Hundreds of Britain's Got Talent viewers have already taken to Ofcom to complain after the series returned for its 16th outing - bringing with it more outlandish acts than ever.
The ITV show made a comeback last weekend with Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and new judge Bruno Tonioli passing their verdict on a series of hopeful new contestants taking to the stage to show off their talents as Ant and Dec returned to their hosting duties. But a couple of the more unusual acts sparked a backlash with some fans - including a particularly daring audition which saw a man set himself on fire.
Thomas Vu shocked the judges as he attempted to solve a Rubik's Cube - but took the challenge to extremes by making his body go up in flames while doing so. The contestant was a professional stuntman and was covered in a fire-retardant gel - but the audition was nonetheless slammed by some BGT viewers as "unacceptable and dangerous", The Mirror reports.