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ITV executives gave Britain's Got Talent judges Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell a formal dressing-down after they plotted a stink-bomb prank behind the scenes in Blackpool.
Holden confirms the stink-bomb plan emerged from a joke-shop excursion and notes production told them they weren’t allowed to use them.
Cowell describes the moment as mischievous yet controlled, reflecting a willingness to push boundaries within the show’s backstage culture.
The incident is framed as part of ongoing backstage drama rather than a disruption to filming, with crowds at Blackpool adding to the atmosphere.
A new reference reveals that the 2026 BGT auditions will air on ITV1 and ITVX, continuing the show’s national rollout.
KSI joins the judging panel in 2026, with the lineup signaling a push to modernize the show for younger audiences.
Amanda Holden highlights the northern crowd as a dynamic, lively mix that differs from other regions, contributing to the show’s chaotic charm.
Metro coverage emphasizes that despite backstage drama, the judges still generated behind-the-scenes chaos that fuels the show’s appeal.
New interview material shows KSI admitting he caused havoc on set during a Golden Buzzer moment, reinforcing the panel’s chaotic energy.
The prize remains substantial with a £250,000 cash award and a royal-variety performance, underscoring BGT’s enduring appeal.

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Cowell says he has no talent and would be useless if he auditioned for Britain's Got Talent.
Despite this, he loves discovering acts and believes in their potential to go viral.
Cowell says social media helps the show by spreading clips of acts and boosting exposure.
The new series kicks off on ITV1 with Cowell rejoining fellow judges for updated episodes.
Cowell cherishes jokes and camaraderie with Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden, and KSI on set.
Audiences are described as the show's fifth judge during Blackpool auditions.
Cowell notes many past acts became global stars after online clips were shared.
He highlights the show’s mission to entertain and inspire beyond a simple contest.
Cowell remarks on the thrill of discovering undiscovered talent online.
The interview references Cowell embracing online platforms as a positive force for the show.

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Amanda Holden reveals she hated sitting in the head judge seat when Simon Cowell fell ill during BGT auditions.
Holden says the experience made her feel outcast, with her team ignoring her during the show.
She led the panel with KSI, Alesha Dixon, and Stacey Solomon as stand-in judge.
Holden comments on the series feeling chaotic but enjoys the audition phase.
She says she would prefer not to sit in that seat again, calling herself 'juicy in the middle.'
The series starts on Saturday at 7pm on ITV1, with the panel featuring Cowell’s replacement context.
Holden notes Cowell's return as back to form with sharper one-liners.
She highlights the chaotic but enjoyable audition phase this year.
Holden attributes the dynamic to KSI’s succinct answers aiding the show.
The interview emphasizes Holden’s reluctance about future leadership on the panel.

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Holden praises Blackpool crowds as energetic and welcoming during BGT auditions.
She contrasts Blackpool’s crowd with London crowds, calling the north more lively.
Holden says Blackpool feels like an extension of the judging panel.
She calls Blackpool ‘the home of entertainment’ and praises local hospitality.
Holden enjoyed backstage moments, including watching Christmas movies during shoots.
She credits local warmth to the Blackpool experience.
Holden’s remarks came as filming for the new BGT series in Blackpool wrapped late last year.
Holden notes Blackpool’s fans sometimes faced treatment and are unapologetically enthusiastic.
The interview underscores Blackpool’s distinctive vibe as a northern entertainment hub.
Holden emphasizes that Blackpool’s crowds help energize show hosts and acts alike.

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