Britain’s Got Talent
Like its American cousin, the British version of this show is similarly quite identical to the American one. As you may expect, this is an extremely diverse talent competition that exhibits nearly everything. Magicians, dancers, and acrobats are there. Everyone was brought into the crowd by a dog. In 2005, the winner was “Jules and Matisse.” It was actually manipulated! For this high-wire stunt, Matisse was too afraid, so the filmmakers replaced a dog that looked like him.
Britain’s Got Talent
Restaurant Stakeout
Restaurateur Willie Degel has installed cameras at a failed restaurant. He took these steps to figure out what the problem was. Employees that do not do their duties well, if any, are selected. He would then address them and reject them from their job, if necessary. It’s nearly completely a lie. The first-season restaurant owner confessed when questioned by the Food network that his employees had been examined before the show was filmed. It also encouraged customers to be loud and unpleasant.
Restaurant Stakeout
