David Walliams snapped back at someone in the Britain's Got Talent audience after they demanded he hit the Golden Buzzer before an act had even started their audition.
After being missing from TV schedules for nearly two years, the popular ITV programme finally came back on Saturday night and former Little Britain star and acclaimed children's author David is once again on the panel, alongside Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon. Saturday's launch show featured a vast array of different acts aiming to impress the judges.
The Britain's Got Talent audition that got everyone after episode one of the new series talking came from Loren Allred, the 'voice' of Greatest Showman anthem Never Enough, who, despite heard in the film, is never seen on screen. Loren received Amanda Holden's Golden Buzze r after wowing with the song known the world over.
Before Loren appeared, many other contestants took their chance including young daredevils The Scooter Boys. Tyler, 10, Red, 8, TJ, 8, and Austin, just six-years-old, all introduce themselves to the judging panel, outlining their ambitions to build their own skate park.
And, before they had even taken to the daring obstacle behind them to start their routine, one woman in the audience bellowed: "Press the Golden Buzzer!" David clearly heard her, as he swiftly replied: "It hasn't even started yet. We can't just start pressing Golden Buzzers! Watch it first please!"
There proved to be some unwanted drama in The Scooter Boys audition as Austin crashed to the ground within moments of the music starting. There were huge cheers and relief around the theatre when the youngster arrived back on stage to resume a performance, which saw him and his teammates execute some heart-stopping stunts, on their way to securing a place in the next round.
