Elimination Table, Week 1
Italics indicate the act was a wild card. Order indicates when the act performed during the performance episode.
| Key | Buzzed out | Judges' choice | Advanced to the Top 20. | Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Won the judges' vote. | Finished in either fifth or sixth place; Lost the judges' vote. |
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| Order | Performer | Act Description | Buzzes and judges' choices | ||
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| Hasselhoff | Osbourne | Morgan | |||
| 1 | Extreme Dance FX (1866-60-AGT-01)(1866-602-4801) | Contemporary Modern Clog Troupe | |||
| 2 | The James Gang(1866-60-AGT-02)(1866-602-4802) | Hip-hop Rap Quartet |
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| 3 | Derrick Barry (1866-60-AGT-03)(1866-602-4803) | Britney Spears Impersonator | |||
| 4 | Elite (1866-60-AGT-04)(1866-602-4804) | Martial Artist | |||
| 5 | Ronny B (1866-60-AGT-05)(1866-602-4805) | Singer / Dancer | |||
| 6 | The Cadence (1866-60-AGT-06)(1866-602-4806) | Percussion Group | |||
| 7 | Jessica Price (1866-60-AGT-07)(1866-602-4807) | Singer/Musician | |||
| 8 | Shimshi (1866-60-AGT-08)(1866-602-4808) | Magician | |||
| 9 | DC Cowboys (1866-60-AGT-09)(1866-602-4809) | Dance Troupe | |||
| 10 | Neal E. Boyd (1866-60-AGT-10)(1866-602-4810) | Opera Singer | |||
- Footnotes
Read more about this topic: America's Got Talent (season 3), Top 40, Top 40, Part 1
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