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‘America’s Got Talent’ 2024 season finale: time, how to watch online and on TV

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‘America’s Got Talent’ 2024 season finale: time, how to watch online and on TV

Season 19 of America’s Got Talent is set to reach its climax, as we find out which act will be taking home the reality show’s seven-figure cash prize.

Chosen by a now-closed public vote, the winner of the talent contest will be announced in a two-hour results show today, Tuesday September 24, 2024.

Who are the finalists in America’s Got Talent season 19?

  • AIRFOOTWORKS (dance group)                     
  • Brent Street (dance group)
  • Dee Dee Simon (singer)
  • Hakuna Matata Acrobats (acrobatics)
  • Learnmore Jonasi (comedian)
  • Richard Goodall (singer)
  • Roni Sagi & Rhythm (dog act)  
  • Sebastián & Sonia (aerial Act)
  • Sky Elements (drone Act)
  • Solange Kardinaly (quick change act)

When is the AGT results show on TV?

You’ll be able to watch the America’s Got Talent results show on NBC today at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. The final episode will be preceded by an hour-long “countdown special” at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, in which AGT will look back at season 18’s acts.

These episodes will be made available to Peacock subscribers tomorrow, Wednesday September 25, from around 6 a.m. ET/3 a.m. PT.

If you don’t have cable, you can watch NBC on the streaming platform fubo, which offers new users a free introductory trial.

Who are the guest performers in the America’s Got Talent results show?

  • Simone Biles & the Gold Over America Tour
  • Michael Bublé
  • Neal Schon and members of Journey
  • Steve Aoki
  • Gabriel Iglesias
  • Las Vegas cast of Magic Mike Live
  • Andra Day
  • Detroit Youth Choir

How much does the America’s Got Talent winner get?

The winners of each season of AGT are given $1 million in prize money – although they don’t actually get that much up front. They can opt to get the full figure in $25,000 annual pre-tax instalments, or receive a smaller lump sum.

At the end of each episode of America’s Got Talent, the credits reveal: “The prize, which totals $1,000,000, is payable in a financial annuity over forty years, or the contestant may choose to receive the present cash value of such annuity.”

While details of the size of the lump sum have not been disclosed, the financial publication Forbes has previously estimated it to be around $300,000 before tax.

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