'America's Got Talent' 2013 Semifinals Results Recap: Which Six Acts Moved to Top 12? [VIDEOS]
America's Got Talent aired its first semifinal results show of the season Wednesday night, featuring six acts that advanced to the top 12 and six acts that were eliminated.
Dance troupe Innovative Force, rapper Tone the Chiefrocca and bowl juggler Red Panda were called forward first to hear their results. Host Nick Cannon announced that Innovative Force would be advancing to the Top 12. Tone the Chiefrocca and Red Panda were eliminated from the competition. Judge Heidi Klum said she was proud of Innovative Force and couldn't wait to see what they would do next.
Acrobats Duo Resonance, opera singer Jonathan Allen and opera trio Forte were called forward next. Cannon revealed that Forte would be advancing to the Top 12. Duo Resonance and Allen were eliminated from the competition. Judge Howie Mandel said that Forte would likely win the competition.
Comedian Angela Hoover, comedian Taylor Williamson and magician Collins Key were called forward next. Cannon announced that Key had advanced to the Top 12. Judge Mel B said that Key was very talented and deserved to go through. Cannon revealed that Williamson was advancing to the Top 12 as well. Judge Howard Stern said that America was discovering a big talent in Williamson.
The final three acts were called forward to hear their results: singer Dave Fenley, shadow theater group Catapult Entertainment and singer Cami Bradley. Cannon revealed that Bradley was advancing to the Top 12.
Before the judge's vote, Stern revealed that his wildcard pick would be Illusionist Leon Etienne & Romy Low. The duo will perform in next week's live semifinal show.
Catapult Entertainment and Fenley were revealed to be either sixth or seventh from America's vote. The judges had to decide which act to send through to the top 12. Mel B voted to send Fenley through to the top 12 while Klum, Mandel and Stern voted to send Catapult Entertainment through.
This means that Innovative Force, Forte, Key, Williamson, Bradley and Catapult Entertainment will be participating in the Top 12 live show in two weeks.
The other 12 semifinal acts will compete live on America's Got Talent in next Tuesday's performance show: the American Military Spouses Choir, singer Anna Christine, opera singer Branden James, dance troupe Chicago Boyz, ballroom dancers D'Angelo & Amanda, Illusionist Leon Etienne & Romy Low, country singer Jimmy Rose, comedian John Wing, dancer Kenichi Ebina, acrobats the KriStef Brothers, country singer Marty Brown and acrobat Timber Brown.
