victims were held by the performers. Elimination chart Overall Color key Artist's info Result details Team Color key Artist's info Result details Performances by guests/coaches Contestant appearances on other talent shows Daniel Rosa, Sam James, and Dez Duron sang in the blind auditions in season two and failed to make a team. JR Aquino, Danny Hunter Jones, and Alessandra Guercio reached the Hollywood rounds of American Idol in seasons four, nine, and ten respectively, but did not reach the Top 24. Liz Davis was the winner of P. Diddy's Starmaker DOMO appeared on America's Best Dance Crew – season four as a member of Rhythm City. Adanna Duru later became a finalist on the fourteenth season of "American Idol." MacKenzie Bourg later made the Top 24 on the fifteenth season of American Idol and finished in fourth place. Loren Allred would go on to provide the singing voice behind Rebecca Ferguson's character Jenny Lind in the 2017 movie The Greatest Showman, performing the song "Never Enough" which has since certified Gold in the United Kingdom and the United States, and has charted in several other countries. The reprise has since certified Silver in the UK. She has also featured on Hardwell's and KAAZE's "This Is Love". Loren is currently competing on Britain's Got Talent Sam James would later go on Season 1 of Songland. Cassadee Pope would later go on the Season 3 episode of Lip Sync Battle: "Dustin Lynch vs. Cassadee Pope". She also went on to have multiple Platinum singles and was nominated for a Grammy award. She also appeared on Name That Tune head-to-head with Jana Kramer. Melanie Martinez later went on to star in and direct her own film titled K-12 which is for her second album of the same name. She also went on to have a Platinum album and multiple Platinum singles. Odiseas Georgiadis auditioned again at Season 13, but failed to make a team again. Ratings Season three premiered on September 10, 2012 and was watched by 12.28 million viewers with a 4.2 rating in the key 18–49 demographic. It was down 39 percent in the demo from last season's premiere. The Voice aired three times during its first week, going up against The X Factor on September 12, 2012. This show was highly criticised by Simon Cowell, who said that The X Factor would win in ratings. However, both The Voice and