'America's Got Talent' first live show flops with 'bloody awful' comic.

'America's Got Talent' first live show flops with 'bloody awful' comic.
Lights, camera, action: "The game just changed," host Terry Crews announced on "America's Got Talent" tonight as quarterfinals officially kicked off.
The NBC talent juggernaut held its first live show of the season Tuesday at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre following a two-week hiatus during the  Tokyo Olympics.
"When you come from the audition shows to the Dolby, you have got to step your act up," judge Simon Cowell said.
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The lights were brighter, the sets were bigger and the production value was top notch, but the pressure proved to be too much for certain quarterfinalists that drew mixed reactions.
"It was absolutely bloody awful," Cowell said about comedian Sethward's "confusing" peacock act.
"We can now officially call this show 'America Does Not Have Talent.'"

The live-show jitters didn't stop there.