Viewers called it a 'new low'
More than 400 complaints were made against Britain's Got Talent over the last week, it has been confirmed. The show on Saturday, April 15, featured a number of incredible acts but a total of 66 complaints were made.
The moment saw a professional stuntman set himself on fire as he tried to solve the 80s puzzle. Thomas Vu was covered in a fire-retardant gel and left the judges and audience shocked."BGT absolutely not on, setting yourself on fire, do not try this at home. Shouldn't be allowed," wrote one viewer. Another said: "Like what has BGT come to when we set people on fire for entertainment.
Viewers called it a "new low" as the opening episode of the series saw a man perform wind tricks. 'Fartist' Ichikawa Koikuchi shocked fans when he started breaking wind to blow out the candles on a birthday cake.
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