10 Funniest Comedians Of The Decade on ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
ITV A lot of the most unique and popular acts on Britain’s Got Talent are comedians. From stand-up to skits, there are plenty of ways contestants have shown off their comedic chops over the years, so here are 10 of the best from the 2010’s!
A Barrel of BGT Laughs
Jack Carroll
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Jack was the Series 7 runner-up and a lot of the jokes in his comedy routines focused on his cerebral palsy. He set the bar for comedians joking about their disabilities on Britain’s Got Talent, including…
Lost Voice Guy
Five years later, Lee Ridley finished what Jack started. He also has cerebral palsy which prevents him from speaking normally, but thanks to his sharp wit and a little help from a computer that he uses to communicate, he became known not only as Lost Voice Guy, but the winner of BGT Series 12!
Robert White
Lee wasn’t the only standout comedian of ‘BGT’ Series 12, Robert White was hot on his heels to the very end of the competition! While Lee was a stand-up comic dealing with cerebral palsy, Robert was a singer-songwriter who absolutely roasted the judges during his songs. The crowd ate it up and he finished in second place on the series.
Mickey P. Kerr
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The Series 12 final was just chock-full of great comedy acts. Mickey Kerr was yet another of them, performing some funny original songs while playing his trusty acoustic guitar.
Siobhan Phillips
Siobhan was a musical comedian who focused on the theme of new motherhood as a middle-aged woman. That seemed to be something that resonated with a lot of BGT viewers, because she made it all the way to the Series 13 finals.
Ned Woodman
Before Siobhan joked about having a kid, Ned joked about being one. He was just 9 years old when he competed on BGT Series 11, finishing as a finalist.
Steve Hewlett
Steve and his puppet pal, Arthur Lager, made it to the Series 7 finals as a wildcard act. He also involved several other puppets in his onstage shenanigans, including a parody of Simon Cowell himself and a talking water bottle.
Koji Anim
Most BGT Golden Buzzer acts don’t even make it past the semi-finals, but Kojo made it all the way to the finals and finished in fourth place after receiving one from Simon Cowell during the Series 13 auditions.
Matt Edwards
Matt was another Golden Buzzer comedian (his was from Ant & Dec) who made it to the finals and finished in fourth place. But he wasn’t just a comedian, he was a comedic magician. His magic may have been kooky, but that’s what made it stand out as one of the top Series 11 acts.
Daliso Chaponda
Daliso finished higher in the competition than any other Golden Buzzer comedian did before or has since, placing third in Series 11. Amanda Holden was the one who pressed it for him, saying that he had “a golden future”.
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