text: Honestly, I walked out of the show... and was at a complete loss of what to say. This guy was simply amazing. He is a comedian, singer, impersonator, ventriloquist, puppeteer and manages to combine all of them into one very entertaining and greatest hits-type of show.\n\nIt blew my mind that he was able to sing a duet of \"Unforgettable\" with himself while impersonating Nat King Cole's voice, while also maneuvering a puppet interacting with him and the crowd and simultaneously impersonate Natalie Cole's voice for the puppet's portions of the duet AND inserting smart aleck comments between himself and the puppet during the breaks in the song (Do you understand that? Does that description make sense? That's the level of talent integration I am talking about!!!). He does this with multiple puppets... each with their own history and personality. Again... amazing.\n\nHis ability to impersonate voices is incredible. I have heard that he has many songs that he is able to perform on alternate shows, but a few of the highlights on the night I went were:\n   - Adam Levine from Maroon 5 (Really Makes Me Wonder)\n   - Cee-Lo from Gnarles Barkley/GooDie MoB (Crazy)\n   - Marvin Gaye (Let's Get it On)\n   - Etta James (At Last)\n\nHe even performed a nice little Michael Jackson tribute in which he sang \"Billie Jean\" and, incredibly, \"Ben.\"  I point these out because all of the aforementioned have particularly unique voices that can be identified and recognized... but he nailed them all.\n\nHe also seems to be a very down to earth kind of guy. He doesn't emit that \"superstar\" vibe and seems to be very humble. There were a few times during the show when there was so much going on between him and the puppet characters he was playing that he would mess up a little. It was funny because he would have his puppets make fun of him or have the puppet say something funny like, \"It's weird but I just cannot seem to talk whenever you start laughing.\" It could be due to the fact that he is still new to all this, however, during his show he mentioned the fact that he has been doing this type of routine on his own and way before \"America's Got Talent\" for at least 15-20 years. So, maybe a \"regular guy\" finally made it.\n\nThey say timing is everything and, with the passing of Danny Gans, Terry Fator happened to get his timing right. But timing can only get you there, talent has to really kick in and maintain you. Terry Fator definitely has the talent to back up the fact he has not only replaced Danny Gans, but the \"Danny Gans Theatre\" has been renamed the \"Terry Fator Theatre\" as a tribute as well.\n\nHands down... he is a must see.