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The last shall be first.  That happens to be the Gospel today in Catholic Churches throughout the world.  It is also AGT Gospel de facto.  In this ep, the act was certainly worthy of advancing.  It would be an alltime stunner if she does not.

This dog act is the best I have ever seen.  I would not vote them through, but kudos to those two-and four-legged actors on that stage.

Everything else was inherently bad, or made poor presentation choices.  Senor Wines, I'd bet anything, was screwed by SYCO production.  Turrible concept and also flat stoopid to have him play with a group.  The Hendrix open was a great choice, but it was not all that as he performed.  Yet and still, with all the others vying for the second invite, I most hope he somehow gets it.

Comedian was deathly dull.  I  noticed, though, she was given full time to show us what she had.  She has the poise of a veteran and appears rather more polished (compliment) than a lot of AGT wannabe comics.  The material was thin gruel, unfortunately.

I loved having traditional Simon back.  He made some quite deft remarks.  There was not a one that appeared to be out of line.  He was, however, on his best behavior, showing mercy and giving respect to all.  More, please.

There were no writer credits.  There was an unusual amount of clunky transitions.  It's been awhile since I've heard so many jidges being cutoff by the outro music.  Poor Terry was seriously struggling.  His Tyra self emerged.  Simon was genuinely concerned for him at the top.  I was, too.  The man was just not right.  My guess is the pressure of LIVE got him.

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