Harlemm Lee and Shannon Bex were the two finalist, but Harlemm received the most votes. The judges agreed that Harlemm was the best contestant. He had the best singing voice.

Jamisen Tiangco and Raymond Lee received the least amount of votes, last week, and they were sent home. Now, there are eight finalists in the competition: Alex Boyd, Allyson Arena, Brandon O'neal, Harlemm Lee Justin Jacoby, Moy, Serena Henry and Shannon Bex. This week, Debbie Allen announced the wild card, who will perform starting next week. His name is TYCE DIORIO. Tyce is a dance instructor. Tyce's stage credits include the Broadway Company of Fosse, Ricky Martin’s La Vida Loca Tour, Janet Jackson’s Velvet Rope World Tour, J. Lo’s Live NBC Concert Special in Puerto Rico and the N’Sync Tour with Samantha Mumba. He has appeared in videos with Celine Dion, Paula Abdul, Jennifer Lopez, Mya, Vitamin C, Janet Jackson, Jasmine Guy and Ricky Martin.

With 10 million viewers watching the premiere, Fame looks liked a hit for NBC. In the second week, the ratings sunk by 30 percent, but Fame still won among the 18 to 49 crowd. As long as Fame continues to compete with Law & Order reruns, it will continue to do well for NBC.

On the first episode, six performed, and there were selected by the judges to advance. The three advancing are: Shannon Bex, from Lake Oswego, Oregon, Alex Boyd from McLean, Virginia and Garry Adams from Merrick, New York. Debbie Allen chose 24 to compete. In the first four episodes, six will compete head to head, and three will advance, each episode. Then, the remain 12 will compete in the semi-finals. In the end, the best singer and dancer will be proclaimed the winner.