(BUZZING)
("GIMME SONG LOVIN'" BY SPENCER DAVIS GROUP PLAYS)
# Well, my temperature's rising and my feet hit the floor
# Crazy people knocking 'cause they're wanting some more
# Let me in, baby I don't know what you've got
# But you'd better take it easy 'cause this place is hot
# And I'm so glad we made it
# So glad we made it
# Gimme some lovin'
# Gimme some lovin' every day. #
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I'm genuinely excited to see what talent Australia has.
That's a yes from me. I'm ready.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
You've got this, guys.
# Move on up
# Toward your destination... #
You got this. I believe in you.
Likewise as well.
Can the following act please stand up?
Number 1,894 and make your way to the audition room.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Come on, Australia. Let's do this.
Are you ready to meet our amazing judges?
Make some noise for Shane Jacobson.
As Australia's premier funny man and AFI-winning star of stage
and screen, 'Kenny' himself is primed
to return to the AGT judging desk.
Hey, here we go.
You know, I think most people think
they've seen everything that can happen in entertainment
but I can tell you, what's going to happen
this year on AGT is going to redefine what entertainment is.
All right, keep it going for the gorgeous Alesha Dixon.
As a member of the platinum-selling girl group Mis-Teeq
and judge on Britain's and 'America's Got Talent',
Alisha knows a thing or two about discovering superstars.
Never underestimate being on the 'Got Talent' stage
and the impact that can have on the rest of your career.
I know that I'm going to see things
here in Australia that I would never see in the UK.
Now give it up for Kate Ritchie.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Australia's girl next door grew up
in front of the nation on 'Home and Away'.
As a Gold Logie winning actress
and number-one-rating radio host,
Kate is ready to make her 'Got Talent' debut.
I know exactly what it's like to audition.
I know what it's like to put my heart
and soul into something and really want it.
I think two minutes can change your life
and I think that's what AGT is all about.
All right, guys, keep it going
and make some noise for David Walliams.
He is the star of 'Little Britain'...
Computer says no.
..'BGT' and now one of the highest selling children's authors
of all time.
It's me!
David is here to change lives.
I came to Australia to get away from Simon Cowell.
Sorry for having an opinion!
It takes a lifetime of training to do something no one else can do.
I absolutely loved it, guys.
When you feel something in your heart,
that's when you had to pressure Golden Buzzer.
I'm going to do it now!
All I'm hoping is that it pushes book sales.
Are you ready?
Are you guys ready to see some talent?
I'm ready.
All right, let's go.
All right. We're feeling good. We are feeling great.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Hello, welcome to Australia's got talent.
Hi. What's your name?
My name is Sascha Williams.
I'm 33 years old.
Where have you come from today?
I'm from Sydney, Waterloo. The city.
Aha. OK.
And what are you going to be doing for us today?
I'm going to be doing like acrobatics balancing act.
I was actually in 'Britain's Got Talent' a few years ago.
(APPLAUSE)
There aren't many people in the world
that do the act that I do the way I do it.
There's a lot of falling involved and landing on objects.
Do you have a lot of war stories?
Yeah.
Injuries.
Two broken elbows at the same time.
I've broken fingers.
Damn. Yeah.
That's full on.
Say good luck, daddy.
Bye.
It's been three years since I performed.
I was touring with Diversity
which were the winners of 'Britain's Got Talent'
but unfortunately I tore my ACL during the tour with them
and that was the last time I performed.
A lot's changed in that time.
I've had two kids.
My family is pretty nervous due to the amount of injuries I've had.
They don't really want me doing this kind of stuff any more
but I said I want to do it for my kids so they can see me performing.
Are you going to see daddy performing?
Yay.
High five.
(APPLAUSE)
Well, look, we'd love to see what you're going to do.
All right.
Again. Again.
(LAUGHTER)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Say go, daddy.
KATE: When you're ready, Sascha.
Thanks, Sascha.
(TECHNO MUSIC PLAYS)
Oh, no!
(GASPING)
(SCREAMING)
(APPLAUSE)
Come on.
Oi, oi, oi, oi.
Whoo.
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
No, no.
Don't go...
(AUDIENCE SCREECHES)
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
That's great!
(SCREAMING)
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(CHEERING STOPS)
Oh no, no, no.
You're just killing me.
No.
What is happening?
Crazy, isn't he?
No crash mats. Nothing.
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
(AUDIENCE WHIMPERS)
Oh, oh, oh!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Oh, my goodness, Sascha.
I just have to say one thing.
Everyone has been asking me what is it
that I'm looking for on 'Australia's Got Talent' and that is it.
Thank you.
So great.
My heart was in my mouth.
As soon as you got up there, it all came flooding back to me
and I turn to Shane and I was like, "Why would he do this?!"
You don't even have a crash mat.
It was dangerous, exciting, thrilling, you're amazing.
Thank you.
Yeah, well done.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
That... You're just an accident waiting to happen.
(LAUGHTER)
The whole time, I thought you were going to die.
And I don't think I'm ever going to recover.
That was terrifying.
You're a very naughty boy, Sascha.
And you must never do that again.
It's a yes.
Thank you.
And as a yes from me, Sascha.
It's a yes from me.
Yay!
Are you going to do more things like that when you come back?
Mmm, yeah.
Oh, God.
All right then.
It's a yes for me.
You've got four yeses.
Thank you.
Oh!
Oh, my goodness.
Daddy.
Thank you.
ALESHA: Congratulations.
SHANE: Cheers, mate.
Wow.
Congratulations.
That was amazing.
And terrifying.
That's the hardest thing I've ever watched.
I thought he was great.
He's brilliant, isn't he?
ALL: AGT! AGT! AGT!
AGT! AGT! AGT!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
ALL: Pink!
BOTH: Pink.
Purple. Purple.
("SUGAR PLUM FAIRY" BY TCHAIKOVSKY PLAYS)
My name is Kate and I'm the teacher at Tiny Tutus.
Tiny Tutus is a preschool ballet studio.
OK, curtsy and blow a kiss.
The thing I love most about teaching
is the connection we have with the girls
and watching them develop
and the little celebration we have when they achieve a step
they've been working towards that they've finally become perfect at.
Beautiful!
Yay.
I'm dizzy.
Gonna be so proud of watching you on the stage doing your dance.
It's so exciting.
Are you excited to show off all your hard work?
Yeah?
Agh!
Let's go.
Oh, no. My cape.
Girls, come over here.
This has been a long time coming and they are really excited.
You look like a princess.
We are all princesses.
You're all princesses.
Well, can I tell you,
I've never seen anyone look prettier in my whole life.
And I'm old.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
AUDIENCE: Aww!
Hello, girls.
Welcome to the stage.
Is this all of you?
No?
Are there more people in the wings?
Yes.
But we are just starting with the four of you?
OK.
And what's your name?
Emma.
Emma and what are your friends' names?
Charlotte.
Lily.
Isabel.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
And how old are you, girls?
Two to six.
Two?!
Two to six, OK.
And how long have you been ballet dancing?
For a long time.
(LAUGHTER)
Is this the biggest stage you've ever performed on?
Yes.
And what are you going to be doing for us today?
Ballet.
(LAUGHTER)
What a surprise!
Do you know that if you win this entire competition,
you'll go home with $100,000.
(LAUGHTER)
Parents didn't tell you that, did they?
What do you think you would do with all that money if you had it?
What would you buy?
A lot of toys.
Are you ready to perform?
Yes.
OK. You can take it away.
ALESHA: Have fun.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
SHANE: Oh, my God.
Some of them are two.
It's amazing.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
("HERO" BY MARIA CAREY PLAYS)
(LAUGHTER)
AUDIENCE: Aww.
Who is this?
Oh, it's the dads.
No!
No.
AUDIENCE: Aww.
That is so cute.
# And the sorrow that you know
# Will melt away
# And then a hero comes along
# With the strength to carry on
# And you finally see the truth
# That a hero lies in you...
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Ooh.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# You know you can survive...
(SCREAMS)
# Look inside you and be strong
# And you finally see the truth
# That a hero lies in you. #
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Aw, that was amazing.
(APPLAUSE CONTINUES)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Girls, do you know these guys?
(LAUGHTER)
Hello, dad.
Hello.
That was ab-solutely beautiful.
Thank you for filling our hearts.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
You girls are very cheeky because you kept a very big secret.
We didn't expect all of these handsome dads to come out on stage.
It must be lovely to be up there with your beautiful daughters.
Yeah, absolutely.
It's been a joy for all of us
to spend time with our daughters and we've had the best time.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Whose idea was it to put this together
because obviously we've never seen anything like this before?
So these girls are from all over different places in New South Wales
and at the end of year recitals, they often do a daddy daughter dance
which is really lovely opportunity
for dads to dance with their little girls
and we thought we'd come and do it on AGT.
You melted our hearts today.
I've got a son but now I wish I had a daughter because...
(LAUGHTER)
..because that was just so emotional.
(APPLAUSE)
The relationship that dads have with their daughters,
those people that are fortunate enough to have that,
it's such a special relationship and to watch it there
in this beautiful way that you did today was just wonderful.
One of my favourite auditions. I loved it. Thank you.
Thanks, Alisha.
What a beautiful picture that is right there.
And honestly, all those smiles, it's fantastic so thank you.
Thanks, Shane.
OK, time to vote, I think.
So all the ballerinas and for all the lovely dads, it's a yes from me.
It's a yes from me.
And in your language...
(HIGH-PITCHED) It's I yes for me.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Thank you so much, everybody. Appreciate it.
Now if you can all help daddy back to the hire suit place...
(LAUGHTER)
Bye.
That was so good!
Wow. Guys, that was so beautiful.
Wow, wow, wow.
This act has everything.
(HIGH-PITCHED SQUEALING)
What you just did is next level.
Oh!
This is what it's all about.
(SCREAMING)
I thought it was just so much fun.
You blew the roof off of this place.
No, stop the music.
You got emotional.
You got four yeses, guys.
Yes!
Whoa!
Trust is everything, you know.
Wow. Dave, I think...
David, maybe you gonna try it?
Me?
Oh...my...
# I feel good
# Like I knew that I would
Look where we are today. Oh, my God.
Yes.
So exciting.
AGT is the biggest stage in the world.
Yeah.
Look at the talent.
We've got talent.
Oh, yeah. We do. Yeah.
I think it's going to be the best season ever.
I wish you the best of luck.
Good luck. You too.
Thank you.
Can I please have numbers 1,000 to 1,023.
Follow me to your audition.
(CLUCKING)
Ready?
Ready.
Let's go. Good luck.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Hello, hello, hello.
It's a yes from me!
So who do we have here?
We are the my Messoudi brothers.
Are you really brothers?
Yup. I'm the youngest.
He's the oldest and the middle.
Your parents must have been so ugly.
Right?
They really must have been.
You are not. You're beautiful.
Where have you come from?
We grew up in Australia until I was three
and then we moved over to Europe
and been travelling all over the world.
We started performing at the young age of 2 1/2.
Our parents, they were already doing an act together.
Then as we grew up, we were watching them always from backstage.
So we wanted to get in there
and our father used to bring us in,
just do a small little handstand on his hand.
That brought our love for performing in front of people.
I always just believed you had to play with them.
I never forced them to try to do what they don't want to do.
For my sons to follow my footsteps, this is very beautiful.
We decided to come back here
because our grandparents are still living in Australia.
Yeah.
And we wanted to try and win this program and make them proud.
You come home to win 'Australia's Got Talent'?
Exactly.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
What exactly is it that you are going to do for us today?
We are going to do hand-to-hand acrobatics.
OK, I'll hand the stage over.
Whenever you're ready.
Thank you.
Ye-es!
Can't wait.
There are nicely dressed, aren't they, for acrobats?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Wow.
Whoa!
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Wow!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Boss!
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
AUDIENCE: Oh!
Wow.
(SCREAMING)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Whoo.
Wow.
Whoo-hoo.
Ooh...
I just kept on thinking of your mum.
What are you doing up there, boys?
We are just balancing on each other again, mum.
Extraordinary! When did you learn that you could do that?
Our dad started teaching us all at the age of two.
OK.
So it's 26 years that we actually balancing on each other.
He's actually here tonight.
He'd like to join us on stage.
Yeah, sure.
Dad, you want to come out?
Come here, pops.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
The silver fox is in the building.
Well, that was spectacular.
Thank you.
I think we were all on your side before the act even started.
Incredible strength.
Incredible choreography, is that what you would call it?
Yeah.
It's just so highly entertaining and exactly what we came here to see.
Exactly. Exactly.
Thank you very much.
You want to show a little bit more?
More?
Maybe dad can do something?
Oh, wow.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Sure.
Yeah.
My big brother is 90kg still.
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
Wow.
Whoo, whoo. What?!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(LAUGHS)
Yeah, I do that with my mum sometimes.
(LAUGHTER)
Dave, I think it's your turn now.
David, you going to try it?
Come on, everyone. David! David!
But I'm so shy.
David! David! David! David! David!
I'm so shy. Don't you worry, I will.
What can he do?!
David, you've got to...
(LAUGHTER)
Take it off! Take it off!
He is doing it!
("OH YEAH" BY YELLO PLAYS)
Look at that!
I'm sorry, what?!
Look at that chest.
He's kinda bulked up, isn't he?
Been working out, huh?
He is making us look bad.
(CHEERING)
(LAUGHS)
Ready?
Yeah.
OK?
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Beautiful and smiling.
Away we go.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(LAUGHTER)
There's more to come apparently.
David is going to do the handstand part.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, David. Be careful.
(RHYTHMICAL CLAPPING)
Oh, my...
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Whoo-hoo!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(CHEERING CONTINUES)
We've got to be off but thank you, thank you.
Thank you so much.
We got a new partner.
We've got some other 'Got Talent's to do but thank you very much.
See you later.
(LAUGHTER)
Thanks so much for joining us.
Any time, guys. I'm there for you.
OK. Any time.
And breathe out.
Give it up for David again!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
That might be your finest moment on 'Got Talent' ever.
That one's gonna go down in history books.
I'm joining full-time. They can't get rid of me.
That was out of this world.
It was primal.
It was wild. It was hot. It was strong.
Thank you!
Dad, you are amazing.
Thank you.
David, we are looking at you in a whole new light.
We have to see more of this. Yes, we do.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
I want to see that again.
I'm coming to see you guys wherever you go.
All five of you, I cannot wait to see you guys.
Let's just vote. Let's vote.
Hey, look, if I could give myself a Golden Buzzer, I would.
But as it is, I'm going to give my fellow brothers a big fat yes!
ALL: Thank you.
Yeah!
And it's a huge yes from me.
Thank you so much.
It's a yes from me.
Thank you.
What do you reckon I'm going to say?
It's a yes. Well done. You got four yeses.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
(LAUGHTER)
Come to Australia, they said.
There will be talent, they said.
Far greater than anything you've seen in Britain, they said.
("LAND DOWN UNDER" BY MEN AT WORK PLAYS)
I'm the Magpie Man and I'm from Adelaide.
(SCREECHING)
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
Have you started?
I can't sing.
So the act is you doing that noise?
Yeah, well... I don't think anyone else can do it.
No.
Do they want to do it?
It was impressive but I just never want to see it again.
(LAUGHS)
Let's toast Australia because Australia really does have talent.
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie.
Oi, oi, oi!
Ladies and gentlemen, how are you doing here tonight?
My name is AJ.
I'm going to take you on Ajay Adventure Tours
and how to survive outback Australia.
Now what I'm going to need is an assistant.
Is there any takers?
Nope. Nope? OK, fantastic.
(LAUGHTER)
Hello, possums!
SHANE: Oh, my God.
Dame! Unbelievable.
What you need to survive
the most crucial thing in the outback, my friend?
KY jelly.
Close.
(LAUGHTER)
Another thing you also need is what? Fire.
Is that all? We are going to need more than that.
(BUZZING)
Now, we're going to rub, rub, rub, rub.
(BUZZING) You need fire to make food.
Let's get some food.
(BUZZING)
(CLATTERING)
In smoke signals!
(BUZZING)
I'm sorry, boys. It's a no from me.
I'm a girl.
(LAUGHTER)
You got out of the house, you know what I mean.
Exactly.
You got to put on a dress, you know.
It wasn't a wasted day, was it?
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie!
Oi, oi, oi!
It is just one of those days today, isn't it?
The things I do.
What's your name?
Quietly packing death in here but I'll be right.
What's your name?
I'm a worm.
No, what's your...
I've written a song about the worms of the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
But what's your name?
Have you ever wondered what happens to worms
at the Melbourne Cricket Ground?
Hello?!
Will you answer the question? What is your name?
What...is...your...name?
It's Ron.
Hello, Ron.
(LAUGHTER)
# We don't pay 40 bucks for a ticket
(BUZZING)
Ohh...
# It's hard to breathe when they roll the wicket
# My next vision three days have passed...
She knows it's winding you up that...
No!
She didn't want to press it.
Ohh.
Could you translate that into English?
We don't do English. We do Australian.
I apologise that the Brits don't get you.
She has lost her mind.
This is a very easy no
but you're a real character.
(APPLAUSE) Don't give up the day job.
Aussie! ALL: Oi!
Aussie Aussie Aussie!
ALL: Oi, oi, oi!
My name is Loretta Rabitt.
I'm 65 and I want to show all of Australia how great my poodles are.
Ah-ah! Fosse!
Fosse. Fosse.
Up.
Now...
I got into the sport of dog dancing
about 15 years ago when I saw someone do it
and I thought, I'm a dancer, I love dogs, I'm going to do it.
Glen, bring the things over.
My name is Glen and I've been
married to Loretta for around about 45 years.
Put the whole thing down for you, Loretta.
Glen, come on.
There is definitely a pecking order in the family.
Always the older dogs at the top.
I'm certainly not at the top.
I'm at the bottom of that pecking order.
Glen, treats.
Treats, quick.
Yeah, let's get some treats out.
What sort of treats would you like?
There we go.
No treats for Glen.
Glen has now retired and all he does now is work on the act.
I make the props.
I transport the props.
I provide transport for Loretta and the dogs.
Make sure that all the treats are packed
and everything is ready to go.
Do you want to bring the car up, Glen?
Yes, yes, I can bring the car round.
Just drive it there and I'll put them in.
On the dancefloor, Glen. Glen, we are going on the dancefloor.
The dancefloor? OK.
Drive past, Glen.
Happy wife, happy life.
There we go.
Oh, could there be a dog here?
I have a feeling...
Oh, look, please tell me it's a poodle.
Good luck. Have fun. Enjoy.
Thank you.
You're going to be amazing. Off you go.
I need the car, Glen. The car.
Let's go.
Stay. Everyone, stay.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(LAUGHS)
It's a yes from me.
(LAUGHS)
Hello, what's your name and where are you from?
I'm Loretta Rabitt and I'm from Sydney
and I'm here with my beautiful poodles today
and my one little roadie, my husband.
He comes to help me all the time but he couldn't fit in the bus.
I couldn't help but notice you mention your dogs
before your husband.
So is this what you do? Is this your full-time job?
No, I'm an accountant.
You're an accountant?
I need to do something if I'm accountant, don't I?
So do all the dogs...
Of course they have names but what are their names?
I have got with me today Michael Jackson, Patrick Swayze,
Bob Fosse, Liza Minnelli and the latest arrival Hugh Jackman.
Hey!
And, mate, what would you do with $100,000?
I think it's the dogs.
They've been looking for a new car
because they figure this car is just too small now
so they've got their eyes on a nice new van to drive around in.
And last question before you start,
how much tax would you pay on the $100,000?
This is my full-time job but don't I get it for nothing?
Tax-free?
It should be.
Great, you're my accountant from this day forward so...
The stage is yours and the dogs' and I hope at some point,
we get to meet this poor husband who's been thrust into the wings.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
That's unbelievable.
So cute.
Look how well behaved they are.
I can't get my kids to sit that long.
# Don't stop me now
# Don't stop me... #
Liza, go.
(APPLAUSE)
# Defying the laws of gravity
# I'm a racing car passing by like Lady Godiva
Hey.
Fosse.
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
# 200 degrees, that's why they call me Mr Fahrenheit
Come, Jackson. Come.
(APPLAUSE)
Sit.
Hugh.
(CHEERING)
(LAUGHS)
Come.
# Yes, I'm having a good time
# I don't want to stop at all
(CHEERING)
Up.
Swayze.
Fosse, Fosse.
Fosse, up.
Swayze, Swayze.
(CHEERING)
Good.
Walk.
(LAUGHS)
Good. Come on.
Up, no.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I'm dead! What?!
Good.
Up.
Behind.
Have they been watching you two?
That seems like maybe they been watching mum and dad.
(LAUGHS)
Good boys.
Through. Out, through.
Oh, yeah wow.
Yes. Come.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Thank you. Good boys.
Good. Very exciting.
I cannot believe this is not your full-time job.
I thought it was just so much fun.
So much fun.
I'm worried that the husband's actually been killed in the wings.
Do we get to see him?
He should come out.
Yeah, come on, Glen.
Because it must be a whole family together to make all this happen.
I just loved it from start to finish.
You are welcome at my house.
I've got three dogs. Tell them to come and party.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I literally would just have said yes from how cute they are.
They are so adorable.
The dancing was just a bonus.
You're wonderful at what you do.
You can see you've got a fantastic bond
and relationship with these beautiful dogs.
Thank you very much.
It was really very well done.
I loved the performance.
I loved the dogs. I love your jacket.
Something for me, the jacket.
Well, I just hope that if you come back
and you happen to win the money,
you can buy your husband a jacket like that too.
(LAUGHTER)
Can we ask at this point, what's your husband's name?
It's Glen.
For me, Glen stole the show.
(LAUGHTER)
He's sexy, he's cool, he's happening.
That was wonderful.
It was really joyous.
Everyone is going to be charmed by that.
They are beautiful, beautiful dogs.
You've got the sex appeal with Glen.
This act has everything.
So let me kick this off with a big, fat yes.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
And a big fat yes from me too.
It's a yes from me.
You've got five dogs, you've got four yeses, guys.
Yes!
# It's a kind of magic...
# Yeah!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Treats for everyone.
Macca's.
Yeah!
You are a riot.
You blew the roof off of this place.
I want more, more, more.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
That's most terrified I have ever been.
Oh, my God.
What's the secret to your successful marriage?
Well, we're gonna show you.
Uh-oh.
Do not try that at home.
("FLOWER DUET" BY DELIBES PLAYS)
I am probably baritone. Yes.
I'm a soprano so I'm like...
# Up here ahh... #
Like up there.
I'm Katrina. I'm 24 years old and I'm a singer.
I feel like I have a quite unique voice
and I feel like people are going to be surprised.
(SINGS "O MIO BABBINO CARO" BY PUCCINI)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Wow.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I think it's brilliant seeing young people doing this style of music,
bringing it to a new audience.
It was gorgeous.
I was really focused on everything you were singing.
Thank you.
You are super likeable.
Really beautiful voice.
A very big yes from me.
Thank you.
I think you worked really hard and deserve four yeses.
It's a yes from me. You are through to the next round.
Congratulations.
ALESHA: How good is a bit of opera?
I'm Lindsey Williams.
I'm 36 years old, classically-trained violinist.
I've been playing since second grade.
I'm Nick Williams.
I started singing opera when I was ten years old.
Nick and I met through a love of classical music
and that was our love language
and that's what connected us to each other.
We wanted two are style of music very unique
that speaks to how we are as people.
Being married nine years
and being able to perform together is really wonderful.
Sometimes you quarrel, sometimes you kind of want to kill each other.
(APPLAUSE)
Hello, hello, hello.
Hi.
Welcome to the show, guys.
Thank you. My name is Nick Williams.
And I'm Lindsey Williams.
And what's your relationship?
We are married.
We are husband and wife for...
BOTH: ..Nine years.
Oh, beautiful.
What's the secret to your successful marriage?
Well, we're gonna show you.
Oh.
(LAUGHTER)
You make sweet, beautiful music together?
Right on. Yes.
Do you think you can win?
Sure.
We'd like to try.
OK, we'd love to see you try. The stage is yours.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
All right.
(APPLAUSE)
(SINGS "O SOLE MIO" IN ITALIAN)
(HOLDS FALSETTO NOTE)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Whoo!
(SINGING STOPS)
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
(SINGING RESTARTS)
(LAUGHTER)
(LAUGHS)
(LAUGHTER)
(GASPING)
Ugh!
(APPLAUSE)
(SINGING CONTINUES)
Uh-oh.
(GASPING)
Oh! (SCREAMING)
Oh!
No!
(HOLDS FALSETTO NOTE)
(AUDIENCE SCREAMS)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Do not try that at home.
Oh, my goodness.
What a lovely surprise that was.
I appreciate that. Thank you.
I've never seen anything like that before
which is always what we are looking for and this is just so funny
and dangerous and brilliant.
Loved it. Shane?
Quite often when I sing at home,
my wife throws knives at me but it's very different.
(LAUGHTER)
I think it's fantastic.
I don't know what to make of it but I love it.
(LAUGHS)
Thank you.
I thought that was a great audition
and a great act and I certainly haven't seen anything like that.
Has one of those knives ever hit you?
Yes.
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
Let's just say that could have been a really bad situation
but everything was OK.
Don't do this act after you've just had an argument, I'd say.
We've got to vote.
Let me kick this off with a gigantic yes.
Thank you.
(APPLAUSE)
And it's a yes from me. Thank you.
Thanks.
I'm saying yes.
Thank you.
Awesome.
Better sharpen your knives. You're coming back.
You just got four yeses. We'll see you in the next round.
Oh, my God. Thank you.
Yeah! Whoo!
They are so cute.
They are so cool.
# Let's go girls...
I'm Ileana Kyas.
I'm 34 years old.
I'm from Brazil and I am a summer dancer.
To do my performance, here in Australia, I prepared a surprise.
(SCREAMING)
Ow!
Oh!
When I was a little girl, my uncle used to pick me up by my hair.
It was like a party trick and I loved it.
This could have been me.
Honestly, I have never seen this done before.
Gives you a facelift, does it?
Best facelift ever!
This is natural lifting.
You just got four yeses.
Wow, thank you!
# The best thing about being a woman
# Is the prerogative to have a little fun... #
Hi, my name is Kilaney Spink.
I'm 18 years old and I'm from the Gold Coast.
# I was standing
# You were there
# Two worlds collided
# And they could never, ever tear us apart... #
Singing whilst hanging upside down
doing what you just did is next level.
We are looking for something that we've never seen before.
Well, you just did that.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
# Man, I feel like a woman... #
My name is Olivia Barker.
I'm 18 years old and I'll be performing a contortion act.
(AUDIENCE SCREAMS)
Ooh.
(AUDIENCE SCREAMS)
Ugh.
No way.
(AUDIENCE SCREAMS)
(HEARTBEAT)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Wow, wow, wow.
This is what it's all about.
You're the poster girl for AGT.
That was amazing.
Yeah, that was so good. These women are killing it.
# Feel like a woman. #
It's kind of nervous.
Hi, everyone. My name is He.
I'm 32.
I'm an office worker and I'm from Sydney.
I work in the Egg Company.
Most of my work is admin and interpersonal communication.
Yeah, I'm kind of boring.
Hmm.
I was born and raised in China.
I moved to Australia three years ago.
My hometown is really small.
So it's like a really far away from everywhere.
All my family, they are all back in China.
One of the biggest hurdles for me is
to convince them I would be able to survive in Australia.
Yes.
You can do this.
Australia's Got Talent is really famous in China.
When I called my parents, told them that I would be on AGT...
(SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE)
..my mum's first response, "What talent do you have?"
And I was like, oh, she's right.
Today, I'm going to do something that really empowers me.
I bump into this act in an accident.
I was in a library. They offered a free workshop.
You know, I'm very cheap so I love everything free.
The aim is to be professional
at what I do and make a living out of it.
Yeah, and make my parents proud hopefully.
But they don't understand anything I do.
Yeah.
They are ready for you. Are you ready?
Yes.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Hello.
Hi. What's your name?
My name is Hu.
Hu? Yes.
And how old are you?
I'm 32 years old.
32?
And what are you going to be doing for us this evening?
I'm doing stand-up.
Stand-up comedy.
OK.
Have you performed on a stage of this size before?
Not really.
Never...
in front of David.
How does that make you feel?
Are you a bit nervous?
Very nervous.
Don't be nervous. Big softy.
Big fan.
Oh, thank you.
Love 'Little Britain'.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
It's a yes from me!
All right, well, take a deep breath.
Mm-hmm.
Whenever you're ready.
Should I start?
Yeah.
When you're ready.
(APPLAUSE)
Hello, everyone.
My name is He.
It spelt as H-E.
And that's it.
(LAUGHTER)
Yes, it is my name.
It is not my pronoun.
(LAUGHTER)
People get confused all the time.
The other day, I was drinking in a pub. This cute bloke came up to me.
He said, "Yo, what's your name?" I said my name is "Huh-h-h!"
He was like, "Huh?"
I said, "He, H-E, sir."
And he said, "Nice to meet you, Ho".
He... (LAUGHS)
I was like, "What?! Excuse me. I am not a ho."
You know, that's my cousin.
(LAUGHTER)
Yeah, she is Ho.
Her mum is a Ho.
And her dad is a Ho too.
Those Ho's are loyal though.
Yeah.
As you can tell from my outfit, I was made in China.
Yes.
Look, guys, I'm really sorry for the COVID.
(LAUGHTER)
Yeah.
I'm sorry for it but I didn't do it.
I was here the whole time.
I know!
Oh, thank you.
Last year, I was roaming around the city
and this guy just yelled at me, he was like, "Yo, go back to China."
I was like, "Sir, there's no flights."
(LAUGHTER)
I left China about three years ago because I feel pathetic.
AUDIENCE: Aww.
Yes, people are really judgemental.
If you're like me, over the age of 27,
not dating or not married, in China, you'll be called 'leftover ladies'.
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
I know, ladies. It is brutal!
But I love leftovers.
Come on. Who doesn't love Chinese leftovers?
(APPLAUSE)
Yeah!
They're the best.
I know, thank you.
We are yummy and cheap.
That is my Tinder bio.
Chinese leftover - yummy.
Just take me home and eat me.
(LAUGHTER)
I know.
Yes.
My parents are the ones who always pushed me to get married.
I remember my 30th birthday, my dad just told me, he was like,
"He... Can you lower your standards?
"And get a husband?"
I was like, "What, dad? I don't have any standards."
"Just like my mum."
Whoo-hoo.
Yup, I know.
Yeah.
Yeah. I...
I don't understand why people want to get married.
Almost all of my married friends are miserable.
The other day I was chatting with a friend.
She was complaining , "I wish I hadn't married."
"All the BS from my in-laws,
"my husband is lazy, my kid is a failure."
I was like, "What the heck, mum?!"
(LAUGHTER)
"Are you serious?"
No wonder I'm not married.
That's my time.
Thank you guys so much.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Thank you.
Thank you, guys.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Whoo.
Thank you so much.
Thank you guys so much.
Well, it couldn't have gone any better, could it?
I know. What were you so nervous about?
Every gag was a zinger.
They all felt so original as well
'cause you've got such an interesting point of view
and all the jokes come from you, don't they?
You know what I mean?
They are not just gags that any comedian could say.
Wow, that means a lot.
One of the funniest comedians we've had on this show.
Oh, my God. Thank you so much.
Yay.
I just loved hearing you poke fun at yourself.
I really warm to that kind of comedy.
Thank you so much.
I don't know what you were worried about. You were great.
Thank you so much. Oh, my God.
You are a riot.
You blew the roof off of this place.
Oh, my God. Thank you so much.
Every joke was amazing.
Female comedian smashing it on that stage.
I want more, more, more.
Absolutely brilliant.
Thank you.
I love you.
Thank you.
This is a pretty big comedy club to make laugh.
There's over 1,000 people sitting behind us.
I could hear the crew laughing.
That's a mighty effort. Well done. That was great.
Thanks a lot.
I'm going to follow you from now on.
Thank you.
So let's vote.
It would be cruel now if you didn't get through, wouldn't it?
(LAUGHS) Yes.
So let me kick this off with a yes.
Ooh.
And it's a yes from me.
Massive yes from me.
Can't wait to see you back on that stage. It's a yes from me.
Thank you so much.
See you in the next round.
Thank you guys.
Thank you.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
She was brilliant.
She was amazing. Amazing.
Hilarious. Everything was hilarious.
Standing ovation. The judges loved it.
David loved it!
Oh, my God. David.
I could never imagine he loves it.
KATE: I just want to have my mind blown.
I've worked on 'Got Talent' for ten years
and that's most terrified I have ever been.
(SCREAMING)
I just want to impress you guys and make the indigenous people proud.
OK.
OK, stop the music.
Keep going. Keep going.
You got emotional.
It makes you human.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(APPLAUSE)
My name is Florin de Lang.
And I'm a martial arts expert from Brisbane.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(BUZZING)
AUDIENCE: Ohh.
(BUZZING)
Ohh.
Was something else going to happen?
I guess we'll never know.
OK, I guess we'll never know.
It was a skill, not an act.
Exactly.
Hello.
Hello, everyone.
My name is Ping Xin Ye.
One of my dreams standing here is to do some of my nunchuck performance.
I don't think anything will go wrong tonight
because I've been doing it for many years.
We don't know what you're going to do.
I imagine it's something dangerous.
Yes.
Ya, ya.
(BUZZING)
I sort of wanted something else.
Some real danger.
Probably a perfectly good cucumber as well.
No worries.
I am Jagdeep Singh.
I'm Kanwaljit Singh.
I am Jasmir Singh.
I am Gurinder Singh.
We are from Bir Khalsa Group from India.
So tell me what you guys are doing today.
We are going to do one of the most dangerous acts today.
Very dangerous. You guys have been doing it for a long time.
You're highly trained.
My fingers are crossed.
For all of you.
I want to get you all back in one piece, all right?
Good luck.
On you go.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Hello.
Hi.
Ooh.
Oh, wowee.
Wow.
You're a big boy, aren't you?
(LAUGHTER)
What is the name of your group?
The name of the group is Bir Khalsa Group.
Today, we are performing the Sikh Martial Warrior Act.
Wonderful.
Where have you guys come from?
We are from the northern part of India.
And what's the name of the big boy behind you?
(LAUGHTER)
The name of the big boy is Jagdeep Singh
and he is the tallest policeman and Sikh in the world.
How tall are you?
I'm 7'6".
Seven foot six?
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
Can I ask, when he was announced as a policeman, in India,
did crime stop overnight?
(LAUGHTER)
Just stop?
We are intrigued what you're going to do.
Is this a dangerous act?
I request don't try this at home.
I would like to request the judge,
Mr David to come to the stage
to check the authenticity of the material because
we are having glass and salt so that everything should be perfect.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
He loves going on stage.
He absolutely loves it.
Hello, big boy.
Very nice to meet you.
How are you? Come here.
AUDIENCE: Aww.
Yeah?
Are you good? Are you happy?
Yeah, happy.
Thank you for coming.
Are you ready? Yeah.
SHANE: Let him go, David.
(LAUGHTER)
Alright, come on. What's this?
This is glass. You can check.
That's glass in there?
This is a light.
This is a baseball bat with barbed wire around it.
AUDIENCE: Ooh!
To make it more dangerous and challenging,
David can choose either salt on the eyes...
No!
Or broken glass or both.
This is your decision.
Well...
I don't understand - salt or glass on your eyes?
Yes, yes.
All my life, I've liked a bit of both so I will go both.
Both, please.
OK, this is very dangerous.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
He seemed nice enough, didn't he?
OK, so we have two people smashing glass in a box.
We have one person on the floor surrounded by coconuts
and watermelons.
Someone with a huge sword and baseball bat about to do...
I don't know what.
(ROARS)
Why can't they just be blindfolded?
Why do they have to have the salt and...
I really don't understand what the glass and salt is.
No, no, no.
(AUDIENCE SCREAMS)
I actually feel sick.
Oh, my God.
My eyes are watering.
He is blindfolded and walking around the stage with a baseball bat.
(SHOUTING)
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No!
Oh!
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
No, I don't like it. I don't like it.
I don't like it!
(AUDIENCE SHOUTS)
He's blindfolded with the swords.
Aah!
Oh, my God.
(AUDIENCE SHOUTS)
OK, so now blindfold guy, huge thing...
(SCREAMING)
Aah!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
You are very naughty boys and you must never do that again.
But it was impressive.
We were all incredibly entertained, weren't we?
I think we were going to roll off
the back of the stage on our chairs here at one moment with fear.
We were worried about your coconuts, big boy.
We were worried about them.
I got to be honest with you.
I've worked on 'Got Talent' for ten years
and that was the most terrified I have ever been.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
I have a feeling, once I've spoken, if you go through to the next round,
and someone dies, I could become an accomplice to the crime.
So I'm going to start by saying it's not a no.
Do you know what that means?
I need you to say it. It's a...
Yes.
It's a yes. It's that word. Yes. It's that word.
OK. It's not a no from me.
It's a...
Yes.
Thank you very much.
It's not a no from me, it's a...
Thank you very much. Thank you very much.
Guys, it was incredible.
You have four, not nos. Well done.
Thank you very much.
One, two, three...
(WAR CRY)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Thank you very much.
Thank you, guys.
You are all alive.
I've never been happier to see anyone in my whole life.
I name is Breanna Lee. I'm 16 years old.
I'm a singer from Melbourne.
I'm auditioning on 'Australia's Got Talent' to showcase my singing.
I'm not a very good talker
So singing helps me with expressing my emotions and feelings.
This one I'm going to be singing is 'True Colours'
by Cyndi Lauper and I'm adding my own Wemba Wemba language into it.
By singing on 'Australia's Got Talent',
I want to show other indigenous kids
that they can put their culture into language
and make their elders proud.
Have you always been a singer?
Since you were a little kid, have you been...
(SINGS SCALE)
Yeah, I think so.
Since about five years old, she's been singing.
Really?
Performing on 'Australia's Got Talent' means everything to me.
And I'm really excited but I'm super nervous.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Right, good luck.
Go get 'em.
Hi.
Welcome to Australia's got talent.
Hello.
And what's your name?
My name is Breanna.
Breanna and how old are you, Breanna?
I'm 16 years old.
How are you feeling?
Kind of freaking out right now.
Yeah.
So have you got people here with you today?
Yeah, I've got my brother and my dad.
And what is it about today that's making you feel nervous?
I just want to impress you guys and the crowd.
Oh, my goodness.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I first realised I could do my talent
when I was singing in primary school
in a talent show and the teachers complimented me which I loved.
Breanna came into our life when she was five weeks old.
My wife and I were doing respite and fostering indigenous kids
and the first time I've seen Breanna, she smiled straight away.
It was love at first sight, yeah.
Tonight's performance means a lot 'cause she's done a lot of hard work
and we are all behind her and hopefully, yeah, everyone can see.
Do you have some kind of ultimate dream?
Probably to have my own concerts
and make the indigenous people proud.
Yeah.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Are you ready to go?
Yup.
ALESHA: Enjoy.
Yeah.
Go, Breanna.
Whoo-hoo.
Whenever you're ready.
("TRUE COLOURS" INTRO BY CYNDI LAUPER)
# You with the sad eyes
# Don't be discouraged though I realise it's
# Hard to take courage
# In a world full of people
# You can lose sight of it all
# And the darkness inside you can make you feel so small
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Keep going, keep going!
(WHIMPERS)
OK, OK.
OK, stop the music.
(SNIFFS)
(SOBS)
It couldn't have been going any better.
That's all I can say. It was perfect.
It's OK, it's OK, it's OK, it's OK.
It's OK, it's OK, it's OK.
Do you want to take a moment?
Take a minute? It's OK.
It's all right. You can take a minute.
It's OK. We've got all the time in the world, all right?
It's OK. It's OK.
Hey, darling.
I thought I was messing up.
No, you didn't. You didn't. You didn't.
You didn't mess this up at all.
You did an amazing job. Everybody out there absolutely adores you.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Hear that? Listen to that.
It was wonderful. It was beautiful.
We would love to hear it again if you feel up to it.
Would you like to?
Yeah?
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
You know, nerves are a good thing sometimes.
They show how much you care. We are all on your side.
We are your friends.
OK?
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Let's go. Come on, let's go.
("TRUE COLORS" INTRO BY CYNDI LAUPER)
# You with the sad eyes
# Don't be discouraged though I realise it's
# Hard to take courage
# In a world full of people
# You can lose sight of it all
# And the darkness inside you can make you feel so small
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# And I see...
(SINGS IN WEMBA WEMBA)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# And that's why I love you
# So don't be afraid
# To let them show
(SINGS IN WEMBA WEMBA)
# And I see your true colours
# And that's why I love you
# So don't be afraid
# To let them show
(SINGS IN WEMBA WEMBA)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Golden buzzer!
AUDIENCE: Golden buzzer! Golden buzzer!
Golden buzzer! Golden buzzer!
Golden buzzer!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Oh, my God.
You're all right.
You're so brave.
It was such a beautiful performance.
Thank you so much.
I was so impressed by the way you got back on that horse.
It was incredible.
Yes.
Let's hear it for Breanna one more time.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Don't worry. We don't like singing.
Oh, my goodness.
Congratulations.
I was just so moved.
Not just by your performance but you too.
How brave you were.
We've all been there.
At 16 years old.
That's incredible just to come on that stage
and have the courage to stand there and then it all got overwhelming.
Not because it wasn't going well
because it was actually going brilliantly.
But you got emotional. It makes you human.
It makes us love you even more
and it was a beautiful moment and you deserve that more than anybody.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Well done, Breanna. You're a star.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Well done, Breanna.
Thank you.
Congratulations.
Can't wait to see you in the semifinals.
Yes!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
She deserved it for her courage.
100%.
Oh, she was adorable, wasn't she?
You have a guaranteed spot to the semifinals.
We are gonna see you perform again.
Really cool. That was a great one.
Well done.
Especially with some indigenous lyrics as well.
That really makes it really, really special
really memorable and it gives it extra weight, doesn't it?
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