America's Got Talent

Five hundred and nineteen episodes across twenty one seasons, and no order at all.

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Where to start with America's Got Talent

Start with whatever season is on. This is as close to orderless as television gets: every season is a fresh set of contestants competing from auditions to a final, nothing carries over, and no season refers to another. If somebody has sent you a clip, watch that season. If not, the most recent finished one is as good a place as any.

  1. 1
    Season 21 (2026) America's Got Talent

    Twenty three episodes, 2 June to 23 September 2026, the most recent to finish.

  2. 2
    Season 1 (2006) America's Got Talent

    Eleven episodes, and much shorter and rougher than anything since. Worth it only as a curiosity.

  3. 3
    The Champions (2019) America's Got Talent: The Champions

    Seven episodes bringing back winners and favourites from Got Talent shows around the world. The one spin-off worth seeking out.

Then what? Seasons grew from eleven episodes to a peak of thirty five in 2013 and have settled around twenty two since. There are three more spin-offs, Extreme in 2022, All-Stars in 2023 and Fantasy League in 2024, and reliable episode counts for them were not found, so they are not listed.

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The Main Series

  • America's Got Talent 2006, 21 seasons, 519 episodes

The Spin-offs

  • America's Got Talent: The Champions 2019, 2 seasons, 14 episodes

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