Jack Rhodes leaves BGT judges gobsmacked as he makes return to the show
BRITAIN'S Got Talent has been slammed for "recycling" old acts after a magician returns for a second time.viewers were left up in arms as Jack Rhodes, 27, made a surprise comeback to the show, having auditioned two years ago as The Phantom.Jack reached the 2022 semi-final with his invisible ghost act, but has this time auditioned as himself.
After walking out onto the stage in tonight's installments, he said to the judges: "I'm pretty surprised you don't recognise me. "I might have been on before. You didn't see me. Do you remember the invisible magician, The Phantom? That might have been me."While the secret is now out, social media users were more bothered by the fact that Jack had been allowed to audition twice.This Morning viewers get shirty as Cat Deeley presents show in casual clothes
A third agreed, "So another act brought back as 'them'. Boring. Such a shame this show is ruined by the 'wow factor' over genuine auditions and finding acts who are the Saturday night entertainment in a local pub or the kids you see busking in town." Jack's identity was closely-guarded secret when he competed as The Phantom, with him not even performing the full act during rehearsals to avoid witnesses finding out."There was someone who did a joke saying, 'Is Marc Spelmann one of the Teletubbies?' That would have been more my style. Let's go completely left of centre."
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