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| − | The '''Coolranch–Swaringen brawl''' (colloquially known as the '''Zinn's Villains Brawl''' and '''America's Got Talent Quarter-Finals Result''') was an altercation that occurred during the first episode of the eighth season of ''[[Vote for the Girls (U.S.)|Vote for the Girls]]'', and the ___________ episode of the series overall. The episode first aired on August 27, 2016 that centered on the altercation on during the result between the web site's male villains [[Archibald Coolranch]] and [[Glenn Swaringen]]. <ref>??</ref> | + | The '''Coolranch–Swaringen brawl''' (colloquially known as the '''Zinn's Villains Brawl''' and '''America's Got Talent Quarter-Finals Result''') was an altercation that occurred during the first episode of the eighth season of ''[[Vote for the Girls (U.S.)|Vote for the Girls]]'', and the ___________ episode of the series overall. The episode first aired on August 27, 2016 that centered on the altercation on during the result between the web site's male villains, [[Bill Delagatto]], [[Archibald Coolranch]] and [[Glenn Swaringen]]. <ref>??</ref> |
| − | During the [[wikipedia:America's Got Talent (season 11)|''AGT'' 11]] Quarterfinals 2 Result, a fight broke out between villains on the set of Vote for the Girls. After the fight was broken up, [[Bill Delagatto]] threw a drink at Swaringen, sparking a massive brawl between moderators and the audience. | + | During the [[wikipedia:America's Got Talent (season 11)|''AGT'' 11]] Quarterfinals 2 Result, a fight broke out between villains on the set of Vote for the Girls. After the fight was broken up, [[Bill Delagatto]] threw a drink at Swaringen, sparking a massive brawl between moderators and the audience. (It is interesting to note that Coolranch and Swaringen once had a relationship with Patrice Rafferty.) |
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Weeks after the episode and following the AGT11 Quarterfinals 3 Result, the web site's creator [[Ava Zinn]] suspended two villains moderators for a total of 32 shows, which led to $2 million in salary being lost by the moderators. Three moderators of the web site also charged with assault, and eventually sentenced to a year of probation and community service. Three fans that attended the taping also faced criminal charges and were banned from attending Vote for the Girls tapings for life. The fight also led the Ava Zinn to increase security between moderators and the audience, and to limit the sale of alcohol. | Weeks after the episode and following the AGT11 Quarterfinals 3 Result, the web site's creator [[Ava Zinn]] suspended two villains moderators for a total of 32 shows, which led to $2 million in salary being lost by the moderators. Three moderators of the web site also charged with assault, and eventually sentenced to a year of probation and community service. Three fans that attended the taping also faced criminal charges and were banned from attending Vote for the Girls tapings for life. The fight also led the Ava Zinn to increase security between moderators and the audience, and to limit the sale of alcohol. | ||
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In the Vote for the Girls dressing room, Rock angrily confronted Zinn over her intervening Everman over Chow. Chow asked Rock whether she thought the moderators would get in trouble. Rock responded, "We'll be very fucking lucky if we have a motherfucking job", and the conversation convinced an amazed Everman and Jameson that Chow "wasn't in her right mind to ask that question." | In the Vote for the Girls dressing room, Rock angrily confronted Zinn over her intervening Everman over Chow. Chow asked Rock whether she thought the moderators would get in trouble. Rock responded, "We'll be very fucking lucky if we have a motherfucking job", and the conversation convinced an amazed Everman and Jameson that Chow "wasn't in her right mind to ask that question." | ||
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| + | During the August 23, 2016 episode of ''America's Got Talent'', Kathi & Karly, at the suggestion of [[Holly Everman|Holly]] & [[Perri Johnson|Perri]] throws a red challenge flag, leading to a review by Zinn. Kathi, Karly, Holly, and Perri challenge two contestants, Laura Bretan (chosen by Delagatto) and Blake Vogt (chosen by Phil Allen). Kathi made the puzzling discovery that Laura Betran had won the sixth season of Romanii au Talent, supporting her Moderator's Challenge claim, as is Holly & Perri's, whose Moderator's Challenge of Blake Vogt previously appeared on ''Penn & Teller: Fool Us,'' and Swaringen's final picks of Sal Valentinetti and Linkin' Bridge, respectively been a candidate for elimination. But when Delagatto, who had a record of 4-1 on AGT11, and called on to present his Villains Picks, a producer reveals to Zinn that he'd made an egregious mistake: he'd actually chosen Laura Bretan as his Villains pick rather than rather than his own. Although the producer and Zinn believe his mistake was an honest one, Zinn emphasizes the need to maintain the site's integrity, and Delagatto is immediately disqualified as Bretan won the Romanian version of ''Got Talent'' five days after Bretan's ''America's Got Talent'' audition aired, a rule in the site that's heavily stressed. After Delagatto leaves Stage 47, the judging ends with Kathi & Karly being the second imported winning moderator by default after [[Thia Tola]]'s victory of [[wikipedia:Myra Molloy|Maneepat Molloy]] had won [[wikipedia:Thailand's Got Talent|Thailand's Got Talent]]. | ||
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| + | As a result of Delagatto's disqualification, all of Delagatto's remaining picks had to be flexed out. Delagatto's remaining picks of Laura Bretan and Musicality were flexed to [[Kathi Jameson|Kathi]] & [[Karly Jameson]]. | ||
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| − | Delagatto was given the longest suspension; he was suspended for the remainder of the the site's eighth season, <!---- a suspension which eventually totaled 30 shows, the longest suspension for an on-set incident in Vote for the Girls USA history ---->. Delagatto's suspension will surpass Holly Everman's suspension for an on-set incident. | + | Delagatto was given the longest suspension; he was suspended for the remainder of the the site's eighth season, <!---- a suspension which eventually totaled 30 shows, the longest suspension for an on-set incident in Vote for the Girls USA history ----> due to a violation of the rules of the site. Delagatto's suspension will surpass Holly Everman's 2014 suspension for an on-set incident. |
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| + | Coolranch and Swaringen were suspended from VFTG for 5 shows and the remainder of the fall cycle, respectively with each receiving a fine $25,000. | ||
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In the week following the announcement of the terminations of Chow and Jameson, an arbitrator appealed the suspensions and/or terminations of Chow, Rock, and Everman, saying they thought that Ava Zinn had "exceeded her authority". (Rock felt that despite losing hundreds of thousands the moderators were fortunate, however, as Zinn could have expelled them from the franchise.) A local arbitrator upheld the full length of all suspensions, except that of Everman, which was reduced to the fall cycle. However, a judge issued an injunction allowing Everman to resume duties, until a full hearing was held. Zinn argued that under the terms of the moderator's agreement Zinn had absolute authority to hand out suspensions and hear appeals for all on-set incidents. But the judge ruled that because Everman's behavior was an off-court incident, arbitration was allowed under the moderator's agreement, and thus the arbitrator was within his rights to reduce the suspension. | In the week following the announcement of the terminations of Chow and Jameson, an arbitrator appealed the suspensions and/or terminations of Chow, Rock, and Everman, saying they thought that Ava Zinn had "exceeded her authority". (Rock felt that despite losing hundreds of thousands the moderators were fortunate, however, as Zinn could have expelled them from the franchise.) A local arbitrator upheld the full length of all suspensions, except that of Everman, which was reduced to the fall cycle. However, a judge issued an injunction allowing Everman to resume duties, until a full hearing was held. Zinn argued that under the terms of the moderator's agreement Zinn had absolute authority to hand out suspensions and hear appeals for all on-set incidents. But the judge ruled that because Everman's behavior was an off-court incident, arbitration was allowed under the moderator's agreement, and thus the arbitrator was within his rights to reduce the suspension. | ||
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!Moderator||align=center|Suspension by VFTG||align=center|Fine(s) paid | !Moderator||align=center|Suspension by VFTG||align=center|Fine(s) paid | ||
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| − | |{{sortname|Bill|Delagatto}} | + | |{{sortname|Bill|Delagatto}}||remainder of Vote for the Girls 2017||<!----{{ntsh|1275000}}$1,275,000----> |
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| + | |{{sortname|Glenn|Swaringen}}*|| remainder of fall cycle for an unrelated incident ||{{ntsh|25000}}$25,000 | ||
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| + | |{{sortname|Archibald|Coolranch}}|| Five shows ||{{ntsh|25000}}$25,000 | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:05, 31 August 2016
| "America's Got Talent 11 QF Result" | |
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| Vote for the Girls episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 8 Episode 1 |
| Directed by | ?? |
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| Original air date | August 27, 2016 |
| Running time | ?? |
The Coolranch–Swaringen brawl (colloquially known as the Zinn's Villains Brawl and America's Got Talent Quarter-Finals Result) was an altercation that occurred during the first episode of the eighth season of Vote for the Girls, and the ___________ episode of the series overall. The episode first aired on August 27, 2016 that centered on the altercation on during the result between the web site's male villains, Bill Delagatto, Archibald Coolranch and Glenn Swaringen. [1]
During the AGT 11 Quarterfinals 2 Result, a fight broke out between villains on the set of Vote for the Girls. After the fight was broken up, Bill Delagatto threw a drink at Swaringen, sparking a massive brawl between moderators and the audience. (It is interesting to note that Coolranch and Swaringen once had a relationship with Patrice Rafferty.)
Before the brawl[edit]
Altercation[edit]
During the August 23, 2016 episode of America's Got Talent, Kathi & Karly, at the suggestion of Holly & Perri throws a red challenge flag, leading to a review by Zinn. Kathi, Karly, Holly, and Perri challenge two contestants, Laura Bretan (chosen by Delagatto) and Blake Vogt (chosen by Phil Allen). Kathi made the puzzling discovery that Laura Betran had won the sixth season of Romanii au Talent, supporting her Moderator's Challenge claim, as is Holly & Perri's, whose Moderator's Challenge of Blake Vogt previously appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and Swaringen's final picks of Sal Valentinetti and Linkin' Bridge, respectively been a candidate for elimination. But when Delagatto, who had a record of 4-1 on AGT11, and called on to present his Villains Picks, a producer reveals to Zinn that he'd made an egregious mistake: he'd actually chosen Laura Bretan as his Villains pick rather than rather than his own. Although the producer and Zinn believe his mistake was an honest one, Zinn emphasizes the need to maintain the site's integrity, and Delagatto is immediately disqualified as Bretan won the Romanian version of Got Talent five days after Bretan's America's Got Talent audition aired, a rule in the site that's heavily stressed. After Delagatto leaves Stage 47, the judging ends with Kathi & Karly being the second imported winning moderator by default after Thia Tola's victory of Maneepat Molloy had won Thailand's Got Talent.
As a result of Delagatto's disqualification, all of Delagatto's remaining picks had to be flexed out. Delagatto's remaining picks of Laura Bretan and Musicality were flexed to Kathi & Karly Jameson.
Charges[edit]
Suspensions[edit]
On August 25, 2016, Ava Zinn suspended Delagatto, Swaringen, and Coolranch indefinitely, saying that their actions were "inexcusable".
Delagatto was given the longest suspension; he was suspended for the remainder of the the site's eighth season, due to a violation of the rules of the site. Delagatto's suspension will surpass Holly Everman's 2014 suspension for an on-set incident.
Coolranch and Swaringen were suspended from VFTG for 5 shows and the remainder of the fall cycle, respectively with each receiving a fine $25,000.
Delagatto will to Vote for the Girls USA Villains panel for the web site's ninth season.
Legal charges[edit]
| Moderator | Suspension by VFTG | Fine(s) paid | |
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| Delagatto, BillBill Delagatto | remainder of Vote for the Girls 2017 | ||
| Swaringen, GlennGlenn Swaringen* | remainder of fall cycle for an unrelated incident | $25,000 | |
| Coolranch, ArchibaldArchibald Coolranch | Five shows | $25,000 | |
| * indicate moderators who faced legal consequences; they all received similar sentences:
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