For the twelve remaining acts in the semi-finals of “America’s Got Talent,” it was their last chance to impress. So hearing that your act makes judge Howard Stern want to throw up probably isn’t the best thing
The newest judge on the panel was apparently completely over Clint Carvahlo & His Extreme Parrots. “When you say, ‘Here Kitty, Kitty,’ I want to throw up!” Stern said. This is the call Carvahlo uses to call the bird, named Kitty, from the back of the auditorium to start the act.
Howie Mandel mostly agreed, saying that it didn’t seem like a million dollar act. For an animal act the judges all adored, see Olate Dogs. In this case, Stern went so far as to beg America to put them into the finals.
Other acts that earned praise included 10-year old mariachi singer Sebastien “El Charro De Oro,” Lightwire Theater, dance troupe The Untouchables, The Magic of Puck and singer Tim Hockenberry.
Only three will make it through. Find out who on a special Thursday night results show at 8 p.m. ET, and then come back next Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET and Thursday at 8 p.m. ET for the big finish on NBC.
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I can see where Howard’s coming from and the whole Parrot act isn’t doing it for me either. One pet act I’m digging would be Olate Dogs who have stolen the show many times in my opinion. I can’t wait to see more of this group and see what amazing tricks are in store next. I love watching Americas Got Talent during primetime and I enjoy all my episodes commercial free with my Auto Hop feature. This feature’s exciting to use on PrimeTime Anytime programming after my coworker at Dish showed me its functions. The commercials are always available to watch, it just eliminates you from having to manually fast forward them. I always hate going past the programming then skip back if I pass the show, which will eliminate me having to do this. No more searching for the remote to fast forward commercials and I can save battery life too.