Where Can I Watch America's Got Talent 2022

Okay, let's be honest. We all secretly love America's Got Talent, right? Even if we pretend we're too cool for it.

But when Simon Cowell says something brutally honest (and hilarious) or a dog does something unbelievably cute, we're hooked!

So, where do you actually watch this glorious train wreck of talent and questionable choices?

The Obvious Suspects (and Maybe Some Less Obvious Ones)

First up, the classic way: tune in to NBC. Yes, the same channel that brought you Friends reruns for years.

Check your local listings for the time. Set your DVR. Pretend you're not excited. (We all know you are.)

Bonus points if you yell at the TV during the commercial breaks.

If you're a modern marvel with a streaming subscription, you're in luck! Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV both carry NBC.

That means you can watch AGT live, or on demand whenever you want. Sneaky viewing during your lunch break? We won't judge.

Just try not to choke on your sandwich from laughter when someone's act goes hilariously wrong.

NBC's own streaming service, Peacock, is also a player in the AGT game. Sometimes they have episodes available the next day.

It's like NBC is saying, "We know you forgot to DVR it. We got you."

Just be prepared for a lot of ads if you're not paying for the premium version.

Remember those DVRs mentioned earlier? Dust them off. Set them to record every episode.

Then you can fast-forward through the parts where Howie Mandel makes those... Howie Mandel noises.

Okay, okay, I might secretly enjoy those noises. Don't tell anyone.

Here's where I get controversial: I think AGT is secretly better than The Voice.

Don't @ me! I love a good singing competition, but there's something so wonderfully unpredictable about AGT.

You never know if you're going to see a world-class opera singer or a guy who balances spoons on his nose. The suspense!

"It's a variety show for the ages," says my inner grandma.

No matter how you choose to watch America's Got Talent 2022, remember to have fun.

Laugh, cry (maybe), and judge mercilessly from the comfort of your couch.

And please, please, let's hope there's at least one act that involves a cat riding a tiny skateboard this season. The world needs it.

Happy viewing, folks!