Entertainment, Pacitti was disqualified from the show. She was then replaced by Felicia Barton, who did not make the Top 13. Season nine Chris Golightly, who had originally been selected for the top 24, was disqualified on February 15, 2010 for being in a recording contract at the time of his original audition. Golightly later provided documentation indicating that his recording contract was no longer binding at the time of his original audition; however, this was disputed by his management who claimed he signed a new 2-year contract two months before his audition. He was replaced by Tim Urban. Todrick Hall, a top 16 finalist who used to be a children's play director, came under fire on February 20, 2010 for charging several parents a $50 fee for auditioning for a musical called "Oz, the Musical". The musical got cancelled, but money charged for the auditions was never refunded. Hall, however, denied that he, being the director rather than the producer, was ever involved in the financial aspect of the production. Hall was ultimately eliminated before the top 12. Season eleven Jermaine Jones, one of the top 12 of season 11, was disqualified on March 13, 2012, for failing to disclose past criminal charges to the Idol producers. Jones was charged with two crimes in 2011, one involving violence, and had 4 outstanding warrants since his arrests. Jones, however, denied that he had concealed his previous arrests, as he had admitted his arrests when he signed up for Idol. A police official in a New Jersey town where he is the target of two arrest warrants said that "the case wasn't big enough to merit going after him", and that for the show "to expose, embarrass and interrogate a young man without an attorney in front of 40 million viewers was an outrage". Critics suggested that the show may have staged the disqualification to boost ratings. Season nineteen Caleb Kennedy, who had been voted into the top 5 in season 19, left the competition on May 12, 2021 after a controversial Snapchat video resurfaced online showing Kennedy sitting next to an unidentified person wearing what appears to be a Ku Klax Klan hood. He later apologized for the unexpected incident. Overtime broadcast During the season six and season seven finales, the show went over its scheduled 2-hour time limit and ended at 10:09 PM EST. Many DVR users claimed the