First broadcast in 2007 and hosted by Ant & Dec, Britain’s Got Talent invites performers to impress a panel of judges with a place on the bill for the Royal Variety Performance up for grabs.
There’s also the matter of a serious cash prize - intially £100,000 before rising to £500,000 for a single year before dropping to its current level of a cool £250,000.
The judges for the current series are Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and KSI - with previous panel members including David Walliams, Michael McIntyre, Piers Morgan, David Hasselhoff and Bruno Tonioli.
We’ll soon know the latest winner, with all five semi-finals now completed and the live grand final set for this weekend, on Saturday, May 30.
So it’s the perfect back to look back on all the previous winners of the show.
Here are all 18 - starting with the first winner back in 2007.
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5. Series 5: Jai McDowall
Scottish singer Jai McDowall lifted the Britain's Got Talent title in 2011. After appearing at the Royal Variety Performance McDowall released his debut album 'Believe' on Simon Cowell's Syco record label - but he was dropped after the record flopped. | Getty Images for Dressed to Kilt
6. Series 6: Ashleigh and Pudsey
Dog trick act Ashleigh and Pudsey won a record £500,000 for winning the BGT title in 2012. The Border Collie/Bichon Frise/Chinese Crested cross charmed both the judges and the British public with their amazing routines. Good dog. | Getty Images
7. Series 7: Attraction
Hungarian shadow theatre group Attraction had already proved to be a hit after performing at the Olympic Oath Ceremony for the London 2012 Olympics. Less than a year later they won the seventh series of BGT and the new £250,000 cash prize. | ITVX
8. Season 8: Collabro
Musical theatre group Collabro won Britain's Got Talent in 2014 with their linup of Michael Auger, Jamie Lambert, Matthew Pagan, Thomas J. Redgrave and Richard Hadfield (who left the group in 2016). In 2022 they were voted the British public's favourite winners to date. Their debut album 'Stars' topped the UK charts. | Getty Images