"America's Got Talent" crowns a winner
Nick Cannon joins Olate Dogs as they await the results on the season finale of "America's Got Talent" on Sept. 13, 2012.
/ NBCAfter weeks of competition, NBC's talent show finally narrowed down the pack to one lucky act on Thursday night. The two-hour season seven finale found six contenders competing for a $1 million prize and a show on the Las Vegas strip.
At the start of the episode, host Nick Cannon told viewers to settle in for an "insane night." The evening was full of performances, including appearances by Flo Rida, Ne-Yo, Justin Bieber and Blue Man Group.
The judges also reflected on the season.
"I never would have imagined when we started this journey together that here we would be with such incredible talent," said Howard Stern. "When we first started I said, 'I don't know. Are we going to find anybody?' But we've found some incredible people."
The evening featured a large array of talent from the finalists, ranging from comedy to a harp player and a dog act.
It came down to comedian Tom Cotter and Olate Dogs, an act that features two trainers and their furry companions. In the end, the dogs won; they will have their day in Vegas.
The crowd cheered, and judge Sharon Osbourne was so pleased, she rushed to the stage to give the talented pooches a hug.
The finale results:
Sixth place: The Untouchables
Fifth place: Joe Castillo
Fourth place: David Garibaldi and his CMYKs
Third place: William Close and the Earth Harp Collective
Second place: Tom Cotter
First place: Olate Dogs
Tell us: What did you think about the "America's Got Talent" finale?
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- I was thrilled to see the Olate dogs (and their humans) win. There was an enormous amount of love on that stage - the love of the trainers for each animal was clear, and every dog had a pure and boundless love for their humans. Those dogs would do anything for their masters and the humans have given their all to those dogs. Furthermore, the dogs and the trainers have an absolute ball working together. It was simply beautiful to see. The act is fun and amazing and a real testiment to love.
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- I am not a fan of dogs but I really think Olate Dogs have an amazing talent. I would actually go see them. I hope Tom Cotter makes it big also because he is a very talented comedian.
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