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"Because I get to watch BGT and More Talent before Saturday night, people often assume that I don&amp;#039;t stay in and watch it. But actually I always stay in and watch the show at the weekend. I think there&amp;#039;s something different about watching it at home rather than in an edit suite. In a weird way, I also make quite a big deal out of it. I get a nice meal in and I just enjoy it. It&amp;#039;s a lot easier to enjoy it when you&amp;#039;re sat at home than when you&amp;#039;re stuck in a booth at a studio. It feels more real watching it at home. The one thing I don&amp;#039;t do is watch the repeat on a Sunday. I think that would be a bit too much! One night is fine!  The big act that everyone&amp;#039;s still talking about from last week&amp;#039;s BGT is obviously Mr Zip. Mr Zip was genius. That&amp;#039;s why we had him on ITV2 as well as ITV1. We just had to have him. He was just too good. I seriously believe that it will be number one. I&amp;#039;ve spoken to DJ friends and they say they think it&amp;#039;s going to be a hit and I think it will be big in Ibiza. It&amp;#039;s really caught the nation. I mean if I hear one person come up to me and say, &amp;#039;Have you ever been in the situation...&amp;#039; Everyone knows the lyrics, it&amp;#039;s funny and it&amp;#039;s clever. Mr Zip delivered and he&amp;#039;s going to have a big hit. My other favourite act from last week was Pudsey the dog. Pudsey is one of my favourite acts of the whole series. I mean, we&amp;#039;ve had lots of animals on BGT down the years. We&amp;#039;ve had ferrets on leads, pigs being sent out to grunt. But I&amp;#039;m not a massive fan of those acts. But with Ashleigh and Pudsey, without sounding soppy, it is a beautiful story. There is this love between Ashleigh and Pudsey, which is beautiful and not weird. Pudsey and Ashleigh bring something fresh, nice and they&amp;#039;re not in your face. Also, Pudsey looks like and is an average pet. He&amp;#039;s not a natural performing dog or an overly-trained dog, he&amp;#039;s an average family pet. I just can&amp;#039;t wait to see what&amp;#039;s to come from him.  The public appear to be loving David Walliams on the show this year and you haven&amp;#039;t seen the half of it yet. David, throughout the audition process, he spends more time on stage than Ant &amp;amp; Dec or myself. Any time that he can get on stage, he&amp;#039;ll do it. He loves it. There is a prime example of that this week with an act called The Showbears. They are five guys, and they&amp;#039;ve got these silver sequinned outfits and sailor hats on. And David says straight away, &amp;#039;I need to have a go, I need to have a go, I need to have a go&amp;#039;. And he ends up doing the whole routine. The funny thing about David is that when he first signed up, I thought it was an odd choice. But that all changed on the first day he walked into the auditions. I&amp;#039;d got him so, so wrong. He is the warmest, the most charming man and he really cares about the acts. Importantly, he&amp;#039;s one of the only judges I&amp;#039;ve seen on any talent show on any channel, where you can see that he enjoys what he&amp;#039;s doing all the time. It&amp;#039;s lovely to watch.  One of my favourite acts on this week&amp;#039;s show is a chap who is a lollipop man. He sings &amp;#039;500 Miles&amp;#039; and we go through this whole routine together. Every time he sings, I shout &amp;#039;Stop!&amp;#039; and thrust my own lollipop stick at the camera. And the funny thing is that I keep doing that for about four minutes and this chap is huge. He&amp;#039;s like the Jolly Green Giant. You need to see it to believe it. There&amp;#039;s an act this Saturday called The Charms. A girl group. They are very Girls Aloud-esque and they are basically a clone of the group. I say this and ask them how they would compare themselves to one of the biggest and most successful girl bands of the present day, Girls Aloud. And they reply, &amp;#039;We can all sing&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;The ginger in this band is prettier&amp;#039;. Miaow! With all that confidence you&amp;#039;d expect them to storm the stage, but it goes pretty wrong for them. And they are an example of where confidence is targeted in the wrong direction. Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent airs at 8pm on Saturday night on ITV1. Stephen Mulhern&amp;#039;s More Talent follows afterwards on ITV2. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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