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In , guest judges were introduced into the program as part of the revamp of the format's bootcamp stage.

The following lists the guest judges who appeared within the program for the "Judge Cuts", per season and in order of their appearance by week:.

The first season was announced in May , and aired later that year between June 21 to August Auditions took place in June within Los Angeles , where the live-round episodes were also broadcast from, New York , and Chicago.

Episodes were broadcast from June 21 to August 17, and were hosted by Regis Philbin , with the judging panel consisting of actor David Hasselhoff , singer Brandy Norwood , and journalist Piers Morgan.

More than 12 million viewers watched the program's premiere episode, a far greater viewing figure than had been achieved by the premiere of American Idol in , becoming one of the most-watched program on U.

The second season was aired during , between June 5 to August When it was initially announced, NBC intended for it to be aired in January of that year on Sunday nights, without separate episodes for results.

However, due to concerns it would be put in direct competition with American Idol , which had a similar premise and was more popular, America's Got Talent was assigned to the Summer schedule used for the first season, with the slot appointed to another reality-based talent show, Grease: You're The One That I Want , as a direct result.

The second season saw the use of the Judge's vote being suspended for this season only, meaning acts advanced purely on viewer votes, while results episodes were given a shorter timeslot than the one-hour period used for these episodes in the first season, and aired a week after a performance episode.

This season was the first to involve a new stage of auditions, referred to as the "bootcamp stage" - a period of callback episodes filmed in Las Vegas, aimed at streamlining successful participants from the first round of auditions towards a rounded figure of semi-finalists for the live rounds.

In March , NBC announced that Philbin would not be returning as host of the program, and thus revealed that Jerry Springer would succeed him in this role.

The third season was aired during , between June 17 to October 1; because of the Summer Olympics , the program was forced to suspend its broadcast between August 7—26 to avoid conflicting with live broadcasts of the sporting event.

Auditions took place between January to April across the same cities from the previous season, but also included a stop within Atlanta.

Unlike the previous season, the Las Vegas callback episodes doubled the number of semi-finalists involved in the live rounds to around forty acts, instead of twenty, while the Judges' votes, reinstated for this season, were mainly focused on breaking a tie-break between the 5th and 6th popular acts voted for by the public, within the quarterfinals and semi-finals.

Apart from amendments to the program's format, the production staff also implemented cosmetic changes - the X's used by the judges and their table were redesigned to match those used in Britain's Got Talent , while the program introduced a new title card in this season.

This season was won by opera singer Neal E. Boyd , with singer and pianist Eli Mattson coming in second, and violinists Nuttin' But Stringz placing third.

The fourth season was aired during , between June 23 to September 19, and was the first to be broadcast in high definition. Auditions were held between January to April, with a change in cities used - while the program returned to New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Atlanta, it also held auditions within Washington, D.

Alongside live auditions and home audition tapes, participants were given the opportunity to register their auditions through uploading a video direct to the program's website.

This season saw results episodes being reinstated back to their original broadcast schedule in the first season, including being allocated one-hour timeslots, while the "Las Vegas Callbacks" were redubbed as "Vegas Verdicts" by the production team in this season.

In addition, the winning act not only received a cash prize at the end of the competition, but was also given their own, week headline show at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip.

Springer left the program following the conclusion of the previous season, owing to other TV commitments he had, leading him to be replaced as the program's host by Nick Cannon in February.

The fifth season was aired during , between June 1 to September 15; [37] NBC initially considered moving the program to its Fall schedule, to match that of the move made by rival series So You Think You Can Dance , [38] but decided against this action.

Audition were held between January to April; televised auditions took place within Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Orlando, and Portland Oregon , while non-televised auditions held by the program's producers were held in Atlanta and Philadelphia.

This season was the first in the program's history to accept registration through online auditions via YouTube , and adopt a format on its live episodes that would be standard for future seasons, until production began on the eighth season.

As Hasselhoff had signed himself up as the host of a new television program prior to filming of this season beginning, [39] his role as judge was taken over by comedian and game show host Howie Mandel.

The sixth season was aired during , between May 31 to September Auditions made via YouTube were conducted on May 4.

No changes were made to the program nor did it face any major disruptions. This season was won by singer Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr.

The seventh season was aired during , between May 14 to September Louis , and San Francisco. In addition, live episodes were broadcast from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark - the change in location not only meant that the live-round studio set was revamped, including a revised judges' desk design that bore similarities to that used on Britain's Got Talent , but that the audience attending these rounds was much larger than in previous seasons.

The eighth season was aired during , between June 4 to September The format for audition episodes was changed to be similar to that used for such episodes on Britain's Got Talent , in that each episode would be split into two or three parts, each part consisting of a selection of record auditions from one of the visited cities.

Alongside this change, the production team moved broadcasts of live episodes out of Newark, and focused them within Radio City Music Hall in New York.

Sharon Osbourne left America's Got Talent after the seventh season, after announcing her decision to do so on August 6, , following a dispute between herself and NBC in regards to the treatment of her son Jack Osbourne by producers for a new NBC program at the time.

The ninth season was aired during , between May 27 to September A few changes were made to the program's format in this season. Firstly, the "bootcamp" rounds discontinued filming in Las Vegas in favour of New York, and renamed "Judgement Week"; this change also intended for the use of a live studio audience, but this idea was scrapped by the producers.

This season was won by magician Mat Franco , with singer Emily West coming second, and acrobatic troupe AcroArmy placing third.

The tenth season was aired during , between May 26 to September This season saw the Golden Buzzer format, introduced in the previous season, being amended to match that on Britain's Got Talent , in that its use would send a participant directly into the live rounds, although the host was not allowed to use it per the revised format.

This season was won by ventriloquist Paul Zerdin , with comedian Drew Lynch coming in second, and magician mentalist Oz Pearlman placing third.

The eleventh season was aired during , between May 31 to September The twelfth season was aired during , between May 30 to September This season is notable for the death of American physician Brandon Rogers, who died in an automobile accident on June 11, , shortly after securing his place on America's Got Talent during the audition's stage.

In the wake of his death, production staff chose to postpone his audition, before eventually deciding to air it on during the final audition episode of the season on July 11, as a tribute to his memory.

The thirteenth season was aired during , between May 29 to September This season was won by magician Shin Lim , with acrobatic group Zurcaroh coming in second, and violinist Brian King Joseph placing third.

The fourteenth season was aired during , between May 28 to September Following the previous season, Tyra Banks, Heidi Klum and Mel B, all opted to leave the program — Banks announced her resignation in December , [81] while Klum and Mel B announced their respective departures two months later.

Alongside the usual lineup of guest judges for the fourteenth season's Judge Cuts - Brad Paisley , Dwyane Wade , Ellie Kemper , and Jay Leno [86] - this season is notable for the production staff including two additional guest judges for the live semi-finals - Sean Hayes and Queen Latifah.

The fifteenth season was aired during , between May 26 to September Live audiences were discontinued on advice by health experts against large gatherings initially, before production was eventually suspended after Klum fell ill during filming, raising concerns about the risk of infection.

Production on the remainder of the season resumed in mid-June, while the season was being broadcast, though production staff made several changes to minimize the potential for infection amongst those involved, including participants and judges.

While the Judges Cuts round was drastically changed, effectively condensing the stage into a single episode, [90] [91] the live rounds featured several measures: these included being filmed at Universal Studios Hollywood ; the use of a virtual audience; and an expansion in the number of quarter-finalists.

Prior to the first quarter-final, Cowell was severely injured in an accident and forced to be absent from the remainder of the season leading to production staff initially bringing in guest judges for two of the quarter-finals, before opting to maintain the use of three judges for the remainder of the episodes.

In , production staff opted for creating a post-show made up of the best finalists from that year's competition, and conducted over a ten-week run between October to January at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.

Titled America's Got Talent Live , it featured performances by season four winner Kevin Skinner , and by ten of the finalists from that season, and was hosted by Jerry Springer in between taping for his self-named show in Stamford, Connecticut.

In , America's Got Talent Live discontinued operating as a live tour, instead functioning as a series of shows at the Planet Hollywood Resort in Las Vegas , with performances from the top acts from the tenth season, including winner Paul Zerdin , runner-up Drew Lynch, and fan favorite Piff the Magic Dragon.

In , four more shows were scheduled at the same venue, and featured performances from the top acts of the eleventh season's final, including Grace VanderWaal , The Clairvoyants, and Tape Face.

In , NBC commissioned a second special centered on Darci Lynne , the winner of the twelfth season. Cowell had conceived of an idea for a global competition consisting of participants that had appeared across the Got Talent franchise across the years - including notable acts and winners.

The format for the spin-off would be similar to the main program, though episodes would be pre-recorded when the spin-off contest was held in Autumn, and then later broadcast during the network's winter schedule.

Unbeatable , winning their respective season's contest. Since the show began, its ratings have been very high, ranging from 9 million viewers to as many as 16 million viewers, generally averaging around 12 million viewers.

The show has also ranked high in the 18—49 demographic, usually rating anywhere from as low as 1. Audition shows and performance shows rate higher on average than results shows.

Although the show's ratings have been high, the network usually keeps the show's run limited to before the official start of the next television season in the third week of September with some reductions or expansions depending on Olympic years, where finale ratings are usually lower due to returning programming on other networks.

The highest rated season in overall viewers to date is season four The most-watched episode has been the finale of season five , with The series premiere and an episode featuring the first part of Las Vegas Week in season six have each tied for highest rating among adults 18—49, both having a 4.

Broadcasts of the program were made available for distribution to other networks on the international television market, and include the following:.

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Osbourne gab allerdings bereits bekannt, dass sie für die achte Staffel nicht mehr zur Verfügung stehe. November über die Facebook-Seite von America's Got Talent gepostet wurde, werden alle vier Juroren der achten Staffel für die neunte Staffel im Sommer zurückkehren.

Nach der dritten Staffel wurde bekannt, dass Springer nicht für eine vierte Staffel zurückkehren würde, da er sich auf seine Talkshow The Jerry Springer Show sowie auf eine Rolle in einem Theaterstück konzentrieren wollte.

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