Robo Dog Auditions for Britain’s Got Talent – Fans Unimpressed with Major Flaw
Robo Dog’s Audition:
BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans have branded the Robo Dog act “stupid” while pointing out a major flaw with its audition. The robotic grey dog was seen attempting an agility-style routine for judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli in the latest episode of BGT.
The Flaw in Robo Dog’s Performance:
Despite initially impressing with its routine to a Bee Gees and Pitbull medley, Robo Dog tried – and failed – to jump over a bar. It then crashed into another obstacle before falling over on its back. An unimpressed Alesha remarked: “Honestly, I just don’t know what to say anymore on this show. What a load of rubbish.”
No Talent in Robo Dog Act:
Many BGT fans were quick to point out a significant issue with the act, with some technical whizzes highlighting that similar robotic dogs are widely available to buy online. eBay currently has several Bionic Quadruped Robot Dogs, which are operated via remote control, listed for £2,000 plus.
Comparisons and Criticisms:
Viewers expressed disappointment with the act, questioning its originality and talent. Some compared it to Spot, a robotic dog made by technics company Boston Dynamics, branding it a “Boston Dynamics reject.” The act failed to meet expectations and left viewers underwhelmed.
Controversies in the Latest BGT Episode:
The Robo Dog act was not the only one facing criticism in the recent episode of Britain’s Got Talent. Viewers also slammed Amanda’s decision to give her Golden Buzzer to a Japanese man called Nabe, further fuelling the debate on fairness and recognition on the show. Denise Leigh and Stefan Andrusyschyn received praise but were not awarded the Golden Buzzer, sparking more controversy.
In conclusion, the Robo Dog act on Britain’s Got Talent received a mixed response from fans, with many pointing out its lack of originality and talent compared to readily available similar products. The flaws in the performance raised questions about the show’s standards and the judges’ decisions. As the competition progresses, viewers are eager to see more exceptional and genuine talent take the stage.
Britain’s Got Talent continues at 7.30pm, ITV1/ ITVX, Saturday May 18