'America's Got Talent' Sneak Peek: Comic Michael Yo Cracks Up the Judges During No-Audience Audition Round

Just before “America’s Got Talent” and other TV productions shut down in March due to the coronavirus, there was a brief period when shows that typically shot in front of a live studio audience soldiered on but got rid of their audiences entirely.

showed the first batch of virtual auditions amid the coronavirus pandemic — as well as the stunning last batch of performances done in-person. Among them was Australian singer Riley, who stunned the judges with his beautiful rendition of Billie Eilish's «idontwannabeyouanymore.» The Australian singer first had Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara and Howie Mandel (Heidi Klum was out sick) perplexed as he refused to answer Cowell's simple question about his name.

There have been plenty of bizarro acts on the stage of “America’s Got Talent” over the years, but it’s a safe bet viewers haven’t seen anything like the Ninja Twins.

Wesley Williams made a killer “America’s Got Talent” debut.

Michael Yo, the last few months have been a real roller coaster. The stand-up comic and TV personality went from wowing the judges on to fighting for his life from COVID-19 -- and writing out what he felt could be his «final words» for his wife and kids while he was in the hospital.Yo's audition-round performance on aired Tuesday, and the comedian slayed during the show's first-ever episode without an audience — due to coronavirus concerns.

The Brothers Gage had a surprise in store for the “America’s Got Talent” judges during Tuesday’s show.

Comedian Michael Yo is a familiar face to TV viewers, thanks to his role as E! correspondent, being a recurring panelist on “Chelsea Lately” and co-host of “The Insider”.

Also Read: Adam Carolla Defends Jimmy Kimmel, Says Karl Malone and Oprah Impressions Are Not Blackface (Video)The judges’ jaws were on the floor, and Terry Crews was so surprised by their moves — which included an extremely deep split, a terrifying back-bend, and one dancer twisting his head almost all the way around — that Crews could barely watch from backstage, shouting at one point, “Oh! My back!”“It was super entertaining,” said judge Sofia Vergara.

America's Got Talent to audition with Tones and I's "Dance Monkey."After admitting to judge Sofia Vergara that she was "a little" nervous, the 12-year-old singer stunned the audience with her take on her fellow Australian's smash 2019 hit."Dance for me, dance for me, dance for me, Oh-oh-oh/ Never seen anybody do the things you do before/ They say move for me, move for me, move for me, yeah-ah-ah/ When you're done, I'll make you do it all again/ All again," the preteen delicately crooned before

It's a modern reunion for Sofia Vergara and Eric Stonestreet. Vergara, 47, and her former "Modern Family" co-star Stonestreet, 48, had the chance to film together again when he served as a guest judge on Tuesday's episode of "America's Got Talent." Both stars took to Instagram to commemorate the occasion.

Heidi Klum out sick — with what turned out to be a cold and not coronavirus, which was a concern for her at the time — star Eric Stonestreet filled in for an exciting night of performances alongside his former co-star, Sofia Vergara.«Unfortunately, Heidi Klum is feeling under the weather today, but luckily Sofia was able to pull a few strings,» host Terry Crews said, before introducing the special guest judge.«I solved the problem for today!» Vergara said excitedly.

Eric Stonestreet is sitting in for Heidi Klum on the judges panel on tonight’s all-new America’s Got Talent.

The “America’s Got Talent” judges were not expecting the voice that came out of Luca Di Stefano’s mouth during Tuesday’s auditions.