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Template:Infobox reality talent competition

Season nine of the reality competition series America's Got Talent premiered on May 27, 2014.[1] Nick Cannon returned as host for his sixth season. Howie Mandel returned for his fifth season as a judge while Howard Stern returned for his third season. Mel B and Heidi Klum both returned to the judging panel for their second season.[2][3]

Snapple continues to be the official beverage sponsor of America's Got Talent and their products are featured on the show and throughout the season, along with their cups on the judges' desk. Reddi-wip also replaces Orville Redenbacher's as a sponsor and will be featured during lead-ins.

The season is scheduled to end on September 17, 2014

Changes

On April 8, 2014, NBC announced that Talent will return to Radio City Music Hall for the live shows, which will begin on July 29. There is also a new twist in the show, where the Vegas rounds have been eliminated. Instead, the "bootcamp" round of auditions will be held in New York City in front of a live studio audience. Stern confirmed on his radio show that after three acts were taped during "Judgement Week", producers scrapped the live audience concept. Others dispute that the reason was due to the show having a hard time filling seats.[4] This season also comes with the announcement of a "golden buzzer," which was also unveiled on this year's Britain's Got Talent. Each judge gets to press the buzzer only once during the season to have an act go through to the next round, typically used when there is a tie.[5] This is regardless of the other judges opinions. However, rather than sending acts straight through to the live shows as followed in Britain's Got Talent, an act on which the Golden Buzzer was used would only be given a free pass to the "next round" of the competition, Judgement Week.

Mandel announced on NBC's the Today Show on May 27, 2014, that the show has 48 acts that will be sent through to the live shows. However, the judges chose 47 acts, with the last contestant chosen by the general public. Contestants would upload their audition video on the Today website and the top 3 will perform on Rockefeller Plaza. Viewers will vote for their favorite act to be sent straight to the live shows.[6]

Preliminary auditions

The producers' auditions began on October 26, 2013 in Miami. Other audition sites include Atlanta, Baltimore, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, New York City and Providence, Rhode Island.[7] Contestants could also submit a video of their audition online.[8] Auditions in front of the judges were held February 20–22 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, which also hosted the live shows during season seven. Judges' auditions were held in New York City at Madison Square Garden from April 3 to April 6 and in Los Angeles at Dolby Theatre from April 21 to April 26.[9]

Audition city Audition date Venue
Newark, New Jersey February 20–22, 2014 New Jersey Performing Arts Center
New York, New York April 3–6, 2014 Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles, California April 21–26, 2014 Dolby Theatre

Golden Buzzer

During the first episode, Stern pressed his "golden buzzer" for "Dustin's Dojo", a comedic martial arts act, and they will be sent through to the next round. On the July 1 episode, Mandel pressed the buzzer to save Emmanuel & Phillip Hudson, another comedy act and YouTube sensation. As the audition rounds have ended, Mel B and Klum are the only judges who were not seen using the golden buzzer to save any act. Either they did not use the buzzer, or they did but their acts' auditions did not air.

Special episode

On June 17, 2014, NBC announced that a special auditions episode of America's Got Talent would air on Sunday, June 22, 2014 (instead of Tuesday, June 24), showcasing the "best talent on the show this year so far". NBC also announced that two acts (who were not auditioning) on the special episode would attempt to break Guinness World Records, one of which was successful, whilst the other was not. The successful world record breaker was Professor Splash, who was a contestant on season 6.

Judgment Week

Judgment week, the second round of auditions, aired as a two night special from July 22–23, 2014, and featured all the acts who made it through the first round of auditions competing for the first 47 spots in the live shows. The 48th spot will be filled by the winner of Today's Got Talent.

For the first time in the history of the show, this round of competition took place in New York City instead of Las Vegas. However, the format of this round remained the same.

Judgement Week Automatic Decisions

There were several acts where the judges automatically sent through the act immediately after their performance.

  • Baila Conmigo, dance troupe
  • John & Andrew, salsa dancing duo
  • Mara Justine, child singer
  • Paul Ieti, male singer

Following a malfunction with Psycho Jack's prop, the judges conferred and voted to send him home immediately.

Pre-Judgement Week Decisions

The judges went directly to the performer's home area and gave them the news that they were going straight to the live shows so they would not have to make the journey to Judgment Week.

  • Blue Journey, shadow-dancing act
  • Dom the Bom's Triple Threat, child card throwing group
  • Jonatan Riquelme, acrobat
  • David and Leeman, magicians
  • Hart Dance Team, dance troupe
  • Dan Naturman, comedian
  • Acte II, opera duo
  • Emil and Dariel, cellists

Pre-Judgement Week Decisions (not shown)

Several acts went straight through to the live shows, but were not announced during the show.[10]

  • One-Voice Children's Choir, children's choir group
  • Valo and Bobby, husband and wife acrobatic duo
  • Extreme, dance group
  • Mothmen Dance, dance and acrobatic group
  • Smoothini, close-up magician
  • Nina Buri, contortionist
  • Andrey Moraru, hand balancer
  • Aerial Animation, aerial acrobatic storytelling with animation

Performances

Performers

Advanced

  • Aerial Animation, shadow dancer[note 1]
  • AcroArmy, acrobatic troupe
  • Adrian Romoff, child pianist
  • Andrey Moraru, acrobatic dancer[note 2]
  • Anna Clendening, female singer
  • Bad Boys of Ballet, dance troupe
  • Baila Conmigo, salsa dance troupe[note 3]
  • Christian Stoinev, acrobat
  • Darik Santos, comedian
  • Dragon House "The Agents", dance troupe
  • Emily West, female singer
  • Extreme, dance troupe
  • Flight Crew Jump Rope, jump rope team
  • Jasmine Flowers, dance troupe
  • Jaycob Curlee, male singer
  • JD Anderson, strongman
  • John & Andrew, salsa dancers[note 4]
  • Jonah Smith, band
  • Juan Carlos, roller skater
  • Julia Goodwin, female singer
  • Kelli Glover, female singer
  • Kieran and Finian, band
  • Livy, Matt and Sammy, band
  • Loop Rawlins, rope-twirler
  • Mara Justine, child singer[note 5]
  • Mat Franco, magician
  • Miguel Dakota, male singer
  • Mike Super, magician
  • Mothmen Dance, dance troupe
  • Nina Burri, contortionist[note 6]
  • One Voice Children's Choir, children's choir group[note 7]
  • Paul Ieti, male singer[note 8]
  • Quintavious Johnson, child singer
  • Real Encounter, motorcycle stunt troupe
  • Sean & Luke, tap-dancing duo
  • Smoothini, magician[note 9]
  • Sons of Serendip, band
  • The Willis Clan, band
  • Valo & Bobby, acrobatic duo[note 10]
  • Wendy Liebman, comedian
  • XPogo Stunt Team, acrobatic pogo team

Eliminated

  • Beach Avenue, band
  • Bob Markworth & Mayana, sharp shooter
  • Byamba's Contortion Girls, children contortionist group
  • Carly Jo Jackson, female singer
  • Carter & Anika, child dancing duo
  • Contortion Sisters, contortionists
  • Detroit Academy of Arts & Sciences Choir, Choir[note 11]
  • Dustin's Dojo, variety martial arts act (Golden Buzzer Act)
  • Emmanuel & Phillip Hudson, variety act (Golden Buzzer Act)
  • Frank Dimitri, male singer
  • Franklin Saint, magician
  • Grace Ann Gregorio, child singer
  • Joe Matarese, comedian
  • John Narum, yo-yo artist
  • Justin Rhodes, male singer
  • Kaycee and Gabe, child dance duo
  • Mighty Atom Jr., senior strongman
  • Psycho Jack, magician[note 12]
  • Richard and Ashlee, acrobatic duo
  • Sal Gonzalez, male singer
  • Solto, dancer
  • Tic & Tac Entertainment, dance duo
  • Top Hogs, animal act
  • Unnamed Breakdancer, breakdancer
  • Unnamed Acrobatic Dance Group, acrobatic dance group
  • Unnamed Dance Group, dance group
  • Unnamed Dance Group wearing Green shirts and Orange bandanas, dance group
  • Unnamed Male Choir wearing Tuxes, choir/singing group

Unaired Auditions: Several performances were unaired during Judgment Week. These performances have been confirmed as eliminated from the competition. Some acts withdrew like other acts from past seasons. While some of the acts below did appear, but were cut from the broadcast.

  • Aaron J. Field, male singer
  • Brian Pankley, juggler
  • Buns and Roses, dance group
  • Center Stage Dance Troupe, dance troupe
  • Dance Spectrum, dance group
  • Duo Trapeze, acrobatic act
  • Evgeny Vasilenko, acrobatic act
  • Extreme Dance Company, dance troupe
  • Grennan Green Monster, child knife thrower
  • HYPE Step Team, dance troupe
  • Jodi Miller, comedian
  • Josh Orlian, comedian
  • Josh Wright, pianist
  • Kamikaze Fireflies, comedy danger duo
  • Laura Dasi, acrobatic act
  • Magic of Stephen Knight, magician
  • Mary Louise Lee, singer
  • Orlene Gentile, juggler
  • Patrick Gable Marinelli, magician
  • Rachel Butera, impressionist
  • Rami Shabi, Rubik's Cube solver
  • Ray Jessel, comedic singer/pianist
  • Rebel Girls, dance troupe
  • Robert Channing, speed painter
  • Rogue, danger magician
  • Rokardy, hand balancer
  • SLAM!, basketball dunking group
  • Stylish Talent, professional twerker
  • The Birdman, animal act
  • The Famtastix, clogging group
  • The Team, dance troupe
  • Tosca, acrobatic act
Note
  1. ^ Aerial Animation's performance was unaired, but is going through to the live shows based on a Facebook post from Talent.
  2. ^ Andrey's performance was unaired, but is going through to the live shows based on a Facebook post from Talent.
  3. ^ The judges felt that Baila Conmigo gave a remarkable performance despite their accident and sent them straight through to Radio City.
  4. ^ The judges felt that John & Andrew gave a remarkable performance and sent them straight through to Radio City.
  5. ^ The judges felt that Mara Justine gave a remarkable performance and sent her straight through to Radio City.
  6. ^ Nina performance was unaired, but is going through to the live shows based on a Facebook post from Talent.
  7. ^ One Voice Children's Choir's performance was unaired, but is going through to the live shows based on a Facebook post from Talent.
  8. ^ The judges felt that Paul gave a remarkable performance and sent him straight through to Radio City.
  9. ^ Smoothini's performance was unaired, but is going through to the live shows based on a Facebook post from Talent.
  10. ^ Valo & Bobby's performance was unaired, but is going through to the live shows based on a Facebook post from Talent.
  11. ^ The DAAS choir was shown cheering in an audition montage, but their Judgment Week song did not appear and it is therefore assumed they were eliminated; especially since there has been no further reference to AGT on the school's Facebook page.
  12. ^ Following a malfunction with Psycho Jack's prop, the judges sent him home immediately.

Today's Got Talent

Performers were invited to submit a video of their performance to The Today Show website throughout June and the top 3 performers performed their acts on The Today Show on July 23, 2014. The performer with the most votes fills the 48th spot on the live shows. Today Show hosts, Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie announced the winner on the July 30th live results show.[11]

Act Order Performance description Result
Cornell Bhangra 1 Composed of Cornell University students, the group won back-to-back titles at the World's Best Bhangra Competition. Advanced
Domino Effects 2 Middle and high school students who created large-scale domino tricks that form words, portraits, pyramids and more. Eliminated
Power House Tumblers 3 Tumbling group based in Wilmington, North Carolina performed in the AAU Junior Olympics. They participate in ministry work during free time. Eliminated

Quarterfinals

The Quarterfinals began July 29. The round included the Top 48 acts that passed Judgment Week and winner of Today's Got Talent. The shows air live from Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Following the fourth quarterfinal week, the judges each chose one previously eliminated act as a wild card to go straight to the semifinals.

Key Buzzed Judges' choice   Advanced to the semifinals   Finished in fifth or sixth place; won the judges' choice and advanced to the semifinals   Finished in fifth or sixth place; lost the judges' choice

Top 48, Week 1 (July 29–30)

Guests: The Rockettes, Enrique Iglesias and Sean Paul

There were no intentional buzzes during this episode (Mel-B accidentaly pushed her buzzer during David and Leeman's performance).

Act Order Performance description Result
Sean & Luke 1 Acrobatic tap dancers; performed to "Classic" by MKTO. Eliminated
Valo & Bobby 2 Extreme acrobats; performed a routine in which Bobby rode a bicycle in a ring supported by Valo. Eliminated
Julia Goodwin 3 Singer; performed "Iris" by Goo Goo Dolls. Eliminated
Baila Conmigo 4 Latin dance troupe; performed a salsa routine. Judges' Choice (3-1, Brown dissented)
David & Leeman 5 Magicians; predicted a random compound word chosen by the judges from a random page from a random book. Advanced
The Willis Clan 6 Family band; performed "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News. Eliminated
Flight Crew Jump Rope[note 1] 7 Acrobatic jump rope troupe; performed to "Closer" by Tegan and Sara. Lost Judges' Choice
Jasmine Flowers 8 Chinese dance act; performed a prop-filled routine with fans and parasols. Eliminated
Emily West 9 Singer; performed "Chandelier" by Sia. Advanced
JD Anderson 10 Strongman; broke several baseball bats over his head, broke several planks of wood with his head and hands, and dove through several blocks of ice to the song "The Final Countdown" by Europe Eliminated
Dan Naturman 11 Comedian; performed a routine about children, Canada, and healthcare. Advanced
Miguel Dakota 12 Singer/guitarist; performed "Come Together" by The Beatles. Advanced
Note
  1. ^ Klum chose Flight Rope Jump Crew as her wild card, and the act will return for the semi-finals.

Top 48, Week 2 (August 5–6)

Guests: Lindsey Stirling, Lzzy Hale

Act Order Performance description Buzzes and Judges' choices Result
Mandel Brown Klum Stern
Hart Dance Team 1 Dance group; performed to "Team" by Lorde and "Burn" by Ellie Goulding. Eliminated
Loop Rawlins 2 Wild west performer; performed a whip and lasso routine to "Love Runs Out" by OneRepublic. Eliminated
John and Andrew 3 Salsa dancing duo; performed an up-tempo routine to "La Bendición" by Mercadonegro Eliminated
Livy, Matt & Sammy 4 Band; performed "Fat Bottomed Girls" by Queen. Eliminated
Andrey Moraru 5 Hand balancer, performed an act incorporating elements of classical dance. Advanced
Juan Carlos 6 Rollerskating dancer; performed to "Vogue" by Madonna. Eliminated
Mara Justine 7 Singer; performed "Unconditionally" by Katy Perry. Judges' Choice
Aerial Animation 8 Visual aerial act; performed to "Wake Me Up" by Avicii. Advanced
Jaycob Curlee 9 Singer/guitarist; performed "Beneath Your Beautiful" by Labrinth & Emeli Sandé. Advanced
Mat Franco 10 Close-up magician; predicted a random card chosen by Klum and hid another card in Mandel's pocket. Advanced
Darik Santos 11 Comic; performed a word play comedy routine by incorporating puns. Eliminated
Acte II 12 Operatic duo; performed the Whitney Houston version of "I Will Always Love You" by Dolly Parton. Lost Judges' Choice

Top 48, Week 3 (August 12–13)

Guests: Kenichi Ebina, Taylor Williamson

This is the second episode this season where no acts were buzzed.

Act Order Performance description Result
Dragon House "The Agents" 1 Popping dancers, peformed to "ShutEmDown" by Celldweller Eliminated
Anna Clendening 2 Singer; sang "Human" by Christina Perri Eliminated
Cornell Bhangra 3 Bhangra performers, performed to "Android Porn" by Kraddy Eliminated
Kieran and Finian Makepeace 4 Band; sang "Lights" by Ellie Goulding Eliminated
Mike Super[note 1] 5 Mystifier; performed an act which included Desmond's energy touching, burning, and electrocuting Mel. Lost Judges' Choice
Adrian Romoff 6 Child pianist; performed a medley of "Chopsticks" and Eine kleine Nachtmusik. Eliminated
AcroArmy 7 Acrobats, performed a routine involving balance and contortions. Judges' Choice (3-1, Mandel dissented)
Wendy Liebman[note 2] 8 Comedian, performed a routine about perfume, finding money, wearing a bikini, lying about your age, and personal loans. Eliminated
Sons of Serendip 9 Band; sang "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak Advanced
Blue Journey 10 Shadow dancing act, performed to "Wonderful Life" by Smith & Burrows Advanced
Christian Stoinev 11 Extreme hand balancer/animal act, performed to "Jealous (I Ain't With It)" by Chromeo Advanced
Paul Ieti 12 Singer; sang "You & I" by One Direction Advanced
Note
  1. ^ Mandel chose Mike Super as his wild card, and the act will return for the semi-finals.
  2. ^ Stern chose Wendy Liebman as his wild card, and the act will return for the semi-finals.

Top 48, Week 4 (August 19–20)

Guests: Taylor Williamson and The Illusionists[12]

This is the third episode this season where no acts were buzzed.

Act Order Performance description Result
Bad Boys of Ballet[note 1] 1 Dance troupe, performed an acrobatic ballet routine to "Problem" by Ariana Grande Eliminated
One-Voice Children's Choir 2 Children's choir, performed "Let It Go" by Idina Menzel Lost Judges' Choice
Jonah Smith 3 Singer/pianist; performed "Stay With Me" by Sam Smith Advanced
Dom the Bom's Triple Threat 4 Child card throwing group, performed a routine in which he threw cards at multiple fruits and at his assistants to the song "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" by One Direction. He missed a lot of targets but jokingly pushed them down with his hand. Eliminated
Extreme Dance Company 5 Dance group, performed to "Gimme That Funk" by Group 1 Crew. Eliminated
Emil and Dariel 6 Cellists; performed "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" by The Rolling Stones Advanced
Nina Burri 7 Contortionist, performed to "Waiting Game" by Banks Eliminated
Quintavious Johnson 8 Child singer; performed the Jennifer Hudson version of "And I Am Telling You" by Jennifer Holliday Advanced
Mothmen Dance 9 Dance troupe, performed on wires with projections to the song "Genesis" by Justice Eliminated
Smoothini 10 Close-up magician, performed a trick in which he made a one dollar bill change denominations and then vanish. He then made a goldfish appear from a salt shaker. Advanced
Jonatan Riquelme 11 Rola bola balancing act; balanced on top of unstable tin cans while swinging in the air. Eliminated
Kelli Glover 12 Singer; performed "If I Ain't Got You" by Alicia Keys Judges' Choice (3-0) [note 2]
Note
  1. ^ Brown chose Bad Boys of Ballet as her wild card, and the act will return for the semi-finals.
  2. ^ Klum's voting intention was not revealed.

Semifinals

The Semifinals begin August 26. The round included the Top 20 acts that passed the Quarterfinals, plus an additional 4 acts that each judge selected to save from those that were previously eliminated. The shows air live from Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Key Buzzed Judges' choice   Advanced to the top 12 via Americas vote   Finished in sixth or seventh place; won the judges' choice and advanced to the top 12   Finished in sixth or seventh place; lost the judges' choice

Top 20, Week 1 (August 26-27)

Guests: Ariana Grande

Act Order Performance description Buzzes and Judges' choices Result
Mandel Brown Klum Stern
Andrey Moraru TBA Hand balancer
Aerial Animation TBA Visual aerial act
Bad Boys of Ballet TBA Dance troupe
Dan Naturman TBA Comedian
David & Leeman TBA Magicians
Emily West TBA Singer
Flight Crew Jump Rope TBA Acrobatic jump rope troupe
Mara Justine TBA Singer
Miguel Dakota TBA Singer/guitarist
Mike Super TBA Mystifier
Paul Ieti TBA Singer
Sons of Serendip TBA Band

Top 20, Week 2 (September 2-3)

Guests: Maroon 5

Act Order Performance description Buzzes and Judges' choices Result
Mandel Brown Klum Stern
Balia Comingo TBA Latin dance troupe
Jaycob Curlee TBA Singer/guitarist
Mat Franco TBA Close-up magician
AcroArmy TBA Acrobats
Blue Journey TBA Shadow dancing act
Christian Stoinev TBA Extreme hand balancer/animal act
Jonah Smith TBA Singer/pianist
Emil and Dariel TBA Cellists
Quintavious Johnson TBA Child singer
Smoothini TBA Close-up magician
Kelli Glover TBA Singer
Wendy Liebman TBA Comedian

Contestants who appeared on other seasons

  • Kelli Glover appeared in Season 4 but did not make it past Judgment Week.
  • Christian Stoinev auditioned in Season 2 but was cut in Las Vegas.

Ratings

U.S. Nielsen ratings

Show Episode First air date Rating
(18–49) 		Share
(18–49) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Time slot
rank 		Nightly
rank 		Weekly
rank
1 Auditions Episode 1 May 27, 2014 3.0 9 12.00[13] 1 1 1[14]
2 Auditions Episode 2 June 3, 2014 2.9 10 11.30[15] 1 1 3[16]
3 Auditions Episode 3 June 10, 2014 2.6 9 11.54[17] 1 2 5[18]
4 Auditions Episode 4 June 17, 2014 2.6 9 11.42[19] 1 1 1[20]
5 Auditions Episode 5[note 1] June 22, 2014 2.1 6 8.12[21] 1 1 2[20]
6 Auditions Episode 6 July 1, 2014 2.6 9 11.14[22] 1 1 1[23]
7 Best of Auditions July 15, 2014 2.0 7 8.53[24] 2 2 5[25]
8 Judgment Week, Day 1 July 22, 2014 2.4 8 10.43[26] 1 1 1[27]
9 Judgment Week, Day 2 July 23, 2014 2.4 8 10.32[28] 1 1 2[27]
10 Quarterfinals, Week 1 (Performances) July 29, 2014 2.4 8 10.64[29] 1 1 2[30]
11 Quarterfinals, Week 1 (Results) July 30, 2014 2.2 7 10.79[31] 1 2 4[30]
12 Quarterfinals, Week 2 (Performances) August 5, 2014 2.0 6 9.04[32] 1 1 4[33]
13 Quarterfinals, Week 2 (Results) August 6, 2014 2.0 7 10.12[34] 1 2 3[33]
14 Quarterfinals, Week 3 (Performances) August 12, 2014 2.1 6 9.68[35] 1 1 3[36]
15 Quarterfinals, Week 3 (Results) August 13, 2014 1.9 6 9.97[37] 1 2 6[36]
16 Quarterfinals, Week 4 (Performances) August 19, 2014 2.0 7 9.48[38] 1 1 TBA
17 Quarterfinals, Week 4 (Results) August 20, 2014 1.9 6 9.43[39] 1 2 TBA
18 Semifinals, Round 1 (Performances) August 26, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
19 Semifinals, Round 1 (Results) August 27, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
20 Semifinals, Round 2 (Performances) September 2, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
21 Semifinals, Round 2 (Results) September 3, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
22 Top 12 (Performances) September 9, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
23 Top 12 (Results) September 10, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
24 Finals (Performances) September 16, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
25 Finale September 17, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Note
  1. ^ This episode aired on Sunday, June 22 instead of Tuesday, June 24.
Show Episode First air date Rating
(18–49) 		Share
(18–49) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Time slot
rank 		Nightly
rank 		Weekly
rank
1 Quarterfinals Week 1, Recap July 30, 2014 1.2 5 6.29[31] 2 3 16[30]
2 Quarterfinals Week 2, Recap August 6, 2014 1.1 4 6.06[34] 2 4 18[33]
3 Quarterfinals Week 3, Recap August 13, 2014 1.1 4 5.84[37] 2 5 20[36]
4 Quarterfinals Week 4, Recap August 20, 2014 1.1 4 5.68[39] 2 5 TBA
5 Semifinals Week 1, Recap August 27, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
6 Semifinals Week 2, Recap September 3, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
7 Top 12, Recap September 10, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
8 Finale, Recap September 17, 2014 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

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