Ant and Dec were reunited last night as Britain's Got Talent returned to our screens - and the first episode of the new series featured a stunning operatic performance from a Clifton student along with a bizarre audition from a singing Dalek from Nottinghamshire.
First up was 18-year-old Faith Tucker, a student from Clifton, who told the cameras she was inspired by Beyonce and Britney Spears.
Then, she exploded into a dramatic operatic performance which wowed both the judges, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams, and the audience alike.
Faith, who had her nurse mum, security worker dad and her nan in the audience, was handed a 'yes' vote from all four judges.
Despite blowing the roof off the London Palladium, what did viewers think on the night?
An 'energetic' voice
Faith Tucker's voice is energetic. #BGT
— THE OFFICIAL DESTINATION OF AndyGibsonTV.com (@AndyGibsonTV) April 6, 2019
High hopes
I hope Faith Tucker has the opportunity to perform Carmen in the Roman amphitheatre in Verona in Italy during the opera season one day, such an incredible voice with an equally amazing stage presence! #BGT https://t.co/PKnkjR8IRq
— AorticP (@AorticP) April 6, 2019
'Great she's from my home city'
What a big audition from Faith Tucker. Great voice and personality shines through. Great she’s from my home city, and let’s hope she goes far. Superstar in the making #BGT #Nottingham #opera
— Martin McEwan (@mcewan_martin) April 6, 2019
Very high praise from the BGT team
Could this be one of the most powerful auditions we've EVER had on #BGT ? Watch Faith Tucker stun the Judges with her incredible performance: https://t.co/BSPhv4jfqH
— Britain's Got Talent (@BGT) April 6, 2019
Next was 45-year-old Ron from Nottinghamshire, who has the very bizarre talent of singing while dressed as a Dalek from Doctor Who.
What was even more bizarre was the fact he sang 'Don't worry, be happy' by reggae-legend Bob Marley - much to the judges' dismay, as he was handed four 'no' votes.
The viewers also didn't take to the performance, either.
Er OK...
There is a Dalek on TV singing Don’t Worry be happy. ...Er ok #bgt #BritainsGotTalent #daleks #drwho #nuts pic.twitter.com/oRbG4wvA3P
— Paul Landry (@paullandrymusic) April 6, 2019
'We are finished'
just saw a #Dalek on #BGT
— spookydook (@spookydook70) April 6, 2019
... we are finished humans.
'A cry for help'
The 46 year old man singing Be Happy inside a dalek costume just sounded like a cry for help. #BGT
— TWJ (@IrnBruRevolutio) April 6, 2019
The bar has been raised - but not by the Dalek
wow apart from the Dalek act #BGT certainly opened with a wopper and set the bar high for the rest of the series
— Eastieoaks (@EastieOaks) April 6, 2019
You think you've seen it all and then... a Dalek from #DoctorWho singing "Don't Worry Be Happy" on #BGT
— Bobby Seagull (@Bobby_Seagull) April 6, 2019
The greatest TV crossover @BGT
Britain's Got Talent is now in its 13th series, and will return next week on Saturday from 7.15pm.
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