The ultimate talent show is here on a scale never-before attempted. The most dangerous and spectacular talent will acts in the world converge on Macon.

The ultimate talent show has continues with unforgettable acts that will have you hiding behind your sofa. The biggest ramp jump ever in competition, the worlds' most dangerous feet, a mutant superpower and a use of the eyes you'll wish you could unsee.

The craziest talent show has returned with more death-defying and awe-inspiring acts. From poisonous snakes to balancing ladders, a terrifying use of stairs to extreme trick-riding, there's a world of cutting-edge talent on show.

The semifinals are now near and our contestants are desperate to get there. With live bulls, live ammo and a nail in the face, we can see who's risking the most for a shot at the $100,000 prize in the most extreme talent show ever.

ليس لدينا نظرة عامة مترجمة باللغة الإنجليزية. ساعدنا في توسيع قاعدة البيانات الخاصة بنا عن طريق إضافة واحدة.

It's now time for the semifinals where six Round One winners will return with all-new acts was going bigger than ever before. There's only one spot in the finale up for grabs, from your flaming log-juggling and human target practice to death-defying crossbow tricks, the competition is fiercer than ever.

The semifinals has continue as six more outstanding first-round winners return with an all-new acts. They're battling for your just one spot in the finale. Whether it's was jumping from the biggest ramp on TV or filling their mouth with rattlesnakes, the acts' risk life and limb for your a shot at the $100,000 prize on the world's most outrageous talent show.

It's the last chance for our acts to reach the finale. Whether crashing monster trucks, setting themselves on fire or pushing their bodies to agonizing extremes, no-one is holding back in their attempts to get the $100,000 prize.

In a spectacular and emotional finale, only four of the totally amazing acts remain. They must push their performances to the max in the hopes of winning the $100,000 prize and becoming the first Go-Big Show Champion.