Susan Boyle has topped the list of most iconic moments in Britain’s Got Talent history (71 per cent), whilst jaw dropping dance collective Diversity followed in second (60 per cent) and much-loved dancing duo Stavros Flatley and their surprising audition ranked third (56%).
The research was commissioned by headline sponsor of Britain’s Got Talent, McVitie’s, in anticipation of the 15 th series hitting our screens this weekend on ITV and ITV Hub. The show has become a staple of Saturday night TV as the UK’s longest running talent TV show, the Got Talent format is so successful that versions of the show have been broadcasted in 144 different territories across the world.
The study revealed the top golden moments throughout the shows’ illustrious 14 seasons on air, which has brought delight to the nation during its’ long tenure on air. First ever winner, Paul Potts, who serenaded the country with a powerful rendition of Nessun Dorma also made the top ten placing fifth (47 per cent).
