Britain's Got Talent spoilers ahead.
Two more Britain's Got Talent semi-finalists edged closer to glory as they made it into the grand final tonight (May 29).
Presided over by a judging panel of Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli - plus the eventual public vote - this evening's contenders were pogo stick guy Duncan Murray, Magicians Assemble, Rask AI, Troll Dancers, Heather Holliday, Mike Woodhams, Leightonjay Halliday, and Sydnie Christmas.
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After a tense two-hour live show on ITV, presenters Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly announced vocalist Sydnie and impressionist singer Mike as the next pair of finalists.
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Sydnie received the most public votes, meaning she sidestepped the judges' voting stage, but Mike was made to wait a little bit longer for the good news.
Up against Scottish dancer Leightonjay, the school music teacher was chosen for a spot in the final by both Alesha and Simon, while Bruno and Amanda opted for his rival.
This reverted things back to the public vote, which Mike came out on top in.
"Mike! Has it sunk in yet?" asked Ant, pulling him aside. "Huh... what?!" replied the BGT contestant, baffled by what had just unfolded. "That's absolutely insane, thank you so much. I thank everybody at home."
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This was the third BGT live semi-final of the week, meaning there's two to go until Sunday's (June 2) curtain-closer and four acts still yet to be granted their place.
In the second semi-final, which aired yesterday (May 28), Jack Rhodes and Haribow were the names on everybody's lips, having beaten Ravi's Dream Team, Lady Grenades, Blitzers, Geneviève Côté, Matteo Franziano and Ace Clvrk in the votes.
Britain's Got Talent resumes its semi-finals on ITV1 and ITVX tomorrow (May 30).
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