AMANDA Holden shrieks in terror and Declan Donnelly gags as a Britain’s Got Talent contortionist repeatedly dislocates his arms and fingers. The judges can barely look as Belgium’s Papi Flex, 26, twists and turns into impossible positions right in front of them. The menacing act performs topless and wearing skull face paint as he writhes […]
AMANDA Holden shrieks in terror and Declan Donnelly gags as a Britain’s Got Talent contortionist repeatedly dislocates his arms and fingers.
The judges can barely look as Belgium’s Papi Flex, 26, twists and turns into impossible positions right in front of them.
The menacing act performs topless and wearing skull face paint as he writhes and contorts.
Amanda says: “Don’t come near me…
“I can’t even look at that.”
Placing his hand on the judges’ table, he bends his finger back as far as it will go making David retch.
Ant and Dec scream as he scuttles across the stage towards them on his hands.
He ends by holding his leg up by his head and then falling onto the floor.
Papi keeps his intense demeanour while being critiqued, not saying a word.
Tomorrow night’s show begins with Ant and Dec strolling in an idyllic rural setting.
Ant says “Britain, we love you”, with Dec adding: “We love everything about you.”
They’re then interrupted by an eccentric juggler in a colourful suit, before Elton John’s Your Song plays as bagpiper walks in Edinburgh and Morris dancers click sticks.
The famous white cliffs are shown as waves crash at their feet as a narrator says: “We may be a small island but we have a big voice.”
A group of children then make plenty of noise at the foot of Blackpool Tower.
Alesha Dixon pays tribute to British music as she saunters in a stylish oversized red blazer.
David transforms into a lollipop lady and says: “Being British is about looking out for one another.”
He then hilariously screams “stop running” after some kids.
Nurses in blue tunics clink cups of tea, while an older couple tuck into fish ‘n’ chips on the beach.
Amanda enjoys more tea and a biscuit in a packed tea room, while Simon Cowell can’t resist laying into David’s children’s books, calling them “absolute junk”.
The opening ends with Ant and Dec entering London’s Palladium.
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