'America's Got Talent,' Seattle is an interesting place VIDEOS

Okay. I have officially transitioned from NBC's "I'm a Celebrity" to "America's Got Talent," as the strange and the surreal meet the sublime onstage. Seattle has some interesting people. Tonight I saw a seven-foot German-American woman yodel as a dominatrix, an old man pop out balls and things from his mouth while he danced, triplet Dutch-American sisters fiddle and argue in unison and a picked-on kid dance his little heart out. A cool

Seattle has some interesting people. Tonight I saw a seven-foot German-American woman yodel as a dominatrix, an old man pop out balls and things from his mouth while he danced, triplet Dutch-American sisters fiddle and argue in unison and a picked-on kid dance his little heart out. A cool "Transformers from the 'hood" act also blipped by. © Glenn Harris / PR PhotosSeattle has some interesting people. Tonight I saw a seven-foot German-American woman yodel as a dominatrix, an old man pop out balls and things from his mouth while he danced, triplet Dutch-American sisters fiddle and argue in unison and a picked-on kid dance his little heart out. A cool "Transformers from the 'hood" act also blipped by.There was a magician act that perked up the Hoff, but I hate, HATE magician acts so that's all I remember. NBC kindly sent me the video from tonight that relives the presto-gone-o moment.A Million-Dollar Act The illusionist Drew Thomas finally introduces magic that's worth winning it all.