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[freedomfry]

American Idol:

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[friskycat]

if scott doesn't go home soon, i will smash the television. i hate him, i hate hearing him, and looking at him, and the way he claims to be a rocker. i'ma kick him in the face. carrie was freakin' awesome tonight. seriously, i loved it. and i hate the judges for saying she shouldn't do the song, she totally rocked it out. i want to marry bo. i will steal him and make him mine. he's so much fun to watch and his hair so pretty.

[azriona]

Scott is a rocker????? On what planet does he live?

[friskycat]

seriously, that's what he said in his little clip they showed of him babbling before he sang last night.

[azriona]

Oh, please. That sounds like he's been reading the chatrooms and has realized the rockers have a following, unlike him! He just wants to tag along with them...

How he got more votes than Bo, I'll never figure out.

[apocalypsos]

I'm starting to believe that Gretchen's not whining so much as her voice just always sounds like that and it makes everything sound like a whine. Most of the time, she doesn't seem like she has a bad attitude, once you turn the volume down. ;)

[freedomfry]

That's a good thought. I'll turn down the television when she's on next week.

She had no kind of system when she was going through those boxes for the Road Block, though, did she?

And the look on Romber's face when Phil was all, "off you go again" was priceless.

[apocalypsos]

I saw a lot of people on the TWoP boards comparing the tin boxes to the haystacks last season, but then again, with the haystacks, you could at least see which ones the other teams had already gone through. Gretchen didn't have that advantage, and with the stacks towering over her like that and that guy banging on the metal, it was probably really intimidating. No wonder she was stressed out.

[freedomfry]

Getting to those boxes last was a definite disadvantage because the other teams would've found the clues that were close or easy to get to. Between that and what had to have been an incredibly stressful round of flights to get out of Botswana (magic yellow line aside, there's not exactly a direct flight), the pounding and the stress, I can understand getting screechy.

I think Killer Fatigue might be setting in for her, though.

And here comes trouble

[phillyexpat]

I stand by my faux smoulder comment. He reminded me of the artsy/drama beek boys I went to high school with who thought they were the next Marlon Brando, but are now substitute teachin in the Cherry Hill public school's comment.

Now, Bo. Bo, I dig. He had some nice, raw energy. I expected Constantine to put on a sequined tutu and dance Swan Lake.

Randy is bored, Paula is on crack, and Simon just doesn't care. And I thought EEEEcrest was going to throw a hissy when Simon mussed his hair.

Re: And here comes trouble

[freedomfry]

Oh, he's totally the drama geek. I just don't think he takes it all that seriously, which I find pretty appealing. He's not "I am an artiste and you don't respect my vision"--he's on Idol which isn't exactly going to give him rocker street cred anyway.

But I'm with you on the Bo love, too. And Ryan! Yeah, it must've taken him hours to get his hair just like that.

And Simon totally did it just to piss him off. If there's a next year (and I don't see how we can stop there from being a next year), I think they need some new blood in the judges' seats.

[mayakda]

Haven't watched it yet, but it's on tape. Am totally looking forward to the Constantine tongue. (uh, that reads pervy)
Judges were mean to Nadia? *thwaps judges*

[azriona]

And exactly how is "Constantine's tongue reading pervy" a bad thing?

(Hmm. I may need to replace my Clay icon with Constantine....)

[freedomfry]

Mmmm, Constantine. Embrace the shallow!

miggy has some good ones...