AGT Season 20 Results: Did Jourdan Blue Make It To The Semifinals?

For the first time in America's Got Talent Season 20, the viewers have spoken. Wednesday's live broadcast revealed the first eliminations, with several surprises along the way.

Wednesday's results are based on the performances from Tuesday's episode, which brought 11 quarter-finalists back to the AGT stage to compete for only a handful of spots in the semifinals. Those returning acts include electric dance crew LightWire, songstress Charity Lockhart, clown squad Phobias, R&B trio CitiLimitz, danger duo Sirca Marea, country rocker Steve Ray Ladson, Japanese dance experience Loco Pop Familia, comedian Shuler King, perfect-haired singer Jourdan Blue, dance group B Unique Crew, and the Vanderpump Rules alum-led band Tom Sandoval & the Most Extras.

Of course, not everyone had to sweat it out while those results were announced on Wednesday. Steve Ray Ladson's stellar performance in Tuesday's quarterfinals earned him Sofia Vergara's Golden Buzzer, which means he's already guaranteed to be in the finals. The remaining 10 acts, however, found themselves at the viewers' mercy.

So, which acts from Week 1 are headed to the semifinals? Read on for a breakdown of who's safe (and who's not), complete with video of their quarterfinal performances. Did your favorites survive America's votes? Drop a comment with your thoughts on the results below.

LightWire didn't just have a glow-up with their quarterfinals performance — they literally glowed in the dark.

Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer recipient returned to the AGT stage with a dreamy rendition of "Can't Help Falling in Love," a song that fully speaks to the way we feel about Lockhart.

The judges may have been too scared to buzz Phobias out during their audition, but they found their courage in the semifinals; both Simon Cowell and Mel B tried to "X" the terrifying trio out of existence.

No one was shedding any tears for CitiLimitz after the trio's smooth cover of Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me a River." (FYI, we're still #TeamBritney as far as that song is concerned.)

This daredevil couple delivered another beautiful, gravity-defying performance in the quarterfinals, this time set to Alex Warren's "Ordinary."

The country music chart topper returned to the AGT stage in a big way, wowing the judges with another original song ("Boots Like Mine") and earning Sofia Vergara's Golden Buzzer.

Honestly, we were exhausted just from watching these high-energy Japanese dancers shake their pom-poms (not to mention every conceivable limb) in a routine set to Toni Basil's "Mickey."

This funeral director-turned-jokester followed up his memorable audition with another, ahem, lively comedy set about his unusual profession.

Blue's powerful rendition of Calum Scott's "Biblical" was a full-on religious experience.

Because Phobias shouldn't get to have all the spooky fun, this dance crew put together spine-tingling (actually, make that spine-bending) routine, featuring even more dancers than in their audition.

The Vanderpump Rules vet's redemption tour continued with a performance of The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights." Unfortunately, we were more blinded by the "X" his group got from Simon Cowell.