A dramatic first look at Britain's Got Talent: The Champions has revealed the star-studded line-up.
Legends from the past 13 series of BGT will be competing to be crowned the ultimate champion and walk away with the cash prize and coveted Champions Trophy.
But it's not just British stars, as international acts who took part in series of the show from around the world.
Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams will all be back on judging duties.
It has been officially confirmed that the special season will kick off on Saturday, August 31 and last for six weeks.
The exclusive first look on Good Morning Britain started with much-loved presenters Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly.
The Geordie due are seen holding Union Jacks while surrounded by fire as they launch the series.
Next we get our first look at some of the contestants taking part, including series one singing champion Paul Potts.
Father-and-son duo Stavros Flatley are whipping off their shirts, while 2008 winner George Sampson also returns.
2011 champion Jai McDowall is back, as are 2014 winners Collabro, magician Ben Hart and dance duo Twist and Pulse.
Ashleigh Butler is returning without Pudsey, who sadly died two years ago and is being replaced by Sully.
Comedians Lost Voice Guy and Jack Caroll will also be bringing the laughs.
Reigning champion Colin Thackery will be belting out a song once again.
But in one major change, viewers won't get to actually vote for their champion of champions.
Each week, two acts make it through to the grand finale – but viewers at home won't get to vote.
A Golden Buzzer act will be chosen by one of the judges or Ant and Dec, while the second is voted through by superfans in the arena audience.
The words on screen read: "For over six weeks the best of British will be taking on the world. Who will be crowned the ultimate champion?"
International acts set to wow the audience include Ukrainian sand artist, Kseniya Simonova; Danger act, Deadly Games; Alexa Lauenburger and her incredible dogs; and what could be the most terrifying performer yet, The Sacred Riana.
The Got Talent format has 72 local versions across Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle-East, Africa and the Americas, delivering some of TV’s most talked about performances.
The talent shows are watched by half a billion people worldwide this year alone.
This comes after the Mirror revealed that Bosses were left fuming after the winners of the champions series were leaked early.
The champion showed off their victory to fans after finishing recording the final - while Mirror Online have opted not to expose the winner.
They stopped for selfies with fans and showed off the trophy - clearly not worried about facing the wrath of Simon Cowell.
A TV source exclusively told Mirror Online: "Producers are fuming about the result being given away - the show doesn't even have an air date yet.
"Posing with the trophy and cheering as they left filming clutching it really gave the game away especially as everyone knows the paps are outside."
Britain's Got Talent: The Champions starts on August 31 on ITV
