published in 2009-05-20 20:26:00
Just under 100000000 votes were cast last night - and for the season there have been over 624000000 votes.Let's have a montage of Randy's inability to articulate an accurate thought for me for yo ...
Just under 100000000 votes were cast last night - and for the season there have been over 624000000 votes.
Let's have a montage of Randy's inability to articulate an accurate thought for me for you dawg then a montage of Kara's inappropriate terms of endearments towards people who suck and then Paula's insane thesaurus-use (she looks lovely tonight though a little orange) and finally Simon's problems hearing things sometimes. It was funny.
It's time to bring out Adam and Kris! The bothe look quite dapper though I worry with their white outfits that we might be getting some terrible gospel-backup later on.
HEY - at least Kara's hideous coronation song didn't include superfluous gospel choirs! That's one plus. I bet Danny would have found a way to include them.
Mikayla Gorton got some work hanging with Kris' home town.
Carly Smithson has the parallel job for Adam's hometown.
The Top 13 (all in white an Idol tradition) sang Pink's So What. I felt badly for Scott. They sounded pretty good together. It's a pretty shouty song but fun.
I'd completely forgotten about Jorge. I have not forgotten about Alexis. Miss her. Jasmine Murray proved that they are singing live tonight instead of lip synching by hitting some truly bum notes. Don't miss her.
David Cook took the stage bathed in green light proving that blue is not the only color in the lighting repetoire singing Permanent which is a song I have always taken to be about his brother who just passed away... The song and his performance had me fighting back tears. And see Adam? That's how you hit nice high notes in a rock song without screaching. Thanks for the schooling David Cook. Let me pick my heart up off the floor now. He's amazing. Proceeds from iTunes downloads of that song tonight go to a charity to help find a cure for cancer. Awesome. Let's see if I can hold those tears back now.
It's time for stupid award time. For the first award a man proved how you can mess up Mad World and another proved that words help in a song instead of strained whining. Elijah Scarlett and his ridiculously low and non-musical voice were next. Dean-Anthony Bradford gave a less restrained performance than Adam and was terrifying. And lovely Norman Gentle who hailed from Vermont. He actually had some great talent in there if he could just tone it down. And the winner is - Nick Mitchell/Norman Gentle! He accepted the "award" as Nick and claimed that he had no idea he was going to win but then he ripped off breakaway clothes and put on a performance in Norman Gentle
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