George is studying physics. Ryan told him that many people fear physics and math, but George clarified that "it's all just very basic stuff. You've gotta look at it at the core, not from the outside."

Simon started out by asking him where he saw himself in 11 years' time, in his wildest dreams. George baffled Simon by replying that he'd "probably have a simple house with nice floors — I want marble."

George sang Katrina and the Waves' Walking on Sunshine with a very small, quiet, shaky voice. Simon asked if he had sang in public before and George said that he sang with his friends. Simon asked him what his friends did, and George started explaining that they liked to rock climb, play guitar, sing.

After George left, the judges just exchanged confused looks. Outside, George calmly said to Ryan, "Oh, look, no ticket."

Naomi started out by telling Randy that her friend Samantha was a huge Randy fan. In faux-slow-motion, Randy and Samantha "ran" across the room to each other and embraced.

Simon suggested that Samantha sit on Randy's lap for the audition, so she did. Paula then went over and sat on Simon's lap, so the judges called Ryan in to come sit on Kara's lap. When Ryan sat on Kara's lap, she bounced him up and down and said "good boy" as if her were a baby.

After all this craziness, Naomi finally started singing Minnie Riperton's Loving You. Two notes in, it was obvious that Naomi had no true singing talent, and Paula banged her head down onto the table.

Everyone had a good laugh after the song, and Naomi said that everyone told her she was great. Simon clarified that the audition wasn't a joke, and Naomi started to cry. Randy, Paula, and Kara got up and gave Naomi a good group hug. Post-audition, Naomi was confused because she hit her high note really well.

Ryan kept commenting on how confident Kaneswa was for a 16-year-old. According to her mother, Kaneswa has been singing in Jacksonville ever since she was 5, and this contributes to her confidence.

In the audition room, Kaneswa confidently butchered Anita Baker's Caught up in the Rapture of Love. Simon said that the song was got progressively worse as she sang it, but Kaneswa disagreed. She said that her mother said she was a great singer, so they brought her mom in. Her mother Paula said she has sang all around Jacksonville, and Simon asked if she was moving the whole time.

On their way out, Kaneswa's mother still firmly let Simon know that he was wrong in his assessment of her daughter's singing. Needless to say, Simon's rejection didn't dampen Kaneswa or her mother's confidence.

Joshua sang Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On. He started out by singing the guitar, then by singing the song well, with a tiny bit of sound effects sprinkled throughout.

Simon admitted that Joshua sang well, but that he seemed like Inspector Gadget with all the little corny extras he through into his act. Randy said that "at least, it was entertaining."

After getting passed through to Hollywood unanimously, Joshua jumped up in the air, screamed a weird screamed, and ran out — walking into a tree as he looked back to thank the judges.