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==Round Chart==
==Round Chart==



This is the list of the acts who passed through to the live rounds.
This is the list of the acts who passed through to the live rounds.

Italics indicate the act was a wild card.


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Revision as of 00:29, 5 September 2009

Template:Infobox reality music competition The fourth season of America's Got Talent, an American television reality show talent competition, premiered on the NBC network on June 23, 2009.

This season's host is Nick Cannon, who replaced Jerry Springer. Springer said he could not host due to other commitments.[1] All Season 3 judges returned for the fourth season, despite rumors that Sharon Osbourne would be leaving the show.[2]

This season started broadcasting live on August 4, 2009.

Preliminary Auditions

Main article: America's Got Talent (Season 4 Auditions)

This year, auditions were held in New York City, Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and Seattle/Tacoma. Auditions were also held in Boston, Atlanta, and Washington, D.C. but not televised. A total of 160 acts advanced to the Las Vegas Round.[3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]

Second Round

Las Vegas Week

Las Vegas Week aired on July 28, 2009 and July 29, 2009. Over the course of the two episodes, the over 160 acts that made it through the preliminary rounds were narrowed down to a Top 40 that made it through to the live performance rounds.

In the first episode of the "Las Vegas Verdicts", as Cannon referred to it, the episode started off with 25 of the 160 acts being eliminated right at the Las Vegas Airport. The remaining acts were then briefly shown enjoying the sights of Vegas, before the eliminations resumed. Acts were brought before the judges and informed of their fate. Three dance crews were given a challenge. All were given the same piece of music, and they were given 12 hours to prepare a routine to that music.[13][14]

In the second episode, the remainder of the Top 40 was revealed, and many more acts were eliminated. The three dance crews challenged in the previous episode were show in a montage performing their challenge performance.[15][16]

At the end of the second episode, Simon Cowell, executive producer of the show, called the judges on their flight back to Los Angeles, stating that he was unhappy with some of the eliminations the judges made. Cowell revealed that there was just "too much talent" eliminated, and that he felt that a number of these acts should be given another chance. As a result, 2 acts will be brought back as wildcards during each quarterfinal round.

First Cut

Acts that were eliminated at the Las Vegas Airport include:

  • Tallan Noble Latz
    • Preliminaries, Episode 7: 9 year old electric guitarist[9]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated.
  • Nathan Burton
    • Preliminaries, Episode 7: Magician, he also appeared in season one[9]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated.
  • Ciana Pelekai
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: 8 year old singer, sang "At Last".[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated.
  • Alex Wesley
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: 53 year old dancer.
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Elminated.

Part One Cuts

Acts that were cut in the first episode of the Las Vegas Verdict included:

  • Joseph Constantine
    • Preliminaries, Episode 4: Magician[6]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated.
  • The Spiritual Harmonizers
    • Preliminaries, Episode 7: Close harmony singing group of Post Office workers.[9]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated.
  • Fuchsia FoXXX
    • Preliminaries, Episode 4: Belly dancer[6]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated.
  • The Hurricane Tricksters
    • Preliminaries, Episode 4: Trickers[6]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated.

Part Two Cuts

Acts that were cut in the second episode of the Las Vegas Verdict included:

  • Rashida Jolley
  • Christopher & Laura Camp
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: Whip act[10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated.[15]
  • The Flash
    • Preliminaries, Episode 9: Jugglers and acrobats.[11]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated.[15]
  • The Kalinins
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: Father and son acrobats.[10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated.[15]
  • Arthur Gulkarov
    • Preliminaries, Episode 7: Contortionist and dancer[9]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated.[15]
  • Destined 2 Be
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: Poppers, performed to "Shawty Get Loose" by Lil Mama.[10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Challenged by the judges. Given a new piece of music, they had 12 hours to come up with a performance to that music.[13]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated.[15]

Unknown Cut

Acts that were eliminated at an unknown stage of Las Vegas week.

  • Unexpected Step Team
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Step team[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Anointed S
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Vocal percussion[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Black Fire Percussion
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Drumline[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • NYC Gay Men's Chorus
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Singers[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Brad Byers
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Carnival sideshow style performer, put a fishing hook and a drill through his nose[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Urban Nation Hip-Hop Choir
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Show choir[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • The Jesse White Tumbling Team
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Acrobats[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Draconik
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Fire act[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Comic Bots
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: A band consisting of performers dressed in homemade robot costumes[4]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Although this act was shown as surviving the inital airport cut, they did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Tom Durnin
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: 52-year-old dancer and illusionist[4]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Joseph Harris
    • Preliminaries, Episode 3: Yo-yo performer[5]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • TJ & the Little Mamas
    • Preliminaries, Episode 5: 6 to 9 year old dancers, performed to a hip-hop version of "Dance to the Music"[7]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Miss Germany
    • Preliminaries, Episode 5: Fire act[7]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Janice Martin
    • Preliminaries, Episode 5: Singer, violinist, and aerialist[7]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • The Scott Brothers
    • Preliminaries, Episode 5: Cartoon-style poppers[7]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Iconic Crew
    • Preliminaries, Episode 5: Dance crew[7]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Live in Color
    • Preliminaries, Episode 6: Dance crew[8]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Anna Pipoyan
    • Preliminaries, Episode 6: Belly dancer, danced with a lit candelabra prop on her head[8]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Eclipse
    • Preliminaries, Episode 6: Rapper[8]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Timez 2
    • Preliminaries, Episode 6: Hip-hop singing twins, sang "Yeah!" by Usher.[8]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Simon Chaban
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: Fire dancer[10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Louis Bar & Laura Cantu
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: Tango dancers[10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Encore
    • Preliminaries, Episode 9: Dance crew[11]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Alycia Cooper
    • Preliminaries, Episode 9: Standup comic[11]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • N2UN
    • Preliminaries, Episode 9: Violinist/pianist duo.[11]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • Koshka Raenelle
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Singer, sang "Natural Woman" by Aretha Franklin.[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.
  • E3
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Dancing trio.
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Not shown, but did not make the Top 40, so presumed eliminated by the judges.

Quarterfinals

The quarterfinals began on August 4, 2009. Twelve acts (ten of the original Top 40, plus two wildcards) will perform each week. A two hour performance episode each Tuesday will be followed by a one hour results show the following day, where five of the twelve acts from the previous night will remain in the competition. When an act gets buzzed by all three judges, they must stop, unlike in the previous seasons, where at this stage acts were allowed to continue despite being buzzed by all judges. A large X appears on the screen on stage, indicating the act has been struck out by the judges. Viewers can still vote for the buzzed act. The judges' choice, however, remains, as the judges get to decide whether the contestant who placed either in fifth or sixth place gets to advance to the next round.

Week 1

The performance episode aired on August 4, 2009, 2 hours.[17][18]

The results episode aired on August 5, 2009, 1 hour. It included performances by Terry Fator and Mariah Carey.[19][20]

Acts that were eliminated:

  • BreakSk8
    • General: Breakdancing on roller skates.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Performed to "Low" by Flo Rida.[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Challenged by the judges. Given a new piece of music, they had 12 hours to come up with a performance to that music.[13]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Performed to "Smooth Criminal" by Michael Jackson.[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Eliminated.[19]
  • Thia Megia
    • General: 14 year old singer
    • Preliminaries, Episode 3: Sang "I Am Changing" from Dreamgirls[5]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through. [13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Sang "The Climb" by Miley Cyrus[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Eliminated in the judges' choice, was voted in by Morgan.[19]
  • The Platt Brothers
    • General: Pantomimers, dancers, and acrobats.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 7: [9]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Performed to a medley of music of wildly differing styles. They were criticized by the judges for doing too many different things, and making it hard to know just what the core act was. The judges suggested that they focus on the physical acrobatics.[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Eliminated.[19]
  • The Diva League
    • General: Drag queen dancers.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 3: Drag queen dancers[5]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated, but then brought back as a Wild Card act.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Performed a vampire themed act to "Disturbia" by Rihanna. Buzzed by Morgan.[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Re-Eliminated.[19]
  • Manuela Horn
    • General: Yodeling dominatrix
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: [4]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Sang her own version of Don't Cha by The Pussycat Dolls. Buzzed by all three judges, and heavily criticized for not yodeling in the dominatrix outfit.[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Eliminated.[19]
  • Lake Houston Performing Arts Center
    • General: Youth dance group.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 4: Performed to "Shake Your Groove Thing" by Peaches & Herb in orange afro wigs[6]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated, but then brought back as a Wild Card act.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Performed a slumber party themed dance to "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" as covered by Miley Cyrus. The act ended with a massive pillow fight that scattered feathers all over the stage. Osbourne commented that there were so many performers, she did not know where to watch. The judges also commented that this performance had too many props, limiting the room in which the large numbers of performers could perform.[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Re-Eliminated.[19]


Italics indicate the act was a wild card. Order indicates when the act performed during the performance episode.

Elimination Table, Week 1

Italics indicate the act was a wild card. Order indicates when the act performed during the performance episode.

Key X Buzzed out ✔ Judges' choice   Advanced to the semifinal.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Won the judges' vote.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Lost the judges' vote.
Order Performer Act Description Buzzes and judges' choices
Hasselhoff Osbourne Morgan
1
BreakSk8 Rollerskate Dancers
2 Thia Megia Singer ✔
3 The Platt Brothers Pantomimers, Acrobats, and Dancers
4 The Diva League Drag Queens X
5 Manuela Horn Yodeling Dominatrix, Singer/Performer X X X
6 Grandma Lee Standup Comedian
7 Mosaic Acapella Singers
8 Acrodunk Acrobatic Basketball Dunkers
9 Arcadian Broad Dancer ✔ ✔
10 Drew Thomas Magic Magic Act
11 Kevin Skinner Singer
12 Lake Houston Performing Arts Center Dance Group

Week 2

The performance episode aired on August 11, 2009, 2 hours.[21][22]

The results episode aired on August 12, 2009, 1 hour. It included performances from LMFAO and Penn and Teller.[23][24]

Acts that were eliminated :

  • Charles DeWayne
    • General: Singer and pianist.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 9: Performed "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" by Stevie Wonder.[11]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): Performed "Just the Two of Us".[21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Eliminated in the judges' choice. Morgan stated before Osbourne gave her vote, "If Charles DeWayne does not go through tonight, it will be the biggest scandal in the history of America's Got Talent".[23]
  • SQ Entertainment
    • General: Family hip-hop dance troop. They also appeared on season three.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Performance shown in a montage.[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated, but then brought back as a Wild Card act.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): Performed to Move (If You Wanna) by Mims. [21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Eliminated. [23]
  • Pete Peterkin
    • General: Impressionist
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Billing himself as the "Rock and Roll President", he did Barack Obama and James Brown, and short bits of several other impressions.[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): After an introduction as Obama, sang "Georgia On My Mind" as Obama doing an impression of Jamie Foxx in Foxx's impression of Ray Charles.[21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Eliminated. [23]
  • Alizma
    • General: A violin and singing trio of identical triplets
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: Performed "The Devil Went Down to Georgia".[4]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): Sang "Natural Woman" by Aretha Franklin. Buzzed by all three judges, who complained that they had added clothing and dancing that made them seem like strippers and that they sang when they should have focused on their violins . [21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Eliminated. [23]
  • Beale Street Flippers
    • General: Flippers/acrobats.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Performance shown in a montage.[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated, but then brought back as a Wild Card act.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): Performed to 'In The Ayer' by Flo Rida. Criticized for lack of variety. Buzzed by Morgan.[21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Eliminated.[23]


Elimination Table, Week 2

Key X Buzzed out ✔ Judges' choice   Advanced to the semifinal.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Won the judges' vote.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Lost the judges' vote.

Italics indicate the act was a wild card. Order indicates when the act performed during the performance episode.

Order Performer Act Description Buzzes and judges' choices
Hasselhoff Osbourne Morgan
1 Fab Five Clogging sisters
2 Charles DeWayne Singer ✔
3 Carol Loo Dancer X
4 Tony Hoard & Rory Dog trainer/frisbee catching dog ✔ ✔ X
5 Eleisha Miller Singer/dancer X
6 Paradizo Dance Acrobatic dance
7 Texas Tenors Country/classical singers
8 SQ Entertainment Dancers
9 Pete Peterkin Obama/Jamie Foxx/Ray Charles impression X[note 1]
10 Alizma Singers/violinists X X X
11 Beale Street Flippers Flippers X
12 Voices of Glory Barbershop singers

Footnotes

  1. ^ Morgan jokingly buzzed the act after the performance.

Week 3

The performance episode aired on August 18, 2009, 2 hours.[25][26]

The results episode aired August 19, 2009, 1 hour. It included performances from Ashley Tisdale and Daughtry.[27][28]

Acts that were eliminated include:

  • Marcus Terrell and the Serenades
    • General: Singer
    • Preliminaries, Episode 9: Sang "Hit the Road Jack" by Ray Charles.[11]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Auditioned with The Serenades. Passed through as a solo singer, at the suggestion of one of the Serenades.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Performed "Mercy" by Duffy, with a new group of Serenades.[25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Eliminated.[27]
  • Pixie Mystère
    • General: Preteen gymnastic/dance troupe
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: [10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Performed an Old Hollywood themed dance number to Barry Manilow's Dancin Fool.[25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Lost the judges vote.[27]
  • Jay Mattioli
    • General: Illusionist.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 3: Wrapped a cloth around the microphone, and then made it float around the stage. He then climbed into a box, and appeared to get crushed, only to climb out once the box was restored.[5]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated, but brought back as a wildcard.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Performed illusions that included putting a flag onto his vest behind a different flag, and making a dog appear out of thin air.Osbourne and Morgan strongly critizised him, claiming the tricks were boring and chilched. .[25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Eliminated.[27]
  • U4ria Crew
    • General: Dance crew
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Performed to Master mix of "When I Grow Up" by the Pussycat Dolls.[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Challenged by the judges. Given a new piece of music, they had 12 hours to come up with a performance to that music.[13]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Eliminated,but brought back as a widcard.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Performed to "Don't Stop the Music". [25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Eliminated.[27]
  • David Johnson
    • General: Singer/Songwriter/Comedian
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Wrote and performed a song about David Hasselhoff.[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Wrote and performed a song about the Golden Girls. Buzzed out by all three judges.[25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Eliminated.[27]
  • G Force
    • General: Rock band consisting of three young girls
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: Performed "So What" by Pink.[4]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Performed "Hot N Cold" by Katy Perry. Though the drummer was praised, the vocals were criticized.[25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Eliminated.[27]

Acts that passed through to the next round:

  • Jeffery Ou
    • General: Pianist
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: [12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Performed an excerpt from Pachelbel's Canon in D, followed by "Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting" by Elton John. A dancer tripped over his piano's microphone cord early in the latter song, rendering it inaudible, so voters were asked to judge based only on the first half of the performance.[25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Passed through. After he was passed through and BRI was eliminated, all three judges were notably shocked.[27]
  • Mario & Jenny
    • General: Juggler. Billed themselves as "Sexy and Dangerous"
    • Preliminaries, Episode 5: Chainsaw juggling[7]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Juggled burning electric guitars and a giant flaming cube. [25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Passed through.[27]
  • Lawrence Beamen
    • General: Bass singer
    • Preliminaries, Episode 5: Sang "Old Man River"[7]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 performance): Sang "You Are So Beautiful." [25]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 3 results): Passed through.[27]


Elimination Table, Week 3

Key X Buzzed out ✔ Judges' choice   Advanced to the semifinal.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Won the judges' vote.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Lost the judges' vote.

Italics indicate the act was a wild card. Order indicates when the act performed during the performance episode.

Order Performer Act Description Buzzes and judges' choices
Hasselhoff Osbourne Morgan
1 FootworKINGz Dancers ✔ ✔ ✔
2 Marcus Terrell and the Serenades Singing Group
3 Pixie Mystère Contortionists/Acrobats/Dancers
4 Jay Mattioli Magician and Illusionist X X
5 BRI Teen singer and pianist
6 U4ria Dance Crew Dance Group
7 David Johnson Comedian and Singer X X X
8 Hairo Torres Contortionist and Breakdancer
9 G Force Girl Rock Band X
10 Jeffery Ou Pianist
11 Mario & Jenny Jugglers
12 Lawrence Beamen Bass Singer

Week 4

The performance episode aired on August 25, 2009, lasting 2 hours.[29][30]

The results episode aired on August 26, 2009, lasting 1 hour. It included a performance from Reba McEntire.[31][32]

The Acts that were eliminated include:

  • "Coney Island Chris" Allison
    • General: Physical Comedian
    • Preliminaries, Episode 3: Appeared to eat a light bulb[5]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 performance): Played with fire, including lighting his buttocks. Buzzed by all three judges.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 results): Eliminated
  • African High Flyers
    • General: Acrobats
    • Preliminaries, Episode 7: [9]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 performance): Performed to I Like To Move It.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 results): Eliminated
  • Anthony Morigerato & Matt Lucas
    • General: Duo of a singer/guitarist and a tap dancer
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: [10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 performance): Performed "Freedom."
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 results): Eliminated
  • Mia Boostrom
    • General: Singer. She also appeared on season three.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 8: Sang "Georgia on My Mind".[10]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 performance): Sang "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 results): Judges choice.Eliminated in favour of Eric and Rickie.
  • The Lollipop Girls
    • General: Burlesque dancers.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Performance shown in a montage.[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Eliminated, but then brought back as a Wild Card act.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 performance): Performed to "Big Spender" by Peggy Lee.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 results): Eliminated

Acts that Moved on Include:

  • Recycled Percussion
    • General: Percussion group
    • Preliminaries, Episode 10: Performance shown in montage only.[12]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 performance): Performed to "Ballroom Blitz."
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 results): Passed Through
  • Erik & Rickie
    • General: 8- and 9-year-old Ballroom Dance couple
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: Performed to "Proud Mary"[4]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 performance): Performed a Spanish-themed dance.
    • Quarterfinals (Week 4 results): Judges Choice. Passed Through over Mia Bostroom

Elimination Table, Week 4

Key X Buzzed out ✔ Judges' choice   Advanced to the semifinal.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Won the judges' vote.   Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Lost the judges' vote.

Italics indicate the act was a wild card. Order indicates when the act performed during the performance episode.

Order Performer Act Description Buzzes and judges' choices
Hasselhoff Osbourne Morgan
1 Ishaara Bollywood Dancers
2 Bárbara Padilla Singer
3 Pam Martin's Top Dogs Trainer with Dancing Dogs
4 African High Flyers Acrobats X
5 Mia Boostrom Singer ✔
6 Erik & Rickie Dance Couple ✔ ✔
7 Coney Island Chris Allison Physical Comedian X X X
8 Anthony Morigerato & Matt Lucas Guitarist and Tap Dancer X
9 The Lollipop Girls Burlesque Dancers
10 Drew Stevyns Singer
11 Recycled Percussion Percussion Act
12 EriAm Sisters Sister Singing Trio

Top 20

The Semifinals are scheduled to begin on September 1, 2009. The process on stage is identical to that of the Quarterfinals, except there are no longer any new wild card acts.

Round 1

The performance episode aired September 1, 2009, 2 hours.

The results episode aired September 2, 2009, 1 hour. It included a performance from Miss Piggy, Kermit the Frog, and David Hasselhoff singing "Feeling Good."

Acts that were eliminated include :

  • AcroDunk
    • General: Acrobatic basketball dunkers. They appeared in season one as well.
    • Preliminaries, Episode 6: Performed to "Boom Boom Pow" by the Black Eyed Peas.[8]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Performed to "Jump" by Flo Rida [17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Morgan insisted that they missed their last dunk, but on the results show (after making bets with Osbourne and Hasselhoff) the replay showed him wrong. Advanced to the finale.[19]
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Performance): Performed several stunts, with a climax wherein one member jumped through a flaming ring and shot into a flaming basket, despite two group members having sustained injuries during the rehearsal process.
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Results): Eliminated to the notable shock of the judges.
  • Arcadian Broad
    • General: 13-year-old dancer
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: Performed to "I'm Still Standing"[4] by Elton John
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Played the piano briefly, then danced to "Footloose" by Kenny Loggins. Criticized by Morgan for playing piano when his true talent was dancing. Osbourne disagreed and said that it was nice to see that he had other talent besides his dancing, although, she did state that she thought the piano playing did go on a little long and took up too much of the performance. [17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Advanced to the semifinals as the judges' choice, was voted in by Osbourne and Hasselhoff.[19]
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Performance): Performed a High School Musical themed dance. Morgan expressed that his technique was not enough for him to win the competition. He expressed that he didn't want to do High School Musical and that the producers gave him "a hand". Before he could finish explaining what the producers did to him, the judges cut him short. Host Nick Cannon explained a short time later that all contestants have a final say as to what they perform.
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Results): Eliminated.
  • Drew Thomas Magic
    • General: Illusionist
    • Preliminaries, Episode 2: Made three women appear out of a seemingly empty booth[4]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Performed a version of the transformation illusion, which transformed three young ladies into men in boxers, and had Thomas himself vanish from a raised box, only to re-appear behind the judges.[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Advanced to the semifinals.[19]
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Performance): Performed an illusion where three women hid behind a curtain, and when Drew revealed them, they had become dolls held by his daughter. Morgan commented that the act wasn't original and was too boring, but Osbourne praised the trick and Hasselhoff the performance.
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Results): Eliminated.
  • Tony Hoard & Rockin' Rory
    • General: Canine flying disc act
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Performed to "Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): Performed to "Move It Like This". Buzzed by Morgan. Hoard's timing on many of his throws was off, resulting in Rory missing many catches. Osbourne stated that she chose Tony and Rory over Charles DeWayne because this competition needed variety, not just a lot of great singers.[21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Passed through as the judges' choice. [23]
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Performance): Rory did not miss any Frisbees, and received praise from the judges. Tony Hoard also mentioned he had lost his job to perform.
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Results): Eliminated.
  • Paradizo Dance
    • General: Acrobatic dancers
    • Preliminaries, Episode 1: Performed to "No Air" by Jordin Sparks[3]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): Performed to "Halo" by Beyonce[21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Passed through.[23]
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Performance): Performed to "I'm a Believer" by Smash Mouth, an upbeat honeymoon-themed dance, despite a hand injury on the male partner. Morgan criticized them for leaving out their trademark move (the female partner lifting up the male partner).
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Results): Eliminated.

Acts that moved on include:

  • Grandma Lee
    • General: Standup comic
    • Preliminaries, Episode 6: [8]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 2): Passed through.[15]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 performance): Performed a stand-up act where she implied that she had spent the night with Morgan and Hasselhoff, and produced underwear that each had supposedly left behind. Praised by Morgan for having perfect comedic timing.[17]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 1 results): Advanced to the semifinals.[19]
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Performance): Performed a skit about marriage, making fun of her ex-husband and Kevin Skinner.
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Results): Advanced to finals.
  • The Fab Five
    • General: Clogging sisters
    • Preliminaries, Episode 3: Performed to "Loud" by Big & Rich[5]
    • Las Vegas Week (Part 1): Passed through.[13]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 performance): Performed to "Fire Burning" by Sean Kingston. [21]
    • Quarterfinals (Week 2 results): Passed through. [23]
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Performance): Performed to "Lose My Breath".
    • Semifinals (Week 1 Results): The judges refused to choose between Fab Five and Voices of Glory, so they passed through both acts.


Round 1 Elimination Table

Key X Buzzed out ✔ Judges' choice   Advanced to the finale.   Finished in either fourth or fifth place; Won the judges' vote.   Finished in either fourth or fifth place; Lost the judges' vote.
Order Performer Act Description Buzzes and judges' choices
Hasselhoff Osbourne Morgan
1
Acrodunk Basketball Dunkers
2 The Texas Tenors Singing Trio
3 Paradizo Dance Dancers
4 Drew Thomas Magic Magician X
5 Tony Hoard and Rory Dog Frisbee Act
6 The Voices of Glory Family Singers
7 The Fab Five Clogging Sisters
8 Grandma Lee Standup Comedian
9 Arcadian Broad Dancer
10 Kevin Skinner Singing Guitarist

Footnotes

  • The judges could not decide whether to pass through either The Voices of Glory or The Fab Five as the judges' choice, so as a result, both advanced to the finals.

Round Chart

This is the list of the acts who passed through to the live rounds.

Italics indicate the act was a wild card.

Key   Quarterfinalist   Semifinalist   Finalist   Runner-up   Winner
Name Member(s) Genre Act Hometown Qtr. Final Semi. Final Position Reached
Fab Five LaChere Vawdrey (35); Shaundalee Morgan (33); Ayrion Myers (31); Cambria Gibson (28); Veva Ahlstrom (24) Dancing Sister cloggers Morgan, Utah 2 1 TBA
Grandma Lee Lee Strong (75) Performing Stand-up comedienne Jacksonville, Florida 1 1 TBA
Kevin Skinner Kevin Skinner (35) Singing Country singer Mayfield, Kentucky 1 1 TBA
Texas Tenors Marcus Collins (34); JC Fisher (35); John Hagen (44) Singing Country/classical singers Houston, Texas 2 1 TBA
The Voices of Glory Michael Cole (16); Avery Cole (13); Nadia Cole (9) Singing Sibling singers Highland, New York 2 1 TBA
Acrodunk (Team Acrodunk) Jerry L. Burrell (45); Romale Daunte Crawford (23); Anthony Grant (27); Gregory T. Jerralds (25); Eddie Ray Johnson (24); Greg L. Mueller (32) Acrobatics Acrobatic basketball dunkers ("acrodunkers") Houston, Texas 1 1 Eliminated
Arcadian Broad Arcadian Broad (13) Dancing Dancer (and pianist) Orlando, Florida 1 1 Eliminated
Bárbara Padilla Bárbara Padilla (36) Singing Classical singer Houston,Texas (from Mexico) 4 2 TBA
Drew Thomas Magic (Drew Thomas Magic & Illusion) Drew Thomas (40); Rebecca Thomas; Erin Nicole Cline-Lead; Heather Specht Performing Magician and illusionist Orlando, Florida 1 1 Eliminated
Drew Stevyns Drew Stevyns (26) Singing Singer (and guitarist) Sykesville, Maryland 4 2 TBA
EriAm Sisters Haben Abraham (12); Salina Abraham (14); Lianda Abraham (16) Singing Sister singers Seattle, Washington 4 2 TBA
Erik & Rickie Erik Linder (9); Rickie Taylor (8) Dancing Ballroom dancers Seattle, Washington 4 2 TBA
FootworKINGz (The Chicago FootworKINGz) Trevell Johnson (23); Kendall Larkin (18); Kenneth Livingston (18); Brandon Love (18); Eddie Martin (16); Christopher Thomas (24) Dancing Dancers Chicago, Illinois 3 2 TBA
Hairo Torres Hairo Torres (23) Dancing Contortionist breakdancer Grants Pass, Oregon 3 2 TBA
Jeffrey Ou Jeffrey Ou (18) Musical performance Pianist Carrollton, Texas 3 2 TBA
Lawrence Beamen Lawrence Beamen (34) Singing Bass singer Walnut Creek, California 3 2 TBA
Mario & Jenny Mario Ferreira (34); Jenny Ferreira (33) Performing Fire jugglers Las Vegas, Nevada 3 2 TBA
Paradizo Dance Dave Paris (37); Zoë Klein (29) Dancing Acrobatic dancing Brooklyn, New York 2 1 Eliminated
Recycled Percussion (site) Ryan Vezina; Justin Spencer; James "Jimmy" Magoon; Todd Griffin (22–39) Musical performance Junkyard percussionists (and other) Goffstown, New Hampshire 4 2 TBA
Tony Hoard & Rockin' Rory Tony Hoard (54); Rockin' Rory (or Rock-'n'-Roll Rory) Animal performing Canine flying disc thrower / catcher New Castle, Indiana 2 1 Eliminated
African High Flyers 24–35 Acrobatics Acrobats Orlando, Florida (from Kenya) 4 Eliminated
Alizma Aleksandra Okapiec (23); Izabela Okapiec (23); Monika Okapiec (23) Musical performance Triplet violinists and singers Las Vegas, Nevada (from Poland) 2 Eliminated
Anthony & Matt (AM Project) Anthony Morigerato (24); Matt Lucas (22) Dancing; musical performance Tap dancer; guitarist New York, New York 4 Eliminated
Breaksk8 (site) 21–30 Dancing Roller skate dancers Kokomo, Indiana 1 Eliminated
Beale Street Flippers 20–26 Acrobatics Flippers Memphis, Tennessee 2 Eliminated
BRI Sabrina "Bri" Bernstein (17) Singing Singer (and pianist) Las Vegas, Nevada 3 Eliminated
Carol Loo Carol Loo (63) Dancing Dancer Jersey City, New Jersey 2 Eliminated
Charles DeWayne Charles DeWayne Dorsey, Jr. (21) Singer Singer (and pianist) La Verne, California 2 Eliminated in Judges' Choice
Coney Island Chris Chris Allison (42) Performing Stunt comedian Naugatuck, Connecticut 4 Eliminated
David Johnson David Johnson (30) Singing Comedian (and singer) Renton, Washington 3 Eliminated
Diva League Shi-Queeta Lee; Jessica Spaulding; Akasha Cassadine; Banaka Deveraux; Mark'us Young; Kiera Turner; Derek Brown; Cheryl Brown; Byron Smith; Dominique Harvin; Rashad Dinkins (20–44) Dancing Drag dancers and lip-synchers Washington, DC 1 Eliminated
Eleisha Miller Eleisha Miller (8) Musical performance Singer and Pianist Amarillo, Texas 2 Eliminated
G Force Emily Gendics (12); Hannah Gendics (10); Olivia Gendics (8) Musical performance / singing Sister rock band Amherst, Ohio 3 Eliminated
Ishaara Shahil Patel; Sian Bentson; Nickesh Viswanathan; Shivani Mehta; Neeraj Kohirkar; Amlu Natesan; Anwesh Thakur; Priya Tanna; Prashant Shukla; Meghna Bhatter (18–23) Dancing Bollywood-style dancers Berkeley, California 4 Eliminated
Jay Mattioli Jay Mattioli (27) Performing Magician and illusionist Manassas, Virginia 3 Eliminated
Lake Houston Dance The Lake Houston Performing Arts Center members (9–14) Dancing Girl dancers Houston, Texas 1 Eliminated
Manuela Horn Manuela Horn (36) Singing Yodeler (and singer) Seattle, Washington (from Germany) 1 Eliminated
Marcus Terrell & The Serenades Marcus Terrell (22); others varied Singing Singer Kansas City, Missouri 3 Eliminated
Mia Boostrom Mia Boostrom (15) Singing Singer North Dighton, Massachusetts 4 Eliminated in Judges' Choice
Mosaic (site) Corwyn Hodge; Heath Burgett; John Henry Gibson II; Josh Huslig; Sean Gerrity; Troy Dolendo (30–34) Singing A capella singers Las Vegas, Nevada 1 Eliminated
Pam Martin's Top Dog Pam Martin (54); various dogs Animal performing Dancing dogs Garland, Texas 4 Eliminated
Pete Peterkin Pete Peterkin (54) Performing Impressionist Brooklyn, New York 2 Eliminated
Pixie Mystère 9–12 Dancing Contortionist dancers Cape May, New Jersey 3 Eliminated in Judges' Choice
Platt Brothers Boone Platt; Cheetah Platt; Cy Platt (22–27) Acrobatics Comedic acrobats San Diego, California 1 Eliminated
SQ Entertainment 19–32 Dancing Hip-hop Dance Troop Boston, Massachusetts 2 Eliminated
The Lollipop Girls Alexandra; Celena; Janet; Jessica; Kyley; Lindy; Liza; Marisa (21–40) Dancing Burlesque dancers San Diego, California 4 Eliminated
Thia Megia Thialorei Lising "Thia" Megia (14) Singing Singer Redwood City, California 1 Eliminated in Judges' Choice
U4ria Dance Crew 16–23 Dancing Dancers Coral Springs, Florida 3 Eliminated

Ratings

US Ratings

Order Episode Rating Share Rating/Share
(18-49) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Rank (Night) (in # of viewers) Rank (Week) (in # of viewers)
1 "Auditions Episode 1" 6.8 12 3.3/10[33] 11.30 #1 #1
2 "Auditions Episode 2" 6.2 11 3.1/9[34] 10.39 #1 #3
3 "Auditions Episode 3" 7.5 13 3.7/11[35] 12.91 #1 #1
4 "Auditions Episode 4" 6.8 12 2.9/9 11.30 #2 #3
5 "Auditions Episode 5" 6.2 10 3.0/9[36] 10.43 #1 #2
6 "Auditions Episode 6" 6.9 12 3.3/10[37] 11.69 #1 #1
7 "Auditions Episode 7" 8.0[38] 13 3.6/10[39] 13.17 #2 #2
8 "Auditions Episode 8" 6.9 12 2.9/9[40] 11.38 #1 #4
9 "Auditions Episode 9" 8.2 14 3.4/10[41] 13.75 #1 #1[42]
10 "Auditions Episode 10/Susan Boyle Interview" 6.6 11 2.5/7[43] 11.26 #1 #2[42]
11 "Vegas Verdicts (Part 1)" 7.7 13 3.4/10[44] 12.76 #1 #1
12 "Vegas Verdicts (Part 2)" 6.4 11 2.8/8[45] 10.90 #1 #2
13 "Quarterfinals, Group 1" 7.7 14 3.6/11[46] 12.97 #1 #1
14 "Quarterfinals, Group 1 Results" 6.0 10 2.9/9[47] 10.68 #1 #2
15 "Quarterfinals, Group 2" 7.6 13 3.4/10 12.48 #1 #1
16 "Quarterfinals, Group 2 Results" 6.9 12 2.9/9 11.42 #1 #4
17 "Quarterfinals, Group 3" 7.0 12 2.9/9[48] 11.59 #1 #2
18 "Quarterfinals, Group 3 Results" 6.4 11 2.4/7[49] 10.29 #1 #4
19 "Quarterfinals, Group 4" 6.9 12 3.0/8 11.42 #1 #1
20 "Quarterfinals, Group 4 Results" 6.7 11 2.9/8 10.87 #1 #2
21 "Semifinals, Group 1" 7.5 13 3.2/9[50] 12.45 #1 TBA
22 "Semifinals, Group 1 Results" 7.4 12 2.6/8[51] 12.10 #1 TBA
23 "Semifinals, Group 2 " TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
24 "Semifinals, Group 2 Results" TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
25 "Finale Performances" TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
26 "Finale Results" TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Canadian ratings

Order Episode Viewers
(100'00s) 		Rank (Week)
1 "Auditions Episode 1" 6.77 #24[52]
2 "Auditions Episode 2" 6.71 #25
3 "Auditions Episode 3" 7.58 #20
5 "Auditions Episode 5" 8.52 #18
6 "Auditions Episode 6" 7.93 #24
7 "Auditions Episode 7" 9.00 #18
9 "Auditions Episode 9" 7.01 #28
11 & 12 "Vegas Verdicts" 7.08 #27
13 "Quarterfinals, Group 1" 8.36 #18
15 "Quarterfinals, Group 2" 6.68 #24
16 "Quarterfinals, Group 2 Results" 6.00 #27
17 "Quarterfinals, Group 3" 6.28 #27
19 "Quarterfinals, Group 4" TBA TBA
20 "Quarterfinals, Group 4 Results" TBA TBA

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Season 4 (2009) 		Succeeded by
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