Episode 2
In the second episode of the 12th series of Britain's Got More Talent, host Stephen Mulhern continues his usual tricks, getting to know even more hilarious unseen contestants in his own unique way. As ever, it is these acts that make Britain's Got More Talent such compelling viewing. Stephen comes face-to-face with the unusual, the incredible, and the downright outrageous. Stephen asks the judges and acts the questions that no one else would dare to and plays games that no one else would!
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