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Revision as of 23:14, 12 September 2019

Template:Infobox reality music competition Season Five of America's Got Talent, an American talent show competition, began broadcasting in the United States during 2010, from June 1 to September 15. Unlike previous seasons, online auditions switched from being made via MySpace, to being made via YouTube, and the quarter-finals including two additional rounds to cover the best auditions from these and those selected as Wildcards during the selection process following the main auditions. As David Hasselhoff had left the program following the conclusion of the fourth season, NBC replaced him in his role with Howie Mandel.

The fifth season was won by soul singer Michael Grimm, with classical crossover singer Jackie Evancho finishing in second, and performance group Fighting Gravity placing third. During its broadcast, the season averaged around 11.02 million viewers, with its season finale becoming the highest watched of any season in the program's history by attracting around 16.41 million viewers.

Season Overview

Howie Mandel was appointed as Hasselhoff's replacement a week after his departure was announced.

Auditions for the fifth season's competition took place across Winter - mid-Spring 2010, with production staff holding the main auditions that would be filmed within the cities of Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Portland, and Chicago, and at the Universal Orlando Resort. Prior to production starting, David Hasselhoff had decided to leave the program and focus on a new project, leaving NBC to locate a replacement for his role in the judging panel.[1] A week after Hasselhoff announced his departure from America's Got Talent, the network unveiled his successor as Howie Mandel,[2] who had recently finished his fourth season as host of the American edition of Deal or No Deal before its eight-year hiatus began that year.

For this season, the production staff decided to include two new rounds in the quarter-finals. The first was arranged for online auditions - up until the fifth season, most audition made online were made via MySpace, but for this season, production staff altered the rules by stating that all online auditions would now be made via YouTube, in which amongst those submitted the judges would select eleven to participate in the competition alongside one additional act voted for by online voters. Those selected would then partake in a special quarter-final round and compete for a place in the semi-finals. The second new round saw the return of a Wildcard round, first used in the first season, although the format differed - it featured a mixture of those acts who failed to move past the Vegas Verdicts stage but secured a place after being chosen by the judges as Wildcard acts, alongside those who lost their initial quarter-final but were selected by the judges to be given a second chance at advancing into the semi-finals. Because of the new rounds, the rules on how many moved on into the semi-finals was altered and focused on four acts in each advancing - the top three voted for by the public, while the fourth spot would be decided upon by the judges between the acts that had placed fourth and fifth in the public vote. Despite arranging a variety of guest performers for this season, production staff were forced to cancel the involvement of Susan Boyle during the results of the Top 10 final, due to a legal complication - Boyle had been planned to sing a song performed by Lou Reed, but producers had failed to receive the legal rights for it to be used by her, and had to pull her off the program at the last minute.[3]

Of the participants who auditioned for this season, 65 secured a place in the live quarter-finals with twelve in each one - seven of these acts would later be given a second chance in the Wildcard quarter-final, after losing their initial quarter-final. Around 24 quarter-finalists advanced to and were split between the two semi-finals, with 10 of these securing a place in the finals, and 4 becoming grand-finalists. The following below lists the results of each participant's overall performance in this season:

  Winner |   Runner-up |   Third place
  Finalist |   Semi-finalist (eliminated) |   Quarter-finalist (eliminated)
Quarter-final YouTube Act
Quarter-final Wildcard Act
Participant Age(s) 1 Genre Act From Quarter-Final Result
Airpocalypse 22-40 Music Air Band Seattle, Washington 1 Eliminated
Alice Tan Ridley 57 Singing Singer New York, New York 2 Semi-finalist (Lost Judges' Vote)
Anna and Patryk 12 Dance Ballroom Dancers New Hyde Park & Maspeth, New York 4 2 Finalist
Antonio Restivo 39 Danger Fire Artist Las Vegas, Nevada 2 Semi-finalist
ArcAttack 25-37 Music / Variety Electric Light Show Band Austin, Texas 4 Semi-finalist
AscenDance 29 Acrobatics / Dance / Variety Rock Climbing Acrobats & Dancers Berkeley, California 2 Semi-finalist
Austin Anderson 31 Comedy Stand-Up Comedian Omaha, Nebraska 5 Eliminated
Booker Forte 21 Dancing Hip-Hop Dancer Richmond, Virginia 5 Eliminated
Cam Hodges 22 Singing Singer Seattle, Washington 5 Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Cheer SF 19-52 Dancing / Variety Cheerleaders San Francisco, California 2 Eliminated
Chipps Cooney 61 Comedy / Magic Comic Magician Edgewater, New Jersey 3 Eliminated
Christina & Ali 13 & 20 Singing Singing Sisters Idaho Falls, Idaho 1 Finalist
CJ Dippa 12 Singing Rapper Denton, Texas 3 2 Eliminated
Connor Doran 17 Performing Indoor Kite Flyer Bend, Oregon 6 Semi-finalist (Lost Judges' Vote)
Da Maniacs 25-56 Dance Overweighted Dance Troupe Dallas, Texas 4 Eliminated
Dan Sperry 25 Magic Illusionist/Magician Las Vegas, Nevada 5 Semi-finalist
Debra Romer 21 Singing / Music Singer & Musician Kalamazoo, Michigan 3 Semi-finalist
Eric "Doogie" Horner 30 Comedy Stand-Up Comedian Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 4 2 Eliminated
Dylan Plummer 12 Variety Jump Rope Artist Cincinnati, Ohio 5 Eliminated
Fighting Gravity 19-22 Variety Blacklight Performers Blacksburg, Virginia 1 Third Place
Future Funk 5-10 Dance Hip-Hop Dance Duo Las Vegas, Nevada 1 Semi-finalist
Hannibal Means 59 Singing Opera Singer Vienna, Austria 2 Eliminated
Harmonica Pierre 74 Musical Harmonica Musician Tucson, Arizona 3 2 Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Haspop 32 Dance Popping Dancer Los Angeles, CA (originally Lyon, France) 3 Semi-finalist
Iron Horse 22-27 Music Rockabilly Band Crete, Illinois 2 Eliminated
Jackie Evancho 10 Singing Classical Crossover Singer Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 5 Runner-Up
Jeremy VanSchoonhoven 27 Danger Extreme Cyclist Talent, Oregon 3 Finalist
Kaya & Sadie 32-36 Dance / Variety Bellydancing Duo Denver, Colorado 3 Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Kristina Young 22 Singing Singer Little Rock, Arkansas 5 Semi-finalist
Kruti Dance Academy 15-33 Dancing Indian Classical Dancers Atlanta, Georgia 6 Eliminated
Kung Fu Heroes 23-31 Danger / Variety Martial Arts Group Costa Mesa, California 1 Eliminated
Lil Chris 12 Singing Singer Sarasota, Florida 2 Eliminated
Lindsey Stirling 23 Music Hip-Hop Violinist Provo, Utah 4 Eliminated
Luigi 20 Singing Singer Highland, California 3 Eliminated
Maestro Alexander Bui 16 Music Pianist Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey 5 Semi-finalist
Maricar 38 Variety Burlesque Painter Los Angeles, California 1 Eliminated
Mary Ellen 74 Singing Singing Yodeller Manheim, Pennsylvania 4 Eliminated
Michael Grasso 36 Magic Magician & Illusionist Cape May, New Jersey 6 Finalist
Michael Grimm 30 Singing / Music Singer & Musician Hancock County, Mississippi 2 Winner
Michael Lipari and Ashleigh Dejon 29-30 Variety / Danger Aerialists Los Angeles, California 6 Semi-finalist
Mona Sampath Dance Company 9-31 Dance Bollywood Dance Troupe Sunnyvale, California 2 Eliminated
MURRAY 30 Magic Magician Las Vegas, Nevada 4 Semi-finalist
Nathaniel Kenyon 19 Singing Singer Baxley, Georgia 1 Semi-finalist
Nick Pike 3 30 Danger Daredevil Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 1 Eliminated
NU Covenant 21-27 Singing Gospel Group Cleveland, Ohio 4 Eliminated
Paul Safy Jr. 26 Singing Singer New York, New York 1 Eliminated
Pizza Patt 27 Variety Pizza Dough Juggler Columbus, Ohio 5 Eliminated
PLUtonic 19-28 Singing A Capella Group Tacoma, Washington 5 Eliminated
Polina Volchek 24 Acobatics Gymnast Las Vegas, Nevada (originally Moscow, Russia) 3 Eliminated
Prince Poppycock 32 Singing Opera Singer Los Angeles, California 4 Grand-finalist
Pup 58 4 Music / Variety Accordion-Playing Dog Redwood City, California 5 Eliminated
RNG 11-13 Dance Dance Troupe Seattle, Washington 1 2 Eliminated
Ronith 59 Comedy Impersonator Seattle, Washington 2 Eliminated
Rudi Macaggi 43 Acrobatics Balancing Acrobat Las Vegas, Nevada 4 2 Eliminated
Studio One Young Beast Society 10-21 Dance Dance Troupe Orlando, Florida 3 Finalist
Ryan Rodriguez 29 Dance Dancer Santa Cruz, California 5 Eliminated
Sally Cohn 75 Music / Variety Hand Whistler Portland Oregon 1 Eliminated
Strikers All Stars 22-26 Dance Dance Crew Hollywood, California 4 Eliminated
Swing Swift Slide Show 5 30-31 Variety Sideshow Performers Las Vegas, Nevada 6 Eliminated
Taylor Mathews 18 Singing / Music Singer & Musician Alexandria, Louisiana 4 Finalist
The Hot Shot Tap Dancers 19-25 Dance Tap Dancing Troupe Portland, Oregon 1 2 Eliminated
The South Philly Vikings 16-56 Dance Dance Troupe Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3 Eliminated
The Strange Familiar 27 Music Band Woodland Hills, California 3 Eliminated
The Strong Man 43 Variety Strongman Pesotum, Illinois 2 Eliminated
Wreckless 17-26 Dance Dance Crew Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 2 Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
  • ^1 Ages denoted in this column pertain to a participant(s) age in their final performance for this season.
  • ^2 These participants were entered into the Wildcard quarter-final after losing their initial quarter-final.
  • ^3 This participant was originally eliminated during the Vegas Verdicts, but was brought back after another act that had passed that stage was forced to drop out for unknown reasons.
  • ^4 The age of the dog in this act was not disclosed on the program.
  • ^5 This participant initially dropped out for personal reasons, despite securing a place in the live rounds, but agreed to return as a quarter-finalist in the Wildcard round.

Quarter-final Summary

Buzzed Out | Judges' choice
  Advanced to Semi-finals |   Won Judges' Vote |   Lost Judges' Vote

Quarter-final 1 (July 13)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Selena Gomez & the Scene, and cast of Rock of Ages & Dee Snider

Quarter-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 14)
Babich Osbourne Morgan
Kung Fu Heroes 1 Martial Arts Group Eliminated
Christina & Ali 2 Singing Sisters Advanced
Airpocalypse 3 Air Band Eliminated
The Hot Shot Tap Dancers 4 Tapping Dancing Troupe Eliminated
Paul Safy Jr. 5 Singer Eliminated
Future Funk 6 Hip-Hop Dance Duo Won Judges' Vote
Sally Cohn 7 Hand Whistler Eliminated
Nick Pike 8 Daredevil Eliminated
RNG 9 Dance Troupe Lost Judges' Vote
Maricar 10 Burlesque Painter Eliminated
Fighting Gravity 11 Blacklight Performers Advanced
Nathaniel Kenyon 12 Singer Advanced

Quarter-final 2 (July 20)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Cast of Cirque Du Soleil, and cast of Train.

Quarter-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 21)
Babich Osbourne Morgan
Cheer SF 1 Cheerleaders Eliminated
Alice Tan Ridley 2 Singer Advanced
Mona Sampath Dance Company 3 Bollywood Dance Troupe Eliminated
Iron Horse 4 Rockabilly Band Eliminated
The Strong Man 5 Strongman Eliminated
Ronith 6 Impersonator Eliminated
Hannibal Means 7 Opera Singer Eliminated
Wreckless 8 Dance Crew Lost Judges' Vote
Lil Chris 9 Singer Eliminated
AscenDance 10 Rock Climbing Acrobats & Dancers Advanced
Antonio Restivo 11 Fire Artist Won Judges' Vote
Michael Grimm 12 Singer & Musician Advanced

Quarter-final 3 (July 27)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Mike Posner, and the JabbaWockeeZ.

Quarter-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 28)
Babich Osbourne Morgan
The South Philly Vikings 1 Dance Troupe Eliminated
CJ Dippa 2 Rapper Eliminated
Harmonica Pierre 3 Harmonica Musician Eliminated
Polina Volchek 4 Gymnast Eliminated
The Strange Familiar 5 Band Eliminated
Haspop 6 Popping Dancer Advanced
Luigi 7 Singer & Musician Eliminated
Chipps Cooney 8 Comic Magician Eliminated
Kaya and Sadie 9 Belly Dancing Duo 6 Lost Judges' Vote
Jeremy VanSchoonhoven 10 Extreme Cyclist 6 Won Judges' Vote
Debra Romer 11 Singer & Musician Advanced
Studio One Young Beast Society 12 Dance Troupe Advanced
  • ^6 Mandel's voting intention was not revealed due to the majority vote for this participant.

Quarter-final 4 (August 3)

Guest Performers, Results Show:Taio Cruz, and Bret Michaels.

Quarter-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (August 4)
Babich Osbourne Morgan
Da Maniacs 1 Dance Troupe Eliminated
NU Covenant 2 Gospel Group Eliminated
Anna and Patryk 3 Ballroom Dancers Lost Judges' Vote
Lindsey Stirling 4 Hip-Hop Violinist Eliminated
Doogie Horner 5 Standup Comedian Eliminated
Rudi Macaggi 6 Balancing Acrobat Eliminated
Taylor Mathews 7 Singer & Musician Advanced
Mary Ellen Singing Yodeller Eliminated
ArcAttack 7 9 Electric Light Show Band Won Judges' Vote
Prince Poppycock 10 Opera Singer Advanced
MURRAY 11 Magician & Illusionist Advanced
Strikers All Stars 12 Dance Crew Eliminated
  • ^7 For safety reasons, ArcAttack had to perform outside the studio. The judges were required to be in person for this performance, but had to use hand-carried signs with red Xs on in place of their buzzers.

Quarter-final 5 - YouTube Round (August 10)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Lin Yu Chun, Evolution of Dance, Season 1 Participants David & Dania.

Quarter-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (August 11)
Babich Osbourne Morgan
PLUtonic 1 A Capella Group Eliminated
Dylan Plummer 2 Extreme Jump Roper Eliminated
Pup 3 Accordion-Playing Dog Eliminated
Cam Hodges 4 Singer & Musician Lost Judges' Vote
Ryan Rodriguez 5 Dancer Eliminated
Austin Anderson 6 Standup Comedian Eliminated
Booker Forté 7 Hip-Hop Dancer Eliminated
Pizza Patt 8 Pizza Dough Juggler Eliminated
Kristina Young 9 Singer Won Judges' Vote
Maestro Alexander Bui 10 Pianist Advanced
Dan Sperry 11 Magician & Illusionist 8 Advanced
Jackie Evancho 12 Classical Crossover Singer Advanced
  • ^8 Osbourne accidentally hit her buzzer for this participant due to laughing at Mandel's reaction to the performance. It was not counted.

Quarter-final 6 - Wildcard Round (August 17)

Guest Performers, Results Show: LeAnn Rimes, and Criss Angel.[4]

Quarter-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (August 18)
Mandel Osbourne Morgan
Kruti Dance Academy 1 Indian Classical Dancers Eliminated
Rudi Macaggi 2 Balancing Acrobat Eliminated
CJ Dippa 3 Rapper Eliminated
RNG 4 Dance Troupe Eliminated
Harmonica Pierre 5 Harmonica Musician 9 Lost Judges' Vote
Michael Grasso 6 Magician & Illusionist Advanced
The Hot Shot Tap Dancers 7 Tap Dancing Group Eliminated
Doogie Horner 8 Standup Comedian Eliminated
Connor Doran 9 Indoor Kite Flyer Advanced
Anna and Patryk 10 Ballroom Dancers Advanced
Michael Lipari & Ashleigh Dejon 11 Aerialists Won Judges' Vote
Swing Shift Side Show 12 Sideshow Performers Eliminated
  • ^9 Mandel purposely buzzed this participant before they began, in response to Morgan's use of the buzzer for his and Osbourne's Wildcard picks. It was removed afterwards.

Semi-final Summary

Buzzed Out | Judges' choice
  Advanced to Top 10 |   Won Judges' Vote |   Lost Judges' Vote.

Semi-final 1 (August 24)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Jimmy Fallon, Kylie Minogue, and Season 4 Participants Recycled Percussion.

Semi-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 14)
Mandel Osbourne Morgan
Anna & Patryk 1 Ballroom Dancers Advanced
Christina & Ali 2 Singing Sisters Won Judges' Vote
Antonio Restivo 3 Fire Artist Eliminated
Future Funk 4 Hip-Hop Dance Duo Eliminated
Taylor Mathews 5 Singer & Musician Advanced
Connor Doran 6 Indoor Kite Flyer Lost Judges' Vote
Dan Sperry 7 Magician & Illusionist Eliminated
Kristina Young 8 Singer Eliminated
ArcAttack 10 9 Technological Performance Group Eliminated
Michael Grimm 10 Singer & Musician Advanced
AscenDance 11 Rock Climbing Acrobats & Dancers Eliminated
Prince Poppycock 12 Opera Singer Advanced
  • ^10 For safety reasons, ArcAttack had to perform outside the studio. The judges were required to be in person for this performance, but had to use hand-carried signs with red Xs on in place of their buzzers.

Semi-final 2 (August 31)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Cast of Le Rêve, and Jason Derülo.

Semi-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (September 1)
Mandel Osbourne Morgan
Alice Tan Ridley 1 Singer 11 Lost Judges' Vote
Haspop 2 Popping Dancer Eliminated
Maestro Alexander Bui 3 Pianist Eliminated
Michael Lipari & Ashleigh Dejon 4 Aerialists Eliminated
Michael Grasso 5 Magician & Illusionist Advanced
Debra Romer 6 Singer Eliminated
Studio One Young Beast Society 7 Dance Troupe 11 Won Judges' Vote
Jeremy VanSchoonhoven 8 Extreme Cyclist Advanced
Nathaniel Kenyon 9 Singer Eliminated
MURRAY 10 Magician & Illusionist Eliminated
Jackie Evancho 11 Classical Crossover Singer Advanced
Fighting Gravity 12 Blacklight Performers Advanced
  • ^11 Mandel's voting intention was not revealed due to the majority vote for this participant.

Finals Summary

  Winner (Top 4 Final Only) |   Runner-up (Top 4 Final Only) |   3rd place (Top 4 Final Only)
  Advanced (Top 10 Finals only) |   Eliminated

Top 10 Final (September 7)

Guest Performers: Enrique Iglesias (Performance Episode); Sarah McLachlan, and cast of American Idiot (Results Show).[5]

Top 10 Finalist Order Act Buzzes Result (September 8)
Mandel Osbourne Morgan
Studio One Young Beast Society 1 Dance Troupe Eliminated
Christina and Ali 2 Singing Sisters Eliminated
Jeremy VanSchoonhoven 3 Extreme Cyclist Eliminated
Taylor Mathews 4 Singer & Musician Eliminated
Anna & Patryk 5 Ballroom Dancers Eliminated
Fighting Gravity 6 Blacklight Performers Advanced
Michael Grimm 7 Singer Advanced
Michael Grasso 8 Magician & Illusionist Eliminated
Prince Poppycock 9 Opera Singer Advanced
Jackie Evancho 10 Classical Crossover Singer Advanced

Top 4 Final (September 14)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Usher, the Goo Goo Dolls, cast of Cirque du Soleil, David Copperfield, and T-Pain.

Grand-finalist Order Act Performed with Result (September 15)
Prince Poppycock 1 Opera Singer Donna Summer 4th
Michael Grimm 2 Singer & Musician Jewel 1st
Jackie Evancho 3 Classical Crossover Singer Sarah Brightman [6] 2nd
Fighting Gravity 4 Blacklight Performers Lionel Richie 3rd

Ratings

The following ratings are based upon those published by Nielsen Media Research after this season's broadcast:

Order Episode(s) Airdate Rating Share Rating/Share
(18-49) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Rank
(Timeslot) 		Rank
(Night) 		Rank
(Week)
1 "Los Angeles Auditions" June 1, 2010 7.4 13 3.6/11 12.35 #1 #1 #4[7]
2 "Dallas Auditions" June 2, 2010 6.1 10 2.9/9 10.35 #1 #1 #9[7]
3 "New York City Auditions" June 8, 2010 7.4 12 3.7/10 13.09 #2 #2 #4[8]
4 "New York Auditions (Part 2)" June 15, 2010 6.2 10 3.0/8 10.55[9] #2 #2 #4[10]
5 "Orlando Auditions" June 16, 2010 6.7 11 3.1/9 11.65 #1 #1 #3[10]
6
7 		"Orlando Auditions (Part 2)"
"Portland Auditions" 		June 22, 2010 6.8 12 3.4/10 11.65 #1 #1 #2[11]
8 "Portland Auditions (Part 2)" June 23, 2010 7.2 12 3.5/10 12.37 #1 #1 #1[10]
9 "Chicago Auditions" June 29, 2010 6.0 10 2.9/9 10.23 #1 #1 #2[12]
10 "Final Auditions" June 30, 2010 7.5 13 3.5/11 12.94 #1 #1 #1[12]
11 "Vegas Week (Part 1)" July 6, 2010 7.0 12 3.4/10 11.82 #1 #1 #2[13]
12 "Vegas Week (Part 2)" July 7, 2010 6.7 12 3.4/10 11.95 #1 #1 #1[13]
13 "Quarterfinals, Group 1" July 13, 2010 6.8 11 3.3/10 11.63 #1 #2 #2[14]
14 "Quarterfinals, Group 1 Results" July 14, 2010 6.5 11 3.0/10 11.17[15] #1 #2 #3[14]
15 "Quarterfinals, Group 2" July 20, 2010 6.2 11 3.0/9 10.48 #1 #1 #1[16]
16 "Quarterfinals, Group 2 Results" July 21, 2010 5.9 10 2.6/8 10.02 #1 #1 #3[16]
17 "Quarterfinals, Group 3" July 27, 2010 5.6 10 2.6/8 9.69 #1 #1 #1[17]
18 "Quarterfinals, Group 3 Results" July 28, 2010 5.7 10 2.6/8 9.76 #1 #1 #2[17]
19 "Quarterfinals, Group 4" August 3, 2010 6.0 10 2.9/8 10.37 #1 #1 #4[18]
20 "Quarterfinals, Group 4 Results" August 4, 2010 5.9 10 2.8/8 10.06 #1 #1 #5[18]
21 "Quarterfinals, Group 5: YouTube" August 10, 2010 6.2 11 2.9/9 10.48 #1 #1 #2[19]
22 "Quarterfinals, Group 5: YouTube, Results" August 11, 2010 6.2 11 2.8/8 10.67 #1 #1 #1[19]
23 "Quarterfinals, Group 6: Wild Card" August 17, 2010 6.1 10 2.9/8 10.19 #1 #1 #3[20]
24 "Quarterfinals, Group 6: Wild Card, Results" August 18, 2010 6.0 10 2.6/8 10.30 #1 #1 #2[20]
25 "Semifinals, Group 1" August 24, 2010 6.5 11 3.1/9 10.80 #1 #1 #2[21]
26 "Semifinals, Group 1 Results" August 25, 2010 6.1 10 2.7/8 10.52 #1 #1 #3[21]
27 "Semifinals, Group 2" August 31, 2010 6.7 11 3.0/9 11.50 #1 #1 #1[22]
28 "Semifinals, Group 2 Results" September 1, 2010 6.2 10 2.5/8 10.47 #1 #1 #2[22]
29 "Top Ten, Performances" September 7, 2010 7.3 12 3.3/9 12.35 #1 #1 #8[23]
30 "Top Ten, Results" September 8, 2010 7.3 12 2.8/8 12.14 #1 #1 #9[23]
31 "Finals, Performances" September 14, 2010 8.7 14 3.9/11 14.60 #1 #1 #4[24]
32 "Finale" September 15, 2010 9.5 16 3.9/11 16.41 #1 #1 #3[25]

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