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Will answered this on an instagram post: He also swears that the car was 100% broken.

Of the four judges, I put Mel B. closest to being the "dance act" specialist because of her runner-up status on Dancing with the Stars. She never had salsa in her season (in favor of Mambo) so I'm not sure how much I believe her critiques on Baila Conmigo or John and Andrew, but she was okay with D'Angelo & Amanda last season. Of course I have to believe she can understand pitchy musicians post-Spice Girls, but she also was part of a manufactured group and should be able to spot chemistry or X-factor (since she judges the UK Version). As for Heidi, I think with her years with models and designers (either with Project Runway or Germany's Next Top Model), she should be able to understand presentation or how one should be able to fill the Radio City Music Hall stage. As questionable as Kelli Glover was vocally, Heidi should be able to say that the staging was poor. Possibly even her walking was weak. As much as I hate Howie, I think that the eccentric acts wouldn't have a chance to show their skills without a "Howie-type" on the panel. Britain has David Walliams. Thinking more about it, do the judge's personalities/specialties affect their choices of Wild Cards or is it producer manipulation? I put the two most recent seasons here since prior to that, there was a Wild Card show. Howie: Red Panda*, Mike Super Howard: Leon Etienne & Romy Low, Wendy Liebman Mel: Tone the Chiefrocca, Bad Boys of Ballet Heidi: Duo Resonance , Flight Crew Jump Rope *Red Panda was a last minute replacement. I'm not sure if Howie would have been allowed to pick a Vegas cut or a family emergency withdrawal like Red Panda was.

After seeing Diana Nyad on this show, I kinda want to see Barbara Cochran from Shark Tank on. I doubt that she has the moves. I will also accept QVC Queen Lori Greiner if she's available. I assume that it'd be easier to get an ABC/ESPN/Disney related person to be on this show. Thinking in that sense here are some considerations from that pool: David Henrie - After seeing the How I Met Your Mother finale I saw David as a kid and then saw him today. Wowza. He's also going to be in a film called Walt Before Mickey which he could promote as he gets on this show. Then if we could get Selena Gomez in the audience? Possible trainwreck gold. Hayden Panettiere - Again, an above average get. Clearly has some musicality and if someone can be from Glee or High School Musical, Hayden should be fine. She may also be able to get fans of Heroes if production could get her in a cheerleader outfit. Vanessa Lachey or Brenda Song - If Dads doesn't get renewed both of these women would have open ability to compete. I'd also be happy to see Nick supporting Vanessa in the audience. Both would also bring in the Asian-American market which I think still needs more celebrities on this show. Nigella Lawson (The Taste) or Carla Hall (The Chew) - I think we need another chef on this show. In my head Carla has more rhythm, but imagine the "cry week" possibilities of Nigella talking about the whole choking/divorce story? Also if Carla could "hootie hoo" once, I'll be happy. Vanessa Lengies - I'm biased, I loved her as Sugar on Glee. Vanessa deserves bigger and better than the roles she's booked. I think this could be great exposure for her and still bring back some of the Glee fans that Amber brought. Edited: Because Nick's wife is not Brenda Song. Also, English.

I had a discussion with my loved one just recently and realized the two streets that made the intersection near my childhood home would be perfect: Tuckahoe Central. Sounds whorish enough and it has a bit of a New York flair that's needed. I'm considering a comma between the two. Edited: for better English.