.
- Okay, here we go, folks. Here we go.
Standby, everyone, standby.
[Queen's "We Will Rock You"]
* *
- My whole life, I've had a taste for adventure.
- * Buddy, you're a boy, make a big noise *
- What we do is not for the faint of heart.
- * Gonna be a big man someday *
* You got mud on your face *
- One wrong move and I'm done.
- * Kicking your can all over the place *
[cheers and applause]
- * We will, we will rock you *
- This show is giving me a lot of anxiety.
- Oh, my God!
- * We will, we will rock you *
- You are the definition of never giving up.
- * We will rock you *
* *
* We will, we will rock you *
- Let's kick it!
- You had me on the edge of my seat the entire time.
- You gave me every emotion.
- Whoa!
- This is incredible!
- Oh, my gosh!
[audience screams]
- I think I love you.
* *
[tense music]
[cheers and applause]
- * Na na na na *
* Na na na na na *
- Give it up for the host
of "America's Got Talent Extreme!"
Terry Crews!
- * Got a real good feeling *
* Got a real good feeling *
- Yeah!
Hello!
This is "America's Got Talent Extreme!"
Are you guys ready to meet your judges?
[cheers and applause]
Give it up for WWE superstar
Nikki Bella!
- * Got a real good feeling *
* Got a real good feeling *
- He's known as the man with 199 lives.
It's daredevil Travis Pastrana!
[audience yelps]
[music fades out]
[feedback squeals]
He's okay! [cheers and applause]
- * Oh, I got a real good feeling *
* Got a real good feeling *
* Like there is lightning... *
- Give it up for the man.
The Simon Cowell!
- * Got a real good feeling *
* Right now, right now, right now, right now *
* Let me tell you something *
* Right now, right now *
- All right, I want to tell you
what the deal is with "Extreme."
We are pushing it to the next level,
and guys, there's going to be a lot of danger.
Everyone on this panel
has had some injuries
because we like to go extreme.
I remember when my bicep popped right off my bone.
[audience groans]
It was pretty ugly.
Mr. Pastrana, I'm starting with you.
You are no stranger to extreme and danger.
- I dunno, I feel like the most dangerous thing
I ever did was just walk down that.
[laughter]
I'm not a very good walker, I need a motorcycle.
And Nikki Bella, I mean,
dude, she just owned that whole runway, so.
[cheers and applause]
- Nikki, can you talk to us?
I mean, that ring is no joke.
- I mean, I definitely have slammed
a lot of women and men in that ring.
And I've broken some bones.
That's right, right?
But when you're extreme and you want to be
the best at what you do,
it doesn't matter how many bones you break.
[cheers and applause]
- Now Simon, you've broken some bones, too, Simon.
- Yeah, and I had my appendix out, don't forget.
That was tough.
- All right, guys, are you ready
for "America's Got Talent Extreme"?
[cheers and applause]
We are going to push it to another level.
Let's make it happen.
[cheers and applause]
- * Got a real good feeling *
* Got a real good feeling *
* Like there is lightning deep in my veins *
- I love you.
- Yes.
[cheers and applause]
- Show me how you do it.
Let me give it a go. - You need both hands.
- Yeah, come, let me follow. - Okay.
- Hang on, wait-- - So you gotta move,
like, your hips.
Yeah, stand here.
[cheers and applause]
- Let's do it.
[heavy metal music]
- I'm Mary Littlefield Devine.
I'm a licensed midwife from New Braunfels, Texas.
- I'm Doctor Danger from Mendoza, Texas,
and I'm a daredevil.
I've been a daredevil for a really long time.
But I'm almost 60 years old,
and I've had a couple of close calls.
I started to think
it's time that I get off the road,
retire somewhere on a beach.
And then I found Mademoiselle Devine.
[Boston's "More Than a Feeling"]
We met at a birthday party.
I asked if I could set her on fire.
She said yes.
And then I knew it was a match made in heaven.
- * It's more than a feeling *
- He then said, "Let's go on tour."
And I'm like, "Wait, I'm a midwife.
I can't just go places."
- Right, it didn't take a lot of convincing.
[both laugh]
It's been really fun watching Mary advance in her skills.
She's reignited my passion.
So tonight, "AGT Extreme,"
the stunt is called "Firestorm: A Love Story."
We're gonna try to tell a little medieval fairy tale,
but also, we're gonna blow some stuff up.
- * Ah *
- Love is fire.
So what--what are you really expecting
to be any different here?
- What are you more scared about, the stunt
or getting up on stage and talking to Simon?
- I mean, that's probably harder.
[both laugh]
- We get one chance and one chance only to get it right.
You got this? - I got it.
- There's a lot of great acts.
But how great would it be to stand on that big stage
with the woman that I love, take home the prize money,
and restart my career with a bang?
[both laugh]
- The most explosive couple on television.
[cheers and applause]
- Hello.
Welcome.
Okay, let's start with introductions.
Give us your names, please.
- I'm Doctor Danger.
I'm a daredevil stunt man.
I've been doing stunts for 32 years.
- Okay.
And what's your real name?
- Gregory.
[laughter]
- Yeah, that's good for top stage names.
And this is?
- I'm Mary Littlefield Devine.
I'm a licensed midwife, and I raise dairy goats.
- Of course. - Yeah.
- Whoo!
- Okay, so how do you know each other?
- We've been seeing each other for about six weeks.
- Oh, wow.
- [chuckles]
- So it's new.
- We've been kind of keeping it secret,
but I guess this the place to...
- We won't tell anyone.
Tell me about what you're about to do.
- This stunt is a medieval fairy tale
set on fire with multiple explosions.
- Wow.
- Did you fall in love doing this?
- Absolutely. - Aww.
- It really started with the planning of the stunt.
And when we looked at the metaphor,
we realize we can't skirt the edges of it anymore.
The fire is lit.
- So this is like a love story. I love that.
Okay, good luck.
- All right, guys. - Thank you so much.
- We'll see you later on.
[cheers and applause]
- Okay, let's go see 'em blow some stuff up!
Pow!
- Boom.
[dramatic music]
For this stunt,
we found an old porta-potty,
and we turned it into a castle.
The villains are gonna lock me in the castle,
and they're gonna put Mary inside the ring of fire.
The castle catches on fire and explodes.
We're gonna both be fully engulfed in flames.
It's so hot,
you can't escape it fast enough.
- Give it up for our judges, Simon Cowell!
[cheers and applause]
Yeah!
- Hello.
- Give it up for Terry Crews!
- Yeah!
- Travis Pastrana!
And Nikki Bella!
- Thanks for coming out, guys!
[cheers and applause]
What's going on, what do we got here?
- Whoa, I'm excited!
This looks dangerous.
- It does.
- Doctor Danger in the house.
- You guys ready for something to blow up?
[cheers and applause]
- Yeah.
I'm very curious to see how it's gonna play out.
- They have to get the theater right, if that makes sense.
- Totally, yeah.
- Standby on set.
- I'm excited to see this.
[cheers and applause]
- Okay, we're going hot!
- Okay, we're going hot.
We are going hot.
[Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet Overture"]
* *
- This is a love story for the ages.
- There's Doctor Danger and his love Mary
having a romantic dinner.
[heavy metal music]
[yelling]
- [shrieks] - Oh, no!
[evil laughter]
[audience yelling]
- [shrieks]
[evil laughter]
- The villain has put Doctor Danger
in the castle porta-potty!
And they put Mary in the ring of fire!
[dramatic music]
- What the bloody hell?
Is he okay?
[bleep] - Oh.
- Oh, no!
.
- Doctor Danger is in the castle porta-potty!
[dramatic music]
- What the bloody hell?
- Is he okay?
Oh, [bleep]. - Oh.
[The Darkness' "I Believe in a Thing Called Love"]
- * I believe in a thing called love *
- Whoa!
- * There's a chance we can make it now *
* We'll be rockin' till the sun goes down *
- Whoa.
- Doctor Danger is fighting to rescue his love Mary!
- Whoa!
- * I wanna kiss you every minute *
* Every hour, every day *
- They're going through the tunnel of fire
fighting off villains!
- * You got me in a spin but everything is A-okay *
- What?
- * Touching you *
- Whoo!
- Wow.
[cheers and applause]
- Y'all, they made it through the archway
and all of the villains are dead!
[laughs]
- * I believe in a thing called love *
- [laughs]
They're alive.
- * We'll be rockin' till the sun goes down *
* I believe in a thing called love *
* Ooh *
* Get down! *
* *
- Are they all right?
[music fades]
[audience murmuring]
[music resumes]
They're okay!
[cheers and applause]
- * There's a chance we could make it now *
* We'll be rockin' till the sun goes down *
* I believe in a thing called love *
- And they're still in love!
- * Hoo *
* Get down! *
* *
- Oh, they're making out.
- Now that's one hot couple.
- Ah, good jokes.
- That was good, Terry. - So good.
- All right, they're gonna put the fire out
and we're going back to the main stage for the judging.
Whoo!
[cheers and applause]
- I have no idea what just happened.
Not a bloody clue.
[judges laugh]
[Boston's "More Than a Feeling"]
- * It's more than a feeling *
* More than a feeling *
* When I hear that old song they used to play *
* More than a feeling *
- Okay.
That was, um.
I actually can't quite put it into words.
So I'm gonna start with Nikki.
[laughter]
- That was quite a love story.
I didn't think that
being lit on fire with the Grim Reaper
would, you know, capture me, but it did.
And there's a part of me that wants you to go through
to see what else you will give us.
[cheers and applause]
- Yeah.
Okay, then. Travis.
- Well, having done a few fire stunts before,
the explosions were awesome.
The pyro was--was great.
The fact that you guys were still dancing on fire
was very, very impressive.
I didn't really understand the story,
but if anyone was doubting if you two were--were a couple,
they now know that your love is on fire.
* *
- That's good. - Thank you, Travis.
Thank you very much.
- Yeah, look, I think I got it, which was
you were in a toilet.
[laughter]
It exploded.
Met your girlfriend.
And then you ended up with a bang.
- That was the story, yes, sir. - Thank you.
So I got it right.
[laughs]
That is a love sto--a love story.
Look, what I like about you is that you're very fearless.
You like goats.
I like goats.
And, um, I would be intrigued
to see where this would go next.
- Let's do it.
- Would it be more extreme than what we saw before?
- Uh-- - Absolutely.
- What she said. - Yes.
- Of course. - I'm not gonna argue with her.
- All right, okay.
Nikki, yes or no?
- I love what you guys did.
For me, it's a yes.
- Yes! - Thank you very much, Nikki.
Thank you. - Thank you.
- Okay, Travis.
- I am--I'm really on the fence here because
I didn't really understand the showmanship part.
You understand that it needs more than just explosions.
I'm gonna have-- I'm gonna have to say no
and it breaks my heart.
But I'm sorry, guys. - Aww!
[audience boos] Travis.
- I'm somewhere between the two of you
but bearing in mind this was the loudest bang
we've had throughout the season.
For that alone,
I have to give you a yes.
[cheers and applause] - Yes!
- Thank you! - Thank you, Simon.
Thank you very much.
- * More than a feeling *
- We enjoyed being here.
This is the best show on earth,
and we're happy to be a part of it.
Thank you very much.
- Thank you.
- Well done.
- Thank you. - Rock and roll!
- Yes, thank you, guys.
- Although I have no idea what I've just said yes to.
- Yeah. [chuckles]
- Yeah!
Boom!
- Man.
Man, what a day.
[dramatic music]
- I love everything you represent.
- Whoa!
- You're getting us covered in crap!
- Whoa-ho-ho! - Oh, my gosh!
- So that was a hell of a performance.
- Oh-ho-ho!
- This defines what this show is all about.
It was extraordinary.
* *
[upbeat rock music]
- Atlanta Motor Speedway.
The only time I ever led a NASCAR race was right there.
- Oh, my gosh. - And then I smashed a wall.
Yeah, so I got pretty extreme in that stadium.
- I fell off a bicycle, which isn't a great story.
- I think you have an extreme side to you.
- Oh, I do.
- Feel like you're a kind of a undercover driver.
- I mean, the truth is,
I was hugely into cars when I was younger.
- I'm looking forward to seeing you
maybe get behind the wheel sometime.
- Oh, I'm very, very competitive.
- Wow. - This is pretty cool.
- You excited? - Of course I am.
- I'm excited for you. - [chuckles]
My name is Chloe Chambers. I'm 17 years old.
I'm from Monroe, New York,
and my talent is driving race cars.
[Jamie N Commons and X Ambassador's "Jungle"]
- * Yeah *
- 17. - Yeah.
- And you are a race car driver.
- Yep. - This is crazy.
You at the age where most people
are just getting their permits.
[both laugh]
- * Into the jungle *
- Since she was a baby, Chloe watched
Formula One with me on TV.
And she used to watch me drive track events.
- This is my Porsche.
- And then when she was six, Chloe said,
"I would really like to try that."
- When I first drove a go-kart,
I just remembered thinking
this is the best feeling in the world.
- * Into the jungle *
- I have multiple national wins and championships.
I just made the transition from karts to Formula Four cars.
I hope to one day become a Formula One driver
and an Indy 500 competitor.
- * Into the jungle *
- It is difficult to overcome perceptions
of being a female in motorsports.
But it really is just driving me to win.
- It does definitely bring challenges
to gain that respect as a female driver.
Watching her drive 150 miles an hour,
I feel huge happiness and tears
but a bit of anxiety and a bit of fear.
I don't know where she gets her sense of self
and her confidence and determination.
I get emotional when talking about Chloe
and her commitment and dedication.
[voice breaking] It makes meso proud of her.
I see everything that you put in.
- Yeah. - So go show who you are.
- Yeah. - I love you.
- Love you too.
[dramatic music]
My dad definitely believes in me.
- This is for you.
- He's always said it.
He always shows it.
And now here at "America's Got Talent Extreme,"
he gets to watch me do what I love
and what we both love.
And that means the world to me.
* *
[cheers and applause]
- Yeah!
Go, Chloe!
- Hello.
- Hi.
- How are you? - I'm good.
How are you guys? - Great, thank you.
- Good. - Tell us about you.
- Well, my name is Chloe Chambers.
I'm 17 years old, and I live in New York.
- And what do you do?
- I am a race car driver.
- Yes. - Really?
- And I hold the Guinness World Record
for the fastest slalom in a vehicle.
- Wow.
When did you break that record?
- August of 2020.
I was 16.
- Incredible, congratulations.
- Thank you.
- So why have you come on the show, Chloe?
- I want to be not just the best female driver.
- Yeah. - But the best driver
in the pinnacle levels of motorsports.
- Wow, okay. - Yes.
- Kinda got a winner's presence about you, haven't you?
- Yeah. - Yeah, okay.
And what are you doing?
- Today, I will actually be doing a kick plate,
which kicks your back end out of your car,
sending you into a spin as if you were
driving on ice on the road.
- Mm-hmm. - And your goal is
to just make sure you keep it under control
and not spin out.
- Okay. - And finally,
I will be ending up with a slalom.
- Wow. - So Simon, I would like
to actually challenge you
to take this on with me. - Oh.
- Sure.
- And the slalom will be 11 cones.
- [laughs] - My world record
is for 50 cones. - Wow.
- And you just weave in and out of the cones
as fast as you can
and without knocking them over.
- But what if I beat you?
- I don't have high hopes for that.
[laughter] - Yes.
- I like you. - Yeah!
- [chuckles]
- I just want to warn you, Chloe.
I actually am one of the best drivers in the world.
- Really? - Ooh.
- So I'm up for the challenge.
- Okay, all right. - Yeah.
- Okay. - Let's do it, then.
- All right.
- Yeah.
[cheers and applause]
- Okay, let's move to the performance site.
Judges are on their way.
[upbeat rock music]
* *
- Wow, the sun is shining.
- We're here at the Porsche Experience Center Atlanta,
where Simon's going to get his crack at the course first.
- Well, come on, champ.
- Okay, I'm up for it.
- I think you got called out.
- Piece of cake.
- He's secretly, like, super into cars, isn't he?
- Oh, yeah.
- He has that extreme side to him.
- Let's take a look at what Simon's gonna do, all right?
- Yeah.
* *
[engine revs]
- Travis, what do you think?
- Okay.
- Yeah, I tell you, Simon's pretty underrated as a driver.
I mean, he's a wheel man. - He knows how to do this.
[engine roars]
Here we go.
- Okay, here we go, Simon. I'll count you in.
Three, two, one.
[tires screeching]
- Here he goes, here he goes.
- * I don't get *
* All the good things you said I'd see *
- Oh, he lost it!
- * You said I'd see *
- Oh, no, Simon! - Whoa!
[22-20s' "Devil in Me"]
- So that's not good, right?
- It's not good.
- That is how you do it.
- Perfect! - Yeah.
- I thought he was gonna do a 360.
That would've been cool.
- It was so bad.
- Let's see how he does.
- * But I see lovers *
- All right, I got the time.
- * And I see red *
* Each tyrant say *
* Outside of me *
- Not a bad start.
- * Outside of me *
* Outside of me *
- Eyes on the road!
- * Outside of me *
* Outside of me *
* *
- All right.
- And he didn't hit any cones,
so that's a-- that's a good start.
- All right, okay. - That was good.
- Not bad at all.
I'ma let you see it.
So that's the time to beat. - All right.
[Rihanna's "Shut Up and Drive"]
Now Simon gets to watch Chloe drive.
We gonna find out what he's like against a real pro.
- * Where you wanna go if you know what I mean *
* Got a ride that's smoother than a limousine *
- All right, Chloe.
[engine turns over]
- You'll be awesome.
Love you.
[engine roars]
- She looks confident.
[engine revving]
- There she goes.
- Chloe, kick his ass.
* *
- Steady.
Four, three, two, one.
Go.
[tires screeching]
- * Shut up and drive, drive, drive *
- Oh.
- * Shut up and drive, drive, drive *
- Whoa!
[tires screeching]
Look at that! - Yeah!
- * Drive, drive, drive, drive *
- That was maximum drift there.
- Yeah. - That's hard, right?
- Yeah, pretty good bringing it back.
- She handled that really, really good.
- * Come on now, what you're waiting for, for, for *
* My engine's ready to explode, explode *
* *
* So where you wanna go, if you know what I mean *
* Got a ride that's smoother than a limousine *
- Uh, oh, we about to witness something special.
[engine roars]
- I actually think I helped her.
- Warmed up those tires, yeah.
[chuckles]
- Here we go.
- Three, two, one.
- Go!
- * Shut up and drive, drive, drive *
- Wow.
- * Shut up and drive, drive, drive *
[tires screeching]
- Super smooth.
- Oh, Christ.
- Yeah.
- * Shut up and drive, drive, drive *
- I'm being slaughtered.
[engine revving]
- Time!
- Wow.
- Whoa-ho-ho-ho!
- All right, let's go, Chloe.
- That was smooth as butter.
- All right, Chloe, come on out.
We're gonna take it back to the main stage
for the results and the judging.
[cheers and applause]
Hey, hey, hey.
- Yeah, Chloe!
- All right, guys, I am out here with Chloe.
And Simon,
what did you think about the kickplate exercise?
- It was actually one of the hardest things
I've ever done.
It looks easy, but it's like driving on ice.
- He did a perfect 540, though.
- [chuckles] - I would've been impressed
if you would've done a 360 and kept going.
- I think they were trying to make me
look stupid, Chloe, basically.
And achieved it.
[laughter]
- Okay, well, I have the results
of the slalom challenge.
She beat you
by a time of 2.03 seconds.
- Not much.
- Which is an eternity. - That's--that's right.
Sorry, Simon, you're pretty good at driving,
but that is--that's forever.
- Really? - [laughs]
- Just to break it down for you,
we had a race just last weekend.
The top two were separated by
.06 of a second, and the top 14
were less than a half a second apart, so.
- So it was pathetic, then.
- Yeah. Forever is right.
- No, Chloe is just that good.
That's what that means. - Okay.
- Yeah. - Thank you, Terry.
- Oh, go ahead.
- Okay, okay.
Nikki, what do you think?
- You know, Chloe, I love everything you represent.
I love your confidence and for me,
you gave me a new definition of what extreme is
and that's breaking barriers.
And I know everything that you say you want to be,
you will be.
And I'm here for it.
- Thank you.
[cheers and applause]
- Travis.
- Well, Chloe, you have a very bright future.
You know, I really loved when you said,
"I don't want to just beat the girls,
I want to beat everyone."
And I think there needs to be
more strong, confident women like you
coming up through racing,
and I think that's absolutely amazing.
- Mm-hmm, yes. - Thank you.
- Having said that, unfortunately,
I don't have anything to really base this against.
I mean, yes, you were two seconds faster than Simon.
I know Simon can drive.
But for me, I can't give you a yes
without a better parameter
of how awesome that truly was.
It's a no.
- Okay.
[audience booing]
- Nikk?
- You know, I'm-- I'm excited to see
what else you can do because I think here on this show,
you can beat your own world record.
And I want us and the world to see that.
So for me, it's a big yes.
- Thank you.
- Yes!
[cheers and applause]
- Gotta be honest with you, because look,
you've got to come on a show like this
and do something which is unforgettable.
And I think what you did was good.
But I'm somewhere in the middle here.
[audience boos]
- Oh, come on, come on!
audience: Chloe! Chloe! Chloe!
- Chloe! Chloe! Chloe! Chloe!
- Chloe! Chloe! Chloe!
- Okay.
Listen.
You are a brilliant driver,
and I love your ambition.
And I think the audience loved you.
The superfans may as well.
However, I am going to go
with Nikki.
You are through.
- Thank you.
[cheers and applause] - Yeah!
* *
- You're a superstar.
- Thank you. - Go get 'em, Chloe.
* *
- So proud of you.
.
- Ooh, the rain.
So wet.
- Here we go, folks, here's our judges.
Give it up for Travis Pastrana and Nikki Bella!
Over there right now, give it up for Simon Cowell!
[cheers and applause]
- Okay, here we go. Standby for the next act.
- Okay, we have visual.
- How are doing, guys? - Good.
Fired up. - Not ideal conditions.
- That looks so cool.
Wow.
- I don't understand what it is.
- We are rolling, big applause.
[cheers and applause]
- All right, well, welcome to the show.
What is your name and where are you from?
- I am Cyndel Flores, and I'm from Sarasota, Florida.
- Okay, what is that?
'Cause it looks awesome.
- This is the aerial sway pole.
I'm gonna climb all the way up to the top
and do some acrobatic tricks.
[cheers and applause]
- I hate to be, like, that guy that points out
all the negative stuff, but it's just been raining all day.
Is that gonna affect this in any way, shape, or form?
- Yes, it's gonna be super slippery.
- Who's here supporting you?
- My mom.
- Aww. - Mom's here?
- Yeah, Mom's here.
- And what does she think of this?
- Mom actually taught me, and this started off as hers.
- Yeah. - She was one of the first
females performing on the sway pole.
And then now it's me.
- Yeah, that is awesome.
So were you always just attracted to heights?
You liked jumping off things and climbing trees and--
- I'm actually scared of heights.
- [chuckles] - Wait.
You're scared of heights?
- People think that I'm crazy.
But I had a very different childhood.
My parents were daredevils.
We definitely moved a lot.
It was difficult for my parents
who'd support our family.
My mom has been my hero ever since I think I opened my eyes.
[chuckles]
You know, she did normal day-to-day mom things.
But then, you know, at showtime,
she just turned into this superhero.
I wanted to be like her.
- When I would perform, Cyndel was
always peeking through the back curtain.
One day, I was like, "Well,
do you want to do this?"
And she was like, "Yes, I've been waiting
for you to ask me."
- I started performing, doing little things,
just kind of in the act.
When I turned 17, I decided
that I wanted to try the sway pole
because it's a very old act
that nobody does anymore.
- When she first asked me, I was nervous.
This act is really dangerous.
And I said to her, "You can't make a mistake."
- The very first time I tried it,
that was the scariest thing ever.
But it was my childhood dream.
I wasn't going to let anything stand in my way.
When I'm up there with my glasses on
and I can see everything,
it makes me terrified of falling.
So tonight, I will take my glasses off
so I don't really see how high I am.
So that I can try to just concentrate on my act
and not focus on the ground.
- So when you take your glasses off that you
need to see to do this...
- Yeah, I don't want to see how high I am up there.
- Be careful 'cause it's wet.
You can do this, all right?
- I did this act for 20-some years.
She used to see me
and now I see her.
[voice breaking] And it's--it's a good feeling.
[uplifting music]
- This could be a life-changing performance for me.
$500,000.
That's a lot of money.
I want to win "AGT Extreme"
so I can give my mom a better life.
- What is the dream here?
- The dream is, you know, bringing back this legacy
that my mom kind of started and hopefully,
I could put, like, a whole extreme
thrill show together and have it traveling all over.
- I like her. - You like her.
- Well, I am really excited
to see how this works.
Good luck. - Thank you.
[cheers and applause]
[dramatic music]
- Has she ever done this at night time after
eight hours rain?
- No.
- Every act that I've seen, I felt like there was
a little bit of theatrics.
- Yeah. - This one, I feel like
they're downplaying
the gravity of the situation. - Yeah.
- I agree.
* *
[cheers and applause]
How high is that?
- Bloody high.
- Over 60 feet in the air.
There's no tether.
- Is that right?
- Because she's not attached to this thing.
- She's not attached?
- And by the way, there's no mat.
- No mat. - No mat.
- Oh, my gosh.
[cheers and applause]
- That pole is wet.
[audience shrieks]
* *
[pole rattling]
This is hard to watch.
- I mean, that's ridiculous. - That is.
My tummy already kind of hurts.
* *
- No.
[cheers and applause]
- Slick pole, little towels, climbing that thing.
That's really dangerous.
[audience gasps]
- Oh, my gosh.
That is so high.
* *
[pole rattling]
[audience gasps]
[cheers and applause]
[audience screams]
.
[tense music]
[audience shouting]
[pole rattling]
* *
- She's just to the starting point.
I'm--I'm scared for her already.
- I mean, that is-- that's--that's enough.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- What she's just done, just climb up there.
[audience gasps]
- I've done a lot of stunts,
and I've--I've never seen this before.
- Yeah.
- This is exactly why I was so excited
to be on the show to see stuff like this.
- * Oh, oh, oh *
* Oh, oh, oh, oh *
[Rayelle's "Get Ready"]
* Oh, oh, oh *
* Oh, oh, oh, oh *
* It's taking over *
* There's no escape *
* Over your shoulder *
* Don't look away *
[audience screams] - Oh, my God.
- * Got your mind right *
* For something you ain't ever seen *
* You better get movin' *
[cheers and applause]
* It's about to go down, here it comes now *
* Better get moving *
* Ready or not *
* It's about to go down, here it comes now *
* Get ready *
* Oh, oh, oh *
* Oh, oh, oh, oh *
* Earth is shaking *
* The ground is quaking *
* Here it comes now, here it comes *
* Get ready *
* You better get movin' *
* Ready or not *
* It's about to go down, here it comes now *
* Get ready *
* Oh, oh, oh *
* Oh, oh, oh, oh *
[pole rattling]
[audience gasps and shrieks]
- She's slipping.
[metallic clang] - Something's wrong.
- She's falling. - Is something wrong?
[audience screams] - No!
- Oh, my God!
- Oh-ho-ho-ho!
- Oh, my gosh.
[tense music]
- * You better get movin' *
* Ready or not *
* It's about to go down, here it comes now *
- Wow.
[cheers and applause]
- I was not ready for that.
- * Get ready *
* Oh, oh, oh *
- That was insane.
- Yeah.
- It's not very often that I am
shocked and--and scared.
That did all of it. - Yeah.
- Yeah!
How do you feel, how did that go?
- I think it went good.
- I did not see the drop coming.
That was the biggest shock of my life.
Mom, are you proud?
- So proud of her.
She did awesome.
- But now it's time to hear from the judges.
Let's go back to the stage,
and we're gonna find out what they think.
Come on up.
[cheers and applause]
[uplifting music]
* *
- Cyndel, it has been
a long time since I've been nervous during an act,
or since I've been surprised.
And I have to say when you swung down
off that pole and just--
it took my breath away.
In the rain, you're slipping off.
Just trying to keep your balance and all of a sudden,
you're dropping 60 feet on a--a sway pole.
I, for one, absolutely loved it.
[cheers and applause]
Nikki, what did you think?
- I mean, you gave me, like, every emotion.
I was nervous, I was scared, I was thrilled, I was excited.
[Lauren Daigle's "You Say"]
I have never seen anything like that.
I was so just-- you're fearless.
I was so nervous.
- Thank you.
- Simon, what did you think?
- I was about to say-- - You know what, Simon?
I don't even care what Simon says.
[drumroll]
[wild cheering]
- * You say I am loved *
* When I can't feel a thing *
- Oh, my gosh!
- * You say I am strong *
* When I think I am weak *
* You say I am held *
* When I am falling short *
- All right, Cyndel Flores.
You have got the Golden Buzzer
from Travis Pestrana.
- Cyndel, if you do get to perform again,
I cannot wait to see what you're gonna bring
because this is awesome.
I love your act,
and you are going all the way through.
- Thank you.
- Listen, I'm slightly jealous
that I didn't give you that Golden Buzzer
because this defines
what this show is all about.
Even climbing up the ladder,
you could've got a Golden Buzzer for that.
That alone with what followed next in the rain.
I mean, it was just extraordinary.
Good for you.
- Thank you so much.
[wild cheering]
- * And I believe *
* Oh, I believe *
- * What you say of me *
- It means a lot that I made her proud today
and, you know, I'm trying to carry on her legacy
and all that girl power.
- * And I believe *
- Oh, my gosh.
[sighs] Oh, man.
This is the craziest thing that's ever happened.
- I'm sorry, I want--I want in on this.
- [laughs] - Can I get in on the hug?
- Yeah.
- What you were doing was absolutely amazing.
- * Oh, I believe *
- How cool was that? - That was so cool.
- That was amazing.
- I'm so proud of you.
- I love you. - I love you more.
[dramatic music]
- I am so proud of you.
- That was incredible.
- Oh, my God!
- Oh, no!
- [yelling]
- The earrings have come off.
Oh, look at this. - No!
.
[dramatic music]
- Everybody here is bringing something dangerous.
- There is a lot at stake.
- My life is actually on the line.
- I'm Timothy Rice.
I'm 32, and I'm from Brooklyn.
I was working in New York City in 2015
as a videographer for various magazines,
and I didn't really like my job,
so I quit and walked across America.
So that was kind of the impetus
of discovering my talent.
So I decided naturally that I was gonna start
posting videos of myself on the internet
doing this talent just to have fun creating video
that wasn't for someone else's desires
or someone else's needs.
Testing, testing, testing, recording.
And I was a little bit worried about it.
I used to be super shy about sharing this with people
'cause I wasn't sure if I was gonna be judged.
But once I started telling people
and they encouraged me to go further with it,
I got more confident.
The more videos I posted and the more extreme
I got with my talent, the more people watched.
The way that I get, like, my happiness
is when I see the reactions in the comments from people
who say that it has helped them
through their stress or their struggles.
It makes me feel good inside.
Now I'm here on "AGT Extreme" on a giant stage,
and I get to push the limits in a big way.
- One minute till the next act.
- Are you ready?
[cheers and applause]
- Winning "AGT Extreme" would change my life.
$500,000 would give me the freedom
to make the videos I want to make
on the scale I want to make, help my family,
and be able to relax a little bit too.
The pressure is on, but I'm hungry and I'm ready.
[cheers and applause]
- What's your name and what are you doing here?
- I'm Nomnomsammieboy, and I'm here to eat extremely.
[music fizzles out]
- Eating. - Yeah.
I'm gonna eat a lot of food as fast as possible.
- All right, well,
where do you, uh--
are you a professional eater?
- It pays my bills, so I guess so.
- Makes sense.
[laughter]
Do you think that eating is extreme enough
to potentially win $1/2 million?
- Yeah.
[laughter]
- Good luck. - Thank you.
[dramatic music]
- This doesn't look very scary.
- [chuckles]
[Strauss' "Also sprach Zarathustra"]
* *
[squelching]
[audience groans]
- Oh, it's all going in.
- [groaning]
- That's disgusting.
- Ew.
- It's getting really messy.
[audience groaning]
[buzzer]
[Bonnie Tyler's "Holding Out for a Hero"]
* *
And here, he's going in the coleslaw.
No.
No!
[audience groaning]
- * Oh, oh *
* I need a hero *
- Oh, me?
Me?
I gotta take my jacket off for this.
[groans]
- * Got to be fresh from the fight *
* I need a hero *
* Hero *
- Okay, you want me to dump in the strawberries?
- * And it's gotta be soon *
* Gotta be larger than life *
* *
* Larger than life *
[squelching]
[buzzer]
- Now what's this? Chocolate?
[audience groans]
- * I need a hero *
- And cherries on top.
[squelching]
- * And it's gotta be soon *
* Gotta be larger than life *
* I need a hero *
[audience booing]
- I'm thoroughly disgusted.
I'm not hungry.
[Duran Duran's "Hungry like the Wolf"]
- You guys okay?
- Hmm.
- [groans] He's still eating!
- * Do do do do do do do dodo dododo dodo *
- Will you stop it?
- I mean, when you said extreme eating,
I thought it would be something impressive.
I don't know, I thought maybe you were gonna eat
all the food I saw up there,
but you're just swimming in it.
So I had to give you a big X.
- I just want to say that
it seemed actually very dangerous
so I hit the buzzer out of courtesy
for--for your life.
- [laughs]
- I was gonna buzz you earlier.
I genuinely thought something was gonna happen.
And then nothing.
I think you ate one hotdog.
- And I think the cheese is just on your face.
- I would say next time, just eat a little bit more.
- Or maybe light it on fire.
- Understood.
- Right now,
I'm gonna have to say no.
Nikki?
- Big no.
- Travis?
- I'm sorry, it's a no.
- Take care.
- * Burning the ground, I break from the crowd *
- Is this what people think is extreme?
Like-- - That was not extreme.
- This was not extreme.
- He didn't actually eat anything.
He just had his mouth open.
- Ten minute break, guys?
- Did you enjoy that? [audience boos]
Ah. Sorry.
- All right, man, you got it.
Take care.
Go get that dessert.
- * And I'm hungry like the wolf *
.
- Are you ready to get extreme?
Give it up for the man, the myth, the legend,
Simon Cowell!
[Donna Summers' "Hot Stuff"]
- Simon Cowell is, like, the man
who needs no introduction.
I watched Simon roast people my entire life.
- I didn't like that.
- He's a very hard judge to please.
- Horrendous.
Really, really boring.
- * Gonna need your love tonight *
- This is definitely my opportunity
to show Simon that my act is extreme.
My name is Shemika Campbell.
I'm 29 years old, and my talent is limbo.
I was born in Trinidad and Tobago,
and limbo runs in my family.
My grandmother was a limbo dancer.
My mom, my uncle Paul, my auntie Lisa.
I would see my family perform,
and I knew that was my calling.
People think of limbo as something fun
and, you know, that you do at parties
and things like that, and it is.
But I take my limbo to the next level.
[dramatic music]
The dedication, constant stretching,
working out.
The human body isn't really designed
to bend this way.
It is extreme.
In 2017, I decided to audition
for "America's Got Talent."
- [screams]
- And my audition went great.
But that judge cut.
- It looks a little bit like a kid's party or something.
- I was very, very disappointed.
So when I heard about "America's Got Talent Extreme,"
it was game on.
* *
- Fire team on standby.
- Hello.
- Ooh, this looks fun.
You ready to drive some Jeeps?
- Yeah. [chuckles]
- Shemika. - Campbell.
- Talk to me about your family.
- Yes, my husband is here,
he's in the audience. - Aww.
- Okay--oh, what's up, Denzel?
- That's my mama.
I definitely couldn't do it without my tight-knit family.
And I really want to get a yes tonight
so that I can make them super proud.
So I'm going to bring it.
[cheers and applause]
- We meet again, don't we?
- Yes.
- Okay, we've met, so tell everyone about you.
- Well, I am Shemika Campbell.
I'm all the way from the islands of Trinidad and Tobago,
and I joined my family band
as a limbo dancer at the age of 14.
- Wow.
- And that's pretty much what my life has been.
Limbo, limbo, limbo.
- She's a limbo dancer.
- Wow. - Yes.
- I'm a limbo dancer.
- Just remind me what happened when we met.
- Well, you were impressed the first round,
but for the second round,
you said my act was pretty much for a kid's party.
- Boo! [audience boos]
- So, yeah.
- Well, okay.
- So I've been doing my homework.
- Right. - So I added flames.
- Yeah. - And another vehicle.
So I'll be limboing under two, which I was able
to certify as a world record.
- Whoo! - Yes!
- Now what is the dream?
- I really want to do a world tour with my family
featuring all of our Caribbean culture
and really show what limbo can do.
That is the goal. - Okay, well.
Show me. - Yes.
[cheers and applause]
- Ready?
- 100%, are you ready?
- Let's do it, I am.
- Okay.
- In three, two.
[cheers and applause]
- Why is she behind the judge's desk?
[Danger Twins' "Like a Champion"]
- What?
- Whoo!
- Come on.
- Whoa-ho-ho!
- That's crazy!
- * Whoa, oh *
- How does that work?
[cheers and applause]
- Yeah!
- * Come on, let's get this thing rolling, rolling *
* Up to the top is where we're going, going *
- Two cars.
That's a world record.
- * Teeth like an animal *
* Hot 'cause we flammable *
* Mechanical, we dropping into gear *
* Coming in like a champion *
[cheers and applause]
- What?
- Yeah!
- Yeah. Yeah.
- This is amazing!
- Good God.
- * Heartbeat pounding deep *
* Got moves you've never seen *
- Whoa-ho-ho!
- Whoa! - How is that possible?
- That is cool.
- * Whoa, oh *
- Oh, my gosh.
- Let's go!
- Whoo! - Let's go!
- She's coming out the other side!
Incredible!
- * Coming in like a champion *
- Let's go!
- Yeah!
[cheers and applause]
Yes!
Two cars, that's a world record!
[cheers and applause]
- Whoo! - Let's go!
- Now there's flames.
Oh, my God!
[tense music]
* *
This is crazy.
* *
Whoa!
[cheers and applause]
Oh!
- How does that work?
[cheers and applause]
- Oh, my God!
Look at that!
Yes! Yes!
Yeah! - Yeah!
- She did it!
She did it!
[cheers and applause]
[Sia's "Unstoppable"]
* *
- * I'm unstoppable *
* I'm a Porsche with no brakes *
* I'm invincible *
- [screams]
- Oh, my God!
- Whoo! - Oh, wait, you're still hot!
- Whoo! - That was cool.
- Yeah.
- We are going to find out what the judges thought,
especially Simon Cowell.
- Yes.
- Why you looking at me?
[wild cheering]
* *
Hello, Shemika.
- Hello again.
- I knew three years ago
when I told you no,
that we would make this show,
and you'd be on it, and you would be great.
[laughter]
- No way.
- So I feel I was part of this act.
- Thank you, we make a great team.
- That's what I do.
No, seriously, you've come back
with real strength and a glow about you.
Brilliant. - Thank you so much.
- Nikk, what did you think?
- I love a woman who has determination,
who's ambitious,
who loves to prove a man wrong.
- Yeah, baby.
- You're just so beautiful inside and out,
and I think what you represent is so amazing.
- Thank you so much.
- Travis.
- You have such an amazing presence.
I did really like the fire.
You know, I can see the struggle
and how much strength that it takes to do that.
And knowing that you can't breathe in,
especially with the wind blowing fire in your face,
and that was awesome.
I just--I still find myself really on the fence
with how entertaining it was.
I don't know.
[audience boos] - Boo.
- We need a yes or a no, Travis.
- What, are you gonna make me start?
- Oh, yeah. - How about I start?
- All right.
- It's a big yes for me.
[cheers and applause] - Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Not very helpful, Nikki. - Girl power.
- Yes.
- Travis, yes or no?
- Um, um--
- Uh-oh.
[audience shouting]
- Wait, what are you guys--
[audience chanting "Yes!"]
- Yes, yes!
- Come on.
[cheers and applause]
- Can I ask one thing?
If you get a chance to perform again in the finale,
I'm gonna need to see something more extreme.
- You got it. - All right.
Well, in that case, and because
of the fans you have here all say yes,
I'm--I'm a yes.
- Yes!
- * I'm unstoppable today *
- Got to be put in front of the superfans.
And if you get through and you're in the final,
you're gonna take on the best of the world.
I'm gonna say yes.
[wild cheering]
- * Unstoppable today *
- Thank you, thank you.
Thank you guys so much. - Not at all.
- I love you guys, thank you. - Brilliant. Brilliant.
- Good luck with the superfans. - Thank you!
- She's--she's hilarious.
- She's amazing.
Oh, my gosh.
- The fact that I impressed Simon.
- Yes! - Like, that was--
that was everything for me.
And then Nikki, woman power,
Travis is just-- I have to work on that one.
- I liked her a lot.
- She's so likeable.
- She's great.
- Thanks for the help, I appreciate you.
- I'm happy.
.
[upbeat music]
- Hey, guys. I have four backhoes.
So that we can do another one of our challenges right now
and figure out who really is the most extreme.
Simon took first last time in our funny car race,
But hopefully this time,
we can knock Simon down a peg.
- Oh, that's encouraging.
- What we're gonna do, you're gonna each get a backhoe.
We're gonna go all the way across this parking lot.
And on the other side of the parking lot,
there is a ball.
And what you're gonna do is scoop that ball
into the trash can. - Oh, my gosh.
- What? - And whoever does that first
is the winner.
Are you ready?
- I'm ready. - Absolutely ready.
- I'm nervous.
- Let's go make it happen. - I'm ready.
All right. - Let's go make it happen.
- I don't even know how to get in.
- * Let's go! *
* *
* Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go! *
[engine rumbling]
- All the way.
You're gonna lock in place.
When you take it to the right, it swings all the way back.
- Nice, I like it.
- All right, sir.
- Uh, you're a little bit taller than me.
- Yeah.
I've never done this before.
- Accelerator, that's the brake.
- You got it. - No clutch.
- Correct.
- So now that puts your boom in your right
and your dipper in your left. - Oh.
- See what you're doing. - Ah.
- You'll have to open your bucket up like that.
- Like this? [backhoe rumbles]
Whoa. - It's okay.
- Any questions about that back end again?
- I think I've got it. - Okay.
You'll be fine, you'll be good.
- You ready? - [laughs]
I'm ready to try it.
When they're ready, I'm ready.
[Ram Jam's "Black Betty"]
- I see you, Simon.
Simon, I see you.
- Go, go, go, go!
- * Whoa-oh, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam *
* Whoa-oh, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam *
- [bleep] [horn honks]
- * You know that's no lie, bam-ba-lam *
* She's so rock steady, bam-ba-lam *
- Whoa!
- Take it slow.
- * Whoa-oh, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam *
* *
- Keep coming, keep coming, keep coming.
Motor brakes on.
Go ahead and swivel your seat around for me.
Good job, good job.
- Um.
There's so many buttons.
[machinery whirring]
- * Whoa-oh, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam *
* Whoa-oh, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam *
* Whoa-oh, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam! *
- Oh, my gosh. Yeah, right, Travis.
- Oh, no!
I missed!
[upbeat rock music]
* *
- Oh, look at ya, look at ya.
Good job.
- Scoop it, scoop it, come on.
Oh, there we go.
- Okay.
I mean, there's so many buttons.
- Pull your joystick on your right.
- I cannot find the joystick!
- The right joystick.
Your controller, far right button.
- Nothing's happening.
[quirky music]
- Keep going up with your bucket just a little bit.
[upbeat rock music]
- Oh!
- Oh-ho-ho!
[quirky music]
- This isn't going according to plan, is it?
[upbeat rock music]
* *
- Yeah!
[laughs]
Hell yes.
- [groans]
- You guys still trying to get that ball in the dumpster?
- I can do this, I can do this.
[groans]
Damn it!
[quirky music]
- Something's wrong with my digger.
[metallic creaking]
Oh, [bleep].
[laughing]
What do I do?
[upbeat rock music]
- I thought you said you could be good.
- I should've got that one in!
- [groans]
That's hard, man.
- Well, you definitely win on the damage.
- What's happening?
[laughter]
[machinery whirring]
[quirky music]
- Right hand up, right hand up.
Up, up, up, up, up.
- You got it!
- Whoo! - All right!
- [laughs]
- Hey, that's a solid second place.
[upbeat rock music]
- Whatever.
All right, just take it back.
[alarm blaring]
- That's it, guys, I'm done.
[buzzer]
- Simon gave up, he's not--he's racing now.
- That's the most stupid game I've ever played.
- Simon, you don't go back to the start.
Come back!
- Uh, excuse me.
Ex-scooper. [horn honking]
[metallic crash]
- * And whatever comes our way *
- Oh, my God. - He tore up the parking lot.
[horn honking]
- It's a faulty digger.
- Oh! Oh, my gosh!
- I like him more and more.
- * Born to be wild *
[metal clanking] - No, no, no, no! Simon!
- That's insane.
- I've never seen someone do
so much damage as Simon did. [laughs]
[Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wild"]
- I won!
- We did it.
- Yeah! - Great job, yeah, yeah.
[laughs]
- Honestly, for a moment there,
I thought I was gonna lose.
- Simon, you did amazing.
- Oh, my God. - I may have misread the rules.
- Did you win?
- Well, according to that, yes. - [laughs]
- Hey, you smashed it.
- Okay, who was first?
- He was first. - Travis.
Who was second? - Second!
- And I'm third.
- He hasn't-- you haven't finished yet.
- I'm third, so now Simon
came in last in this one.
- So what happens to the loser?
- According to your rules, yes.
According to mine, I won.
- [laughs] Sorry, but you lost.
- Oh. - We did it!
- Let's make wrestling more extreme.
[audience shouting]
- I'm basically paralyzed from midsection down.
No matter what happens, I am along for the ride.
.
- You don't become a daredevil overnight.
You have to go through experiences
that hone you and hone your skills,
hone your intuition.
- It's the passion that drives us and the adrenaline.
- When I'm actually flipping over cars
coming at me at 30 miles per hour,
it's a feeling like no other.
I honestly feel like I'm on top of the world.
[dramatic music]
- I always liked to do the dangerous stuff.
You're born with it, I think.
- Racing with people going 145 miles an hour.
That is my big passion
and the one thing that I live for.
- Riding dirt bikes is a part of who I am.
So without dirt bikes in my life,
that would be like taking away that part of my DNA.
- Go do your thing, brother. - I know, let's do this.
- Here you go. - All right, there you are.
[cheers and applause]
- Welcome. - Thank you.
- Can I have your name first of all, please?
- My name is Bruce Cook.
- And where are you from, Bruce?
- From Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.
- Okay, how old are you?
- I'm 34 years old.
- Okay, so tell us about you.
- Loved dirt bikes my whole life,
and it became a thing to just
hit the biggest jumps on the track
and start kind of pushing the limits of what's possible,
and there was an opportunity
for a double front-flip on a dirt bike.
Which is extremely dangerous.
Definitely the-- the biggest trick for its time
and possibly even now.
- Still. - Yeah.
[chuckles] It's gnarly.
And, um, spoiler alert,
I didn't quite land that trick.
Wound up in a wheelchair.
So I'm basically paralyzed from kind of midsection down.
[audience awws]
Before my accident,
I was riding freestyle motocross as a profession.
It had been my dream my whole life,
and I was living it.
- Will you please welcome Bruce Cook?
[cheers and applause]
- For me, it was about pushing limits.
- It has never been attempted anywhere in the world.
[engine revs]
[audience gasps]
- And then in a split second...
[audience yells] - Oh!
- Everything changed.
I was sliding down the landing ramp and just slapping my legs
because I just-- I couldn't feel anything.
Instantly, I knew that I'd broken my back.
It was terrifying.
The doctors told me that I would never walk again.
That's tough.
[uplifting music]
As crazy as it sounds,
it was the first day after my accident that I started
thinking about riding again.
Just having that end goal in the back of my mind
really helped me get out of bed and just
keep pushing.
I was able to show kind of what I was made of,
and I was fired up to come back.
* *
After a few years of rehab,
I finally feel ready.
So I actually adapted my bike.
There's kind of a cage on the seat
and my legs get strapped in.
It's been years since I have done any sort of competition.
I haven't since my accident.
So to be on this stage
and get the opportunity to do this,
that's pretty exciting.
I just love showing people what's possible.
So tonight, I want to show the judges
and America that the only limit
is yourself.
And it can definitely sound cliché,
but I hope it can motivate other people to go for it.
$500,000 would be huge.
Life after an accident is expensive.
Medical equipment is not cheap.
And it'd be amazing to be able to live life
a lot more how I want to.
Even though I know the risks are high,
I just really realize that life is short
and you get one chance.
I'm just gonna try and live it to the fullest.
And I think tonight, this is my dream
come back to life.
[cheers and applause]
- So what are you here to do for us today?
- I'm going to be attempting a backflip on my dirt bike.
My legs are strapped into the bike,
which weighs about 250 pounds,
and I've got a seatbelt across my lap,
so no matter what happens, I am along for the ride.
- My God.
Okay. - That's incredible.
- Wow.
- So actually, this is a good time to say
I can judge,
but I'm not allowed to actually vote because
Bruce is a good friend.
That's--so stoked you're here, man,
and I can't wait to watch you.
- Thank you, appreciate it.
[cheers and applause]
- And do you have a family?
- I do have a family.
My--my parents would probably prefer
I would do something else.
- Okay, are they here with you today?
- They are not, uh, they don't 100% even know
that I'm here, so I think.
[laughter] Well, I mean, then--
they get nervous, right, so. - Right.
- So you're gonna call them afterwards?
- And said "Hey, I did awesome."
- Well, let's hope so.
[cheers and applause]
What would winning this show mean to you?
How would it change your life?
- This--"AGT Extreme" is kind of what I live for.
Just pushing the limits
and I think kind of showing the world
that just because you've got a disability
doesn't mean you have to be on the sidelines
and, you know, you can be center stage.
- Mm-hmm. - Good for you.
[cheers and applause]
Good luck.
- Thank you very much.
[cheers and applause]
- God, we're seeing some amazing people.
- His motto is "never say can't."
- Really?
- All right, Bruce.
Are you ready, man?
- I'm ready.
[indistinct radio chatter]
- We have a medic ready.
- Kay, folks, here we go.
We're getting close to being ready.
- Roger that.
- Give it up for our judges,
Travis Pastrana!
[cheers and applause]
Nikki Bella!
And Simon Cowell!
[cheers and applause]
[dramatic music]
- Hi, everyone.
- Whoa. - Whoo.
- All right, Bruce, here we go, man.
Listen, this looks beautiful,
but I don't know what it is.
Can you describe it for me, please?
- So behind us is a super kicker.
It's 10 feet tall, and it basically
boots you straight up into the air,
and then a giant inflatable landing ramp.
- And how fast will you be going when you hit that ramp?
- Actually, really slow.
Up until the last minute,
because I can't use my legs to push for the flip,
I'm relying all on the bike's power.
Crack the throttle and then it's basically gonna be
doing a backflip off the ramp
so it kind of spins me around.
- Well, I have to ask this because
you had a really, really severe injury.
Do you ever have flashbacks
that this just may happen again?
- Yeah, I mean, it's always in the back of your mind
as it was before.
You know, you just got to think
of worst case scenario and what you would do,
but think positive.
- So he's Nitro Circus too.
- He was Nitro before he got paralyzed.
- Okay. - And he got paralyzed
at Nitro.
During the show.
- Wow.
- He works so hard.
- They are actually taking him out of the wheelchair
and putting him onto his bike.
- One, two.
[grunting]
- Have you ever seen anything like this before?
- You ready?
- How much this means to these athletes,
it's absolutely incredible.
- When you say he can't do something,
he's like, "All right, watch me."
- Wow.
- Dude. - Let's do this.
Thank you. - Nothing but respect, man.
Nothing but respect. - Thank you so much.
- That takes nothing but guts.
- Seconds away, let's go.
- This is serious.
- We have a medic standing by, please, for this next act.
- I can't wait to see this.
[dramatic music]
[engine revs]
[cheers and applause]
- He hasn't done this in so long.
- Oh, really?
Oh.
- All right, Bruce is warming up.
* *
- I thought it was impossible to do a backflip
without standing up 'cause you usually get your weight back.
So he has to do all this with the power, the throttle.
Just dump in the clutch and just whoosh.
- Oh-ho-ho, whoa!
- Amazing.
- Here we go.
* *
Yo, here we go.
- Let's go, Bruce!
- Oh, my God.
.
[dramatic music]
- [over walkie-talkie] Can we have the medic
standing by, please?
- Here we go.
[cheers and applause]
[engine revving]
* *
Here we go, here we go.
[audience screams]
Oh-ho-ho-ho!
- Oh, boy.
[engine revving]
Here we go.
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- Okay.
- Yeah!
Here we go, guys.
[engine revs]
[audience yells]
He's timing it up right now.
[cheers and applause]
* *
- Come on, Bruce!
- Whoo! You got it!
- Here we go, Bruce!
Oh!
[audience shouting]
[tense music]
* *
Oh-ho-ho-ho!
[wild cheering]
- Yes!
- Oh, my God!
- He did it.
[triumphant music]
- Whoo!
[wild cheering]
* *
- Brilliant.
- Oh, how do you feel right now?
You did it, my man, you did it!
- Relieved, that's--
- That was incredible.
We are now about to go to the main stage
for the voting and see what the judges thought
of that amazing performance.
Bruce, you killed it, bro!
[wild cheering]
[uplifting music]
- How are you?
- I am much better now.
- Good, I mean,
that was pretty, pretty, pretty incredible.
[cheers and applause]
I mean, I think your whole determination.
It's really inspiring. It really is.
- It's been generations of never saying can't.
And now here I am, so.
[laughs]
- Watching you today and knowing how long it's been
and how much that flip meant,
but knowing how dangerous and how risky it is.
You can't lean back, you can't pull.
If the tire slips,
you're seat belted to a 250-pound anvil
like Wile E. Coyote.
And I could see how nervous you were.
And yet you're like, "I have an opportunity here
to keep living my dream,"
and I am so proud of you.
[cheers and applause]
- You gotta bring your A game, you know?
It's the big stage, so.
- Well, you brought the A game, that is for sure.
I've never seen anything like it.
And I just love what you represent, what you embody.
You just truly are so incredible.
So, yeah. - Thank you.
I truly appreciate it.
- Yeah, you're so welcome.
- I think I know which way this is going.
- Huge yes.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- Travis actually can't vote, but I'm a mind reader.
I know Travis would've said yes.
And I...
am a yes.
- Thank you.
- * Oh, to everyone who's hit their limit *
* It's not over yet *
- You're through to the superfan vote.
- * And even when you think you're finished *
* It's not over yet *
* Keep on fighting *
* Out of the dark *
- Okay, it happened.
I knew it would happen, you would get those yeses.
You're through to the superfans.
Now how are you going to top that, brother?
- Honestly, I don't know.
That was the first step, take things one step at a time,
and, uh, I got some training to do, I think.
- Absolutely. - To try and come up
with something else.
- Well, enjoy tonight
is what you need to do. - Yes, I most definitely will.
- * To the kings and queens *
- What a great guy.
- I mean, wow.
- The judges liked me, so it's up
to the superfans now.
- What did you do?
- Well, my bike was here, so I might--I figured
I might as well just flip it, and--and they liked it.
.
[upbeat rock music]
- Do you think we're gonna meet our idol?
- We are absolutely going to meet...
all: Nikki Bella!
We're America's Little Sisters.
[dramatic music]
- We are wrestling champions that found each other,
and we created a sisterhood.
- Every single day,
we live, breathe, and eat wrestling.
- This is our passion, and we cannot wait to impress.
- We are performing tonight in front of the...
all: Nikki Bella!
[wild cheering]
- We've been watching videos of Nikki Bella,
trying to do the exact move she's doing.
- Nikki Bella with the Back Attack 2.0!
- She's the queen of all these moves.
And we want to show her what we're capable of.
[cheers and applause]
- I believe that we are worthy of the Golden Buzzer
and we will win "AGT Extreme."
- Go up there and make it happen.
- Yeah! - Whoo!
- Oh, oh, wait, no, not yet.
- Aww! - I thought we were ready.
[music fizzles out] - Oops.
- Sorry, sorry. - Terry!
- I got 'em hyped.
- I have an ankle problem!
- I'm so sorry.
- Okay, here we go, folks.
[upbeat rock music]
[cheers and applause]
- Yeah!
Yeah! - Whoo!
- I--I think I already like it.
Love the costumes. - Thank you so much.
- So what's the group name? Where you all from?
- We're America's Little Sisters,
and we're from all over North America.
- Oh, wow, okay.
So why "America's Got Talent Extreme"?
- Because we want to expand our sisterhood
and inspire more people to start wrestling and connecting.
- Yeah. - Wow, awesome.
So what do you do? What type of wrestling?
- We Jell-O wrestle.
[music fizzles out]
- Oh.
- [blows raspberry]
- So have you only wrestled each other?
- We--we only wrestle the Jell-O.
[laughter]
- Oh, so you--you don't wrestle each other.
- Correct.
- Do you light the Jell-O on fire?
How's the Jell-O extreme?
- No, we, uh--
there's a--you'll see, you'll see.
- Well. I mean, I guess good luck.
[cheers and applause]
- Yeah!
- Whoo-hoo!
- Whoo! - All right!
- Here we go, yeah!
- Let's kick it!
[Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation"]
- Yeah!
- Yeah, let's go!
[all yelling]
- * I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation *
- We can do it!
- * Living in the past, it's a new generation *
- [yells] - Yeah!
- * A girl can do what she wants to do *
* And that's what I'm gonna do *
[all yelling]
* And I don't give a damn 'bout my bad reputation *
- Whoo! - Yeah!
- * Oh no, no, no, no, no *
- [yelling]
- * And I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation *
- Yeah!
- Whoo-hoo!
- [yelling]
- * And I'm only doin' good when I'm havin' fun *
- Yeah!
- [cheering]
- Oh!
That's not a good way to impress the judges!
- * Not me *
- Yeah!
[buzzer]
[all yelling]
- * I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation *
[buzzer]
* I've never been afraid of any deviation *
[buzzer]
[music fizzles out]
- What?
[scattered applause]
- Thank you very much.
[laughter]
- I mean, Travis, what'd you think?
[laughter] Travis?
- I--you know, I--I--
I just think you-- you came on the wrong show!
[laughter]
- Simon, what'd you think?
- I just--there's nothing else to add.
- Thank you so much.
- That wasn't a compliment.
- You know, I wouldn't have hit an X
if you girls could have done it like me,
and in--in fact.
[wild cheering]
[dramatic music]
- The earrings have come off.
Oh, look at this,
not even going around the other side.
- Yeah!
Little Sisters: Nikki! Nikki! Nikki!
[cheering]
- You and you.
- Yeah! - Let's go!
[cheering]
- If you guys wanted a yes from me,
this is what you would've done.
- Oh, no! - No!
[cheers and applause]
Oh-ho-ho-ho!
Yeah!
- [yells] - Yeah!
- One, two, three! - Yeah!
- That's right!
- Nikki is the winner! - Yeah!
- Oh!
[Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation"]
But I was on your side!
- Yeah! - Whoo!
- [spits] - Oh!
- You know what?
- * I don't give a damn about my reputation *
- That's what you do, right?
- * You're living in the past, it's a new generation *
- Simon!
- [laughs] - Hey, hey!
I gotta get in here! - Yeah, Terry!
- Whoo!
[all cheering]
- Yes, Terry!
[all yelling]
- * Oh, no *
- Yeah!
- * Not me *
all: Simon! Simon! Simon!
- Can someone pass me the doll?
Oh!
- Yeah! - Yeah!
- * And I don't have to please no one *
- [laughs] No, stop.
No, please.
- [cheering]
- I got the hug! Yeah, I love you!
- * Oh, no, no, no, no, no *
- There you girls go.
- [cheering]
- What is it about this show
about getting us covered in crap?
- Man, leather never felt so good.
- * Never been afraid of any deviation *
- Thank you very much.
- Okay, you girls do know that
now we do have to vote.
Travis, yes or no?
- That was entertaining, but it's--it's a no.
[audience groans]
- And it's a no from us.
- But maybe next time,
let's make the wrestling more extreme.
- [cheering]
- Whoo! - Bella!
- I think I love you.
- Thanks for coming out, ladies.
- Oh, my God.
Where's my life got to?
How did I get to this?
- What?
- [yelling indistinctly]
- Ah.
[laughter]
You didn't see that.
[overlapping chatter]
- I did the best I could, Terry!
- [groans]
- That's it for "AGT Extreme."
We go all out, even in Jell-O, baby.
That's how we do it!
[yelling]
Let me get out of this.
[laughs]
[upbeat rock music]
* *