
Britain's Got Talent fans hit out at judge during live final as they rage ‘what is he doing?'
BRITAIN'S Got Talent's finale is upon us and the finalists are putting their best foot forward to win over the final vote.
However, one of the BGT judges has proven to be annoying those watching at home for this one habit they can't get over.
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As tonight show kicked off, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and Bruno Tonioli took to the judges panel one last time.
While they can't impact tonight's winner, they are still on hand to give their thoughts on the evening performances.
With Wildcard singing duo Han and Fran kicking off the evening with an ABBA Medley, one judge seemed to be swept away with their act.
Bruno, who previously judged Strictly Come Dancing, got up from out of his seat to give his deliberations.
The judge is known for his flamboyant hand movements when describing acts, but viewers became annoyed when they noted that he couldn't seem to remain in his seat.
After Ping Pong Pang - a paddle-focused dance act - completed their routine, Bruno gave his deliberations to the dance crew and the audience by standing up and recreating some of the moves, telling them he "loved them" by making heart symbols.
He later remained stood up after the judges gave singing choir Hear Our Voice – made up of those affected by the Post Office scandal.
"Someone glue Bruno to his seat FFGS," noted one viewer. "WTF is Bruno doing ? Sit the f'ing hell down."
"Why can't Bruno sit down?," said a third, while a fourth commented: "Bruno is annoying why does he keep wanting all the attention when he's giving his comments? The standing up #BGT"
"they give Bruno a chair and a microphone. what does he do? stands up and shouts," complained another.
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On tonight's show, 10 finalists plus the bonus wildcard act are performing for the final time in order to be crowned champion.
The final 10 acts are: Hear Our Voice, The Blackouts, Harry Moulding, Stacey Leadbeatter, Olly Pearson, Ping Pong Pang, Binita Chetry, Joseph Charm, Vinnie McKee and Jasmine Rice.
The winner takes home £250,000 and a spot on the line-up of this year's Royal Variety Performance.
They follow in the footsteps of Sydney Christmas, who won last year's show.
Britain's Got Talent Judges
The ITV talent show wouldn't be the same without the four charismatic judges who put the contestants through their paces.
Simon Cowell is the staple of Britain's Got Talent and resumes his role as head judge. The mogul is one of the most iconic figures in music and is responsible for offsetting the careers of many performers around the world.
Amanda Holden has been a judge on Britain's Got Talent since it first started in 2007. The sexy star is a firm fixture on the judging panel, which has helped her to become a household name.
Alesha Dixon is back to judge the new series of Britain's Got Talent. The TV star joined the panel back in 2012 and quickly became a fan favourite.
Bruno Tonioli makes up the fab four. After leaving Strictly, he decided to move over to ITV and is the newest BGT judge after replacing David Walliams.
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