hooray for hollywood...
YAY! It's time for Hell Week, also known as the Hollywood audition rounds, where we will be treated to catfights, forgotten lyrics, tears, new faces and, if we're lucky, spirits which are broken.
I love the Hollywood episodes; so many memorable moments have come from them. So I think it's a shame that the producers chose this season to sacrifice their airings to bring us more of the audition tripe.
Speaking of which, I did not watch the Worst of the Best of the Rest episode. I am just tired of them, but I hear we did get to see some promising auditioners, including last year's Gina Glocksen.
But I am ready for the real game to begin. Bring it on!
*I am really hoping that I do get to watch tonight's Hollywood episode. You see, I am dead center in the middle of a blizzard, so I am praying that nothing happens to my electricity or my cable. At least until after the last hissy fit.
I love the Hollywood episodes; so many memorable moments have come from them. So I think it's a shame that the producers chose this season to sacrifice their airings to bring us more of the audition tripe.
Speaking of which, I did not watch the Worst of the Best of the Rest episode. I am just tired of them, but I hear we did get to see some promising auditioners, including last year's Gina Glocksen.
But I am ready for the real game to begin. Bring it on!
*I am really hoping that I do get to watch tonight's Hollywood episode. You see, I am dead center in the middle of a blizzard, so I am praying that nothing happens to my electricity or my cable. At least until after the last hissy fit.
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posted by jennifer at 8:57:00 AM
6 Comments:
I hope you got to see the show and aren't buried under too much snow.
Should we send out a search and rescue team for you?
We're fine in Michigan. My back door is frozen shut, but I can still get out the front. Don't send the dog teams yet. dk / Dori
I'm kind of excited to see who the 24 will be. So far I am not in love with anyone special. I fall in love every year in a strange kind of way. Still haven't gotten over season 2, Clay should of won! You never know if you picked the right person for at least a year or 2. Its more then a voice for me, If I watched the show with my eyes closed that would be all about the sound, but then when you watch them they have to move you. dk / Dori
I am keeping my eye on the opera chick from New York! She will clean up real nice...wait she did make the cut right? LOL I think I saw a glimpse of her towards the end of the show. I find it very odd that she isn't getting any air time but I know they have been ridiculed in the past for doing so, giving some contestants an edge....I'm a singer, songwriter, and a rockstar...LOVED HER!
Vernae
Jennifer I just checked this blog for an entry. Hoping you have electricity but just realized if you don't you won't be reading this until you do. Damn.
OK, I'm ready to reformat the show.
2 weeks, 4 two hour episodes of auditions.
2 weeks 4 two hour episodes of Hellwood, resulting in the top twenty four.
The last male and female voted out of the top twenty four become wild cards.
The first night we eliminate a male and female from the top twelve, they will be replaced with the wild cards. It could save us the pain of suffering through the Scott Savol, Kevin (Chicken Little) Covais, or John Peter Lewis' of the world.
Then, there is still Dave's "Screw Your Buddy night." There could also be a "Battle of the Sexes Night." The guys pick the songs for the girls and the girls pick the songs for the guys.
As long as we're unhappy with the insufferable audition episodes, we might as well offer alternatives.
DrillerAA
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