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America's Got Talent season 7

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The seventh season of American talent show competition series America's Got Talent was broadcast on NBC from May 14 to September 13, 2012. Following the previous season, Piers Morgan left the program due to other commitments, and was replaced by the producers with Howard Stern. However, this change involved moving the venue for the live rounds of the competition from Los Angeles to Newark, New Jersey, which increased the size of the audience that attended each live episode.[1][2][3] Along with a visual makeover of the program to improve its presentation on television, a planned break was included with the broadcast schedule between July 24 and August 14, to avoid clashing with the network's live coverage of the 2012 Summer Olympics.

America's Got Talent
Season 7
Hosted byNick Cannon
Judges
WinnerOlate Dogs
Runners-up
No. of episodes31
Release
Original networkNBC
Original releaseMay 14 (2012-05-14) –
September 13, 2012 (2012-09-13)
Season chronology
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Season 6
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Season 8

The seventh season was won by dog tricks act Olate Dogs, with stand-up comedian Tom Cotter finishing in second, and earth harpist William Close placing third. During its broadcast, the season averaged around over 10 million viewers, but drew controversy for a participant who made claims that were later refuted after the broadcast of their audition.[who?]

Season overview edit

 
Howard Stern was brought in a month after Piers Morgan's departure.

Auditions for the seventh season's competition took place during Winter until mid-Spring 2012, with the main auditions being filmed in New York, Los Angeles, Tampa Bay, Austin, St. Louis and San Francisco.[4][5] Additional auditions were held in Washington, D.C., and Charlotte, but were not filmed.

Following the conclusion of the sixth season's broadcast, Piers Morgan began contemplating his involvement with America's Got Talent, due to his increasing work schedule on other projects by that time. In November 2011, despite having signed a three-year contract the previous year,[6] Morgan quit the show in order to focus on his commitment to producing Piers Morgan Tonight for CNN.[7] Due to his Morgan's departure, radio personality Howard Stern was chosen to replace him in December. Since Stern had commitments to his SiriusXM radio show in New York that he could not abandon, filming of the live rounds moved from Los Angeles, opting for using the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, New Jersey.[8] However, Stern was able to handle the involvement of the "Vegas Verdicts" segment without any issue.

While the use of the Performing Arts Center meant that audiences attending live rounds could be much larger than in previous years, the change in venue also allowed executive producer Simon Cowell to have the program undergo a significant "top-to-bottom makeover" of its presentation. Among these included new graphics, a new intro and a new theme song for America's Got Talent, along with an update to set pieces. A significant change was the appearance of the judges' desk, which was re-modeled to appear similar in design to that used on Britain's Got Talent.[9] In addition to these changes, the 2012 Summer Olympics was taken into consideration, since the sporting event would receive live coverage from the network. Episode scheduling had to include a two-week hiatus between July 27 until August 12, as to avoid America's Got Talent clashing with its live broadcast.

Of the participants who auditioned for this season, sixty-two secured a place in the six live quarter-finals, with twelve in each round. The sixth quarter-final consisted of two participants selected from those that failed to reach the live rounds, along with ten quarter-finalists that had been eliminated in their respective rounds. About twenty-three quarter-finalists advanced and were split between the two semi-finals, with an additional semi-finalist being added in at the last minute. Six semi-finalists secured a place in the finals, which consisted of a single stage and not multiple rounds as in previous seasons. The following below lists the results of each participant's overall performance in this season:

  Winner |   Runner-up |   Third place |   Finalist |   Semi-finalist
  Quarter-finalist |   Wildcard Quarter-finalist
Participant Age(s) 1 Genre Act From[10] Quarter-Final Result
7 in Unison 14–15 Dance Dance Troupe Yorba Linda, California 5 Eliminated
787 Crew 19–31 Dance Dance Crew San Juan, Puerto Rico 1 Eliminated
Academy of Villains — Dance Hip-hop Dance Troupe San Francisco 5 Semi-finalist
All Beef Patty 38 Singing Singing Drag Queen New York City 3 Eliminated
All That! 23–36 Dance Clogging Dance Troupe Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 4 2 Semi-finalist
All Wheel Sports 18–35 Acrobatics / Danger BMX Action Team Los Angeles 3 Semi-finalist
American BMX Stunt Team 20–44 Acrobatics / Danger BMX Stunt Team Durham, North Carolina 1 Eliminated
Andrew De Leon   19 Singing Opera Singer Kyle, Texas 6 Semi-finalist
Aurora Light Painters 38–46 Dance / Variety Light-painting Troupe San Francisco 2 Eliminated
Bandbaz Brothers   34, 59 Acrobatics Balancing Duo Las Vegas 6 Eliminated
Ben Blaque 33 Danger Crossbow Performer Branson, Missouri 2 2 Eliminated
Big Barry 70 Singing Singer Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2 Eliminated
Bria Kelly 16 Singing Country Singer Virginia Beach, Virginia 5 Semi-finalist
Cast in Bronze 61 Music Carillon Musician St. Peters, Pennsylvania 5 Eliminated
Clint Carvalho and His Extreme Parrots 52 Animal Parrot Trainer Las Vegas 5 Semi-finalist
Cristin Sandu 18 Danger Balancing Performer Las Vegas 3 2 Eliminated
Danielle Stallings 14 Singing Singer Richmond, Virginia 2 Eliminated
David "The Bullet" Smith 34 Danger Human Cannonball Performer Englewood, Florida 4 Eliminated
David Garibaldi and His CMYK's 26–30 Variety Art Performers Sacramento, California 1 Finalist
Distinguished Men of Brass 24–60 Music Marching Band Tampa, Florida 1 Eliminated
Donovan & Rebecca 44, 36 Acrobatics Acrobatic Aerialists Stony Brook, New York 2 Semi-finalist
Drew Erwin 16 Singing / Music Singer & Musician Arlington, Tennessee 5 Eliminated
Edon 14 Singing Singer Chicago 1 Semi-finalist
Elusive 21 Dance B-boy Dancer Austin, Texas 3 Eliminated
Eric & Olivia 20 Singing / Music Singer & Guitarist Duo Austin, Texas 4 Eliminated
Eric Buss 37 Variety Novelty act Entertainer Tucson, Arizona 5 Eliminated
Eric Dittelman 26 Magic Mentalist Boston 4 Semi-finalist
Hawley Magic 30 Magic Magician & Illusionists Shelby, North Carolina 2 Eliminated
Horse 25 Variety Groin attack taker Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 4 2 Eliminated
Inspire the Fire 13–29 Singing / Dance Singing Dance Troupe Charlotte, North Carolina 3 Eliminated
Jacob Williams 23 Comedy Stand-up Comedian Chicago 3 Semi-finalist
Jake Wesley Rogers 15 Singing / Music Singer & Pianist Ozark, Missouri 3 2 Eliminated
Jarrett & Raja 39, 32 Comedy / Magic Comic Illusionists Las Vegas 1 2 Eliminated
Joe Castillo 64 Variety Sand Artist Lexington, Kentucky 4 Finalist
Lightwire Theater 25–43 Dance Glow-light Dance Group New Orleans 3 Semi-finalist
Lil' Starr 6 Dance Tap Dancer Chino, California 1 Eliminated
Lindsey Norton 17 Dance Dancer Tampa, Florida 4 2 Eliminated
LionDanceMe 14–35 Danger / Animal / Dance Lion Dance Danger Act San Francisco 2 Eliminated
Lisa Clark Dancers 14–18 Dance Dance Troupe Suisun City, California 2 Eliminated
Melinda Hill 39 Comedy Stand-up Comedian Los Angeles 5 Eliminated
Michael Nejad 55 Music / Variety Household Musician San Jose, California 1 Eliminated
Nikki Jensen 25 Singing / Music Singer & Guitarist Austin, Texas 1 Eliminated
Olate Dogs 19, 55 Animal Dog Tricks Act New York City 4 Winner
Reverse Order — Music Rock Band Hackettstown, New Jersey 5 Eliminated
Rock Star Juggler Mike Price 33 Variety Juggler Las Vegas 3 Eliminated
Romeo Dance Cheetah 30 Music Air Guitarist Chicago 5 Eliminated
Rudy Coby 48 Magic Illusionist Los Angeles 5 Eliminated
Sebastien "El Charro de Oro" 10–30 Singing / Music Mariachi Singer & Band San Antonio, Texas 4 2 Semi-finalist
Shanice & Maurice Hayes 18, 62 Singing Father & Daughter Duet Kansas City, Missouri 1 Semi-finalist
Spencer Horsman 26 Magic / Danger Escape Artist Baltimore, Maryland 3 2 Eliminated
The All Ways 19–22 Music Rock Band New York City 2 Eliminated
The Magic of Puck 46 Magic Comic Illusionist Roosevelt, New York 5 Semi-finalist
The Scott Brothers 47, 48 Dance Pop Dance Duo Las Vegas 1 Semi-finalist
The Untouchables 8–13 Dance Latin Dance Troupe Miami 3 Finalist
Tim Hockenberry 50 Singing / Music Singer & Pianist San Francisco 2 Semi-finalist
Todd Oliver 53 Comedy / Animal Dog Ventriloquist Act Branson, Missouri 1 2 Semi-finalist
Tom Cotter 48 Comedy Stand-up Comedian Stony Point, New York 2 Runner-up
Turf 21 Dance / Variety Dancing Contortionist San Francisco 2 Semi-finalist
Ulysses 49 Singing Singer Statesville, North Carolina 4 Eliminated
Unity in Motion 11–16 Dance Dancing Contortionist Group Cape May, New Jersey 4 Eliminated
William Close 42 Music Earth Harpist Los Angeles 4 Third place
Wordspit and the Illest! 20–27 Music Hip-hop & Rock Band New York City 3 Eliminated
  • ^1 Ages denoted for a participant(s), pertain to their final performance for this season.
  • ^2 These participants were entered into the Wildcard quarter-final after losing their initial quarter-final.

Quarter-finals summary edit

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

Quarter-final 1 (July 2) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Cast of Cirque du Soleil: Zarkana, and will.i.am

Quarter-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 3)
Mandel Osbourne Stern
Distinguished Men of Brass 1 Eliminated
Edon 2       Won Judges' Vote
Jarrett and Raja 3 Eliminated
Lil' Starr 4 Eliminated
Todd Oliver 5 Lost Judges' Vote
American BMX Stunt Team 6 Eliminated
Nikki Jensen 7 Eliminated
The Scott Brothers 8 Advanced
Michael Nejad 9       Eliminated
787 Crew 10 Eliminated
Shanice & Maurice Hayes 11 Advanced
David Garibaldi and His CMYK's 12 Advanced

Quarter-final 2 (July 10) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Gavin DeGraw, and TRACES

Quarter-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 11)
Mandel Osbourne Stern
LionDanceMe 1 Eliminated
Turf 2 Advanced
The All Ways 3 Eliminated
Hawley Magic 4 Eliminated
Lisa Clark Dancers 5   Eliminated
Aurora Light Painters 6   Eliminated
Danielle Stallings 7   Lost Judges' Vote
Donovan & Rebecca 8     Won Judges' Vote
Big Barry 9     Eliminated
Tom Cotter 10 Advanced
Ben Blaque 11 Eliminated
Tim Hockenberry 12 Advanced

Quarter-final 3 (July 17) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Ashleigh and Pudsey, and Havana Brown

Quarter-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 18)
Mandel Osbourne Stern
The Untouchables 1 Advanced
Rock Star Juggler Mike Price 2 Eliminated
Inspire the Fire 3 Eliminated
Cristin Sandu 4   Eliminated
Elusive 5 Eliminated
Jake Wesley Rogers 6 Eliminated
All Wheel Sports 7     Won Judges' Vote
WordSpit and the Illest! 8   Lost Judges' Vote
Jacob Williams 9 Advanced
All Beef Patty 10 Eliminated
Spencer Horsman 11 Eliminated
Lightwire Theater 12 Advanced

Quarter-final 4 (July 24) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Cher Lloyd, and the cast of Once

Quarter-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (July 25)
Mandel Osbourne Stern
David "The Bullet" Smith 3 1 Eliminated
All That! 2   Lost Judges' Vote
Ulysses 3       Eliminated
Joe Castillo 4 Advanced
Sebastien "El Charro de Oro" 5 Eliminated
Eric Dittelman 6     Won Judges' Vote
William Close 7 Advanced
Unity in Motion 8 Eliminated
Eric & Olivia 9 Eliminated
Lindsey Norton 10 Eliminated
Horse 11 Eliminated
Olate Dogs 12 Advanced
  • ^3 For health & safety reasons, David Smith had to perform outside the studio; the judges were required to view the performance in person, and used hand-carried signs in place of their buzzers.

Quarter-final 5 – YouTube Round (August 14) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Gabby Douglas, Karmin, The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger

Quarter-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (August 15)
Mandel Osbourne Stern
Clint Carvalho and His Extreme Parrots 1       Won Judges' Vote
Reverse Order 2 Eliminated
Rudy Coby 3     Eliminated
7 in Unison 4   Eliminated
Drew Erwin 5 Lost Judges' Vote
Melinda Hill 6 Eliminated
Eric Buss 7     Eliminated
Romeo Dance Cheetah 8     Eliminated
The Magic of Puck 9 Advanced
Bria Kelly 10 Advanced
Cast in Bronze 4 11       Eliminated
Academy of Villains 12 Advanced
  • ^4 Due to complications, Cast In Bronze had to perform outside the studio; the judges were required to be in person to view the performance, and used hand-carried signs in place of their buzzers.

Quarter-final 6 Wild Card Round (August 21) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen, and cast of Bring It On

Quarter-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (August 22)
Mandel Osbourne Stern
Spencer Horsman 1 Eliminated
All That! 2     Won Judges' Vote
Jarrett & Raja 3 Eliminated
Jake Wesley Rogers 4 Eliminated
Cristin Sandu 5 Eliminated
Todd Oliver 6 Advanced
Bandbaz Brothers 7 Eliminated
Sebastien "El Charro de Oro" 8 Advanced
Horse 9 Eliminated
Lindsey Norton 10   Lost Judges' Vote
Andrew De Leon 11 Advanced
Ben Blaque 12 Eliminated

Semi-finals summary edit

  Buzzed Out |   Judges' choice |   Advanced to Finals
  Won Judges' Vote |   Lost Judges' Vote

Semi-final 1 (August 28) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Neon Trees, and Steve Harvey

Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (August 29)
Mandel Osbourne Stern
Andrew De Leon 1 Eliminated
Todd Oliver 2   Lost Judges' Vote
Donovan & Rebecca 3 Eliminated
Edon 4 Eliminated
The Scott Brothers 5 Eliminated
Eric Dittelman 6 Eliminated
Turf 7 Eliminated
Bria Kelly 8 Eliminated
Joe Castillo 9     Won Judges' Vote
William Close 10 Advanced
Tom Cotter 11 Advanced
Academy of Villains 12 Eliminated

Semi-final 2 (September 4) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Train, Nathan Burton, and Haunted by Heroes with Dee Snider

Semi-Finalist Order Buzzes and Judges' votes Result (September 6) 5
Mandel Osbourne Stern
All That! 1 Eliminated
Sebastien "El Charro de Oro" 2 Eliminated
The Magic of Puck 3 Eliminated
Clint Carvalho and His Extreme Parrots 4 Eliminated
Jacob Williams 5 Eliminated
Shanice and Maurice Hayes 6 Eliminated
All Wheel Sports 7 Eliminated
Tim Hockenberry 8 Eliminated
The Untouchables 9 Advanced
Olate Dogs 10 Advanced
Lightwire Theater 11   Lost Judges' Vote
David Garibaldi and His CMYK's 12     Won Judges' Vote

Finals (September 12) edit

Guest Performers, Results Show: Justin Bieber, Big Sean, Green Day, Joan Rivers, OneRepublic, Ne-Yo, Flo Rida, Frankie J, Blue Man Group, and Burton Crane

  Winner |   Runner-up |   3rd place
Finalist Order Result
(September 13)
David Garibaldi and His CMYK's 1 4th
Tom Cotter 2 2nd
The Untouchables 3 6th
Joe Castillo 4 5th
William Close 5 3rd
Olate Dogs 6 1st

Ratings edit

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

Show Episode First air date Rating
(18–49) 		Share
(18–49) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Timeslot
rank 		Nightly
rank 		Weekly
rank
1 Los Angeles and St. Louis Auditions May 14, 2012 3.7 10 10.48[11] 1 2 16
2 San Francisco Auditions May 15, 2012 3.4 10 10.58[12] 2 2 15
3 New York Auditions (Part 1) May 21, 2012 3.2 9 9.66[13] 1 1 6
4 New York Auditions (Part 2) May 22, 2012 3.3 9 9.44[14] 1 2 7
5 Tampa Bay Auditions (Part 1) May 28, 2012 2.8 8 9.96[15] 1 1 3
6 St. Louis Auditions (Part 2) May 29, 2012 3.7 10 11.51[16] 1 1 1
7 Austin Auditions (Part 1) June 4, 2012 3.3 10 12.22[17] 1 1 2
8 Austin Auditions (Part 2) June 5, 2012 3.5 11 12.55[18] 1 1 1
9 Tampa Bay Auditions (Part 2) June 12, 2012 3.0 8 11.18[19] 2 2 4
10 Final Auditions June 18, 2012 2.9 9 11.43[20] 1 1 3
11 Las Vegas Week (Part 1) June 25, 2012 3.0 8 10.45[21] 1 1 3
12 Las Vegas Week (Part 2) June 26, 2012 3.2 9 11.67[22] 1 1 1
13 Las Vegas Week (Part 3) June 27, 2012 2.8 9 10.66[23] 1 1 2
14 Top 48, Week 1 (performances) July 2, 2012 2.9 8 10.19[24] 1 1 1
15 Top 48, Week 1 (results) July 3, 2012 2.3 8 9.32[25] 1 1 2
16 Top 48, Week 2 (performances) July 10, 2012 2.8 9 10.69[26] 2 2 2
17 Top 48, Week 2 (results) July 11, 2012 2.0 6 8.08[27] 1 1 6
18 Top 48, Week 3 (performances) July 17, 2012 2.6 8 10.17[28] 1 1 1
19 Top 48, Week 3 (results) July 18, 2012 2.0 6 7.61[29] 1 1 5
20 Top 48, Week 4 (performances) July 24, 2012 2.7 8 10.43[30] 1 1 4
21 Top 48, Week 4 (results) July 25, 2012 2.2 6 8.76[31] 1 1 5
22 YouTube Snapple Special August 14, 2012 2.8 8 9.97[32] 1 1 2
23 YouTube Snapple Special (results) August 15, 2012 2.3 6 8.48[33] 1 1 5
24 Wild Card August 21, 2012 2.5 8 9.90[34] 1 1 1
25 Wild Card (results) August 22, 2012 2.3 7 8.60[35] 1 1 2
26 Semifinals, Round 1 (performances) August 28, 2012 2.5 7 9.89[36] 1 1 1
27 Semifinals, Round 1 (results) August 29, 2012 2.2 6 8.34[37] 1 1 3
28 Semifinals, Round 2 (performances) September 4, 2012 2.4 7 8.93[38] 1 1 8
29 Semifinals, Round 2 (results) September 6, 2012 1.9 6 7.87[39] 1 1 10
30 Finals (performances) September 12, 2012 2.9 8 11.05[40] 1 1 12
31 Finale September 13, 2012 2.4 7 10.59[41] 1 1 19

Controversy edit

America's Got Talent faced controversy during its seventh season when it emerged that one of its participants had made a false claim that hadn't been properly checked. Minnesota National Guard sergeant Tim Poe, who made an audition for the season, claimed that an audible stutter he had was the result of an injury he sustained while operating with a military unit serving the War in Afghanistan. Although he provided evidence to back his claim, both the Associated Press and Minnesota National Guard refuted the documentation he provided, making clear that his condition could not be verified as occurring during his service in Afghanistan.[42] Although Poe advanced no further, production staff would have had to face the question of disqualifying him from advancing into later stages for submitting a lie that had been broadcast on national television.[43][44]

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