Simon Cowell is set to change the rules for 'The X Factor' and 'Britain's Got Talent' next year.
The music mogul has decided to switch up the talent shows in an attempt to boost ratings after having a "light bulb moment" a couple of weeks ago.
Writing on Twitter today, he said: "Next year on our shows the rule change. I had a light bulb moment two weeks ago."
Next year on our shows the rules change. I had a light bulb moment two weeks ago.
— Simon Cowell (@SimonCowell) December 19, 2013
The 54-year-old star is remaining tight-lipped on his ideas and is yet to announce which of his programmes will be affected.
However, he is set to make a return to the UK version of 'The X Factor' after the show once again lost out to prime-time rival 'Strictly Come Dancing in the ratings war.
Irish judge Louis Walsh believes Cowell's return to his flagship UK show in 2014 will make the rest of the panel work much harder.
He previously said: "I think it will be good when Simon comes back next year because he always makes everyone work harder.
"He wants more, more, more. He wants more viewers, he wants a bigger production, he wants more talent. It's exciting."