Fear Factor' Donkey Semen Stunt Airs On Danish Television (VIDEO) Posted: 06/09/2012 5:08 pm Updated: 06/09/2012 5:20 pm

t was deemed un-airable for American audiences, but the "Fear Factor" segment that featured contestants challenged to drink a glass of donkey semen and a glass of donkey urine recently aired on Danish television, reports TMZ.

The episode, "Hee Haw! Hee Haw!," was initially scheduled to air on Jan. 30, before NBC executives decided to pull it at the last moment.

It was a decision that likely didn't shock the show's host Joe Rogan, who hinted at the stunt, and the possibility that it may be too gross to air, in an interview with The Huffington Post in December 2011.

"The biggest example, I can't tell you unfortunately because they haven't even decided whether or not they're gonna air it. It's really that crazy," Rogan explained.

"I got there and they told me what we were gonna do, and I just started laughing like, 'There's no way. That's not really gonna happen. Wait, is that really gonna happen?' [Laughs] I wish I could tell you. NBC's still looking at the footage going, 'Uhhhh, can we do that?' There's gonna be a lot of people that are going to be upset -- it really is ridiculous."

The stunt, which involves a woman drinking a 24-ounce glass of donkey semen while her twin sister downs a glass of donkey urine, was somehow cool with Danish television execs, who chose to air the episode this week.

American Idol' top 3 Finalist Jessica Sanchez, Joshua Ledet, Phillip Phillips

Much of Wednesday's American Idol's performance episode was filled with footage of the top three – Joshua Ledet, Jessica Sanchez and Phillip Phillips – on their hometown visits. It was touching footage of these young performers at home feeling like superstars. But who's going to cash in their Idol ticket for a chance at super-stardom?

They all have potential and they all sang three songs each on Wednesday during three rounds of competition. Song choice was selected by the judges, followed by the contestants, followed by mentor and vocal coach Jimmy Iovine.

Here's how it went down …

Round One: Judges' Choice
• Joshua performed Etta James's "I'd Rather Be Blind" like "a dream come true," according to Steven Tyler. "Out of 70,000," the judge said, "there's only one American Idol and you sang like that one tonight."

• "You'll be the last one standing here, I believe," Steven said of Jessica's version of Mariah Carey's "My All," which Jennifer Lopez selected. "I could tell in the middle of it ... it was hard," she said, "but you did it so beautifully."

• Phillip sang "Beggin'" by Madcon, which was Steven's choice. "I'm really hoping you write your own songs because you could be the new age Boss," Steven said, referring to Bruce Springsteen.

Round Two: Contestants' Choice
• Joshua sang "Imagine" by John Lennon. "It's almost like you're preaching when you sing," Jennifer said. "The way you're willing to dig deep ... it was makes you very special [and] that takes courage."

• Jessica tackled Aerosmith's "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing," which could have been a risk for a less talented singer. But Steven was pleased: "You just took a great song and made it greater," he said.

• Phillip sang "Disease" by Matchbox Twenty but it wasn't as well received. "I didn't feel like it was the wow performance," Jennifer said. "I'm sorry baby." The crowd booed but Randy agreed. "It was just such a subdued moment from you," he said.

Round Three: Jimmy's Choice
• Jimmy picked Mary J. Blige's "No More Drama" for Joshua, who gave it all he had, according to Randy. "You have laid everything on this stage that there is to lay," the judge said. "That's what being a great artists is about." Jennifer put it this way: "You have this perfect marriage of knowing exactly what you're doing and letting completing go at the same time."

• Jessica was dealt "I'll Be There" by Jackson Five, which was "the perfect song [for] the perfect voice," according to Steven. But Randy said, "I didn't love it. ... There was never a moment moment."

• And to close out the show, Phillip hit it out of the park with "We've Got Tonight" by Bob Seger, which earned him a standing ovation from the judges. Steven said, "You just showed you've got all that passion wrapped up inside you," while Randy called it "the perfect song, at the perfect time and your best performance on this show ever."