Howard stern comeback at America's Got Talent

America's got talent, one of the biggest television hit show in USA has got its judge HOWARD STERN back at the show (new season premieres Mon., May 14, 8 p.m. ET on NBC) with a lot of buzz around the country.
In an hour long conference at New York Friars club, Stern discussed coming back to work with NBC. Stern said he had a highly contentious radio career. His stint at radio has been dramatized in his biopic "Private Parts". He also pointed at his competition in the reality talent show world, explaining why he saw "AGT"   as a perfect fit for his skills.


Being a new draw, Stern is in the big news and also is the center of buzz in the "AGT" arena.  He have a different style of applauding the acts. He is not afraid of criticizing the acts he don't love and it's not like that he is disrespectful towards loose acts but he seems quite funny there. His words are quite supporting for the acts he like and appraise a lot.

Although Stern admitted that he could have never trusted NBC executives as they had several stiffs and war of words in past but this time around, he have been pleasantly surprised with the freedom he've been given by the network. "NBC has given me little to no direction, which is unbelievable to me. When I was on the set doing this from city to city, I was waiting for some sort of notes. You always hear about pushy network executives doing notes. And finally, about halfway through, I turned to one of the executives and I said, 'Why am I not getting these notes I've been hearing about?' And he said, 'You're Howard Stern -- what are we gonna tell you?' And that was a wonderful thing to me. Frankly, I think this bunch is insane. I think they're all gonna lose their jobs. But I think that was a vote of confidence that they liked what I had to say."