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IT ONLY returned to television screens two weeks ago, but Britain's Got Talent has already lost some of it's viewers.

Britain's Got Talent has managed to lose two million viewers in just one week[ITV]

Ratings show that the ITV1 show lost two million viewers in the space of just one week as fans complained that it was "too scripted".
The eighth series got off to a good start on April 12 when it attracted a record audience of 10.5million viewers, but those figures dropped dramatically during the second episode.
Just 8.3million people tuned in over the weekend to watch various magicians try their luck on the talent show.

Viewers complained that the ITV show was 'too scripted' [ITV]

According to reports, many viewers said they were bored by the format despite producers’ efforts to make the show more exciting this year.
Venting on Twitter, one viewer wrote: "I have decided that BGT is a load of scripted rubbish," while another added: "BGT is so scripted, Simon has gone round YouTube seen some acts and paid them to come on."
There was also complaints of the judges being too cruel towards some of the less talented contestants, such as Christian Spridon who was on the verge of tears after performing his own rendition of Tom Jones’ hit song 'Sex Bomb'.

David Walliams pressed his golden buzzer for wannabe singer Christian Spridon [ITV]

However, the wannabe popstar was saved when judge David Walliams decided to press his golden buzzer - which automatically sends him through to the semi-finals.
But even this act of kindness was criticised as viewers felt it was giving him false hope.
"Sometimes it feels slightly cruel, like the golden buzzer bit, they were just taking the p** out that poor bloke," one viewer wrote, while another posted: "That is such a cruel golden buzzer. That guy proper believes his talent @davidwalliams."