsy who uses a speech aid to communicate. But he turned his disability into his greatest strength, delivering clever, laugh-out-loud stand-up that charmed both the audience and the judges. Beyond the laughs, he was a symbol of resilience and determination. His victory in the 2018 season proved that talent knows no boundaries and that comedy can be both smart and inspiring.

5. Jon Courtenay’s Musical Comedy (2020)

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jon Courtenay brought light and laughter to a difficult year. Combining piano skills with witty songwriting, his performances offered both heart and humor. His original songs about everyday life left everyone smiling, and his warmth felt like a breath of fresh air during uncertain times. His win was a well-deserved tribute to creativity and joy in a season like no other.

Final Thoughts

Britain’s Got Talent is a journey full of surprises, where every season leaves its own mark on the hearts of fans. From the soul-stirring voices of Susan Boyle and Calum Scott, to the creative brilliance of Attraction, and the humor and heart of Lost Voice Guy and Jon Courtenay — the show never fails to deliver.

So now, we turn the question over to you: what’s YOUR favourite moment?
Share your thoughts in the comments below and let’s revisit some of the most memorable highlights from the show that has launched countless stars into the spotlight.