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01-18-2012, 10:42 AM
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Location: Sudcaroland
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Originally Posted by njsocks
YES! Firewheel! Woohoo!! 8pm EST! Set your dvr's if you can't watch! I am so excited!
Glad they changed it and made it earlier--!
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I'm happy about it too!
Thanks for the "reminder" guys, because I didn't know it was on tonight!
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01-18-2012, 07:30 PM
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"Hatred thrives where love is silent"
(set 3 days ago)
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Location: The 12th State
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Ok after all the other singing shows last year, the original is the best.
The Voice, X factor, and The Sing off do not bring interest in the way Idol does.
Tonight, Im glad to see another North Carolina resident make it thru.
The girl who sang with her brother who audition last year but the brother didnt register.
She would not have made it through if it wasnt for him and it messed up she made it thru by her non regisred brother singing.
Also what up with that dude from another country singing. This American Idol. Americans should only audition.
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01-18-2012, 07:49 PM
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Ok. Although I'm tuned in, getting so tired of the casting/scripting on AI. It's the same thing year after year. They found a formula and America falls for it every year:
Chunky, yet muscular white guy who sings ok, expecting a baby.
Several blond, adorable white girls with a twang/drawl to their voice.
Quirky black girl who sings and has spunk.
Homeless person who just needs a break.
Young kid who sings and reminds the judges of Michael Jackson.
There are several more typically cast contestants who will make their appearance over the next couple of weeks. But we've seen them all before.
Predictable and Boring.
And yes, I'm still watching.... 
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01-18-2012, 08:28 PM
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The auditions are never as interesting (in my opinion) as the rest of the show. But I like them because I like getting a head start on who I want to watch...like Phillip Phillips Jr, the last person who auditioned tonight.
And, to those who say the people who audition are predictable and boring, I say those are the kind of people who try out for every performance show. It's to American Idol's credit that it can come up with an interesting show after all the auditions have been processed. And it is interesting -- because American Idol, like no other show, knows how to make it so.
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01-18-2012, 09:09 PM
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I agree Texasfirewheel. I'm so excited that the next season is underway. Let the games begin!!!!
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01-19-2012, 12:00 AM
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OMG it seemed like just yesterday but it's Steven Tyler time again and he's engaged  Wonder how his young-ins feel about Erin sucking up their inheritance  From his ET interview I gather they aren't pleased. I hope he takes that long engagement he mentioned.
I recorded the first ep and so will just fast forward through all the garbage real soon.
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01-19-2012, 02:47 AM
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01-19-2012, 04:27 AM
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Location: N of citrus, S of decent corn
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Originally Posted by jambo101
I'm bailing on both of them as the shows arent that great and seem to be just a platform to air way too many commercials..
Come to think of it i've kinda lost interest in all the reality shows as they are just becoming the "same old" "been there done that"
If Idol still had Paula and Simon i might watch,the X factor does have Paula and Simon but the show just doesnt do it for me,too much contrived melodrama,too few artists due to too many commercials.
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We DVR all the shows we watch, so we skip the commercials.
I don't like XFactor either...too much blah blah, and not enough performing. I did like the way they included more age groups, etc.
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01-19-2012, 04:42 AM
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Location: southwestern USA
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I still enjoy AI----they seem to find four or five really talented people every year who go to have success in the music industry.
I know Ryan Seacrest takes a lot of ribbing and kidding----some people dont like him, but I agree with a lot of others that he holds the whole show together----he is an excellent host and has done a really solid job for Idol.
Their have been rumors that the new producers may not want to pay him what he has been making the past couple of years----his contract is up after this year, and rumors abound that they will attempt to slash his salary.
Nygel Lithcoe clarified it yesterday that he will make sure that Seacrest returns----that he also is not sure if the show would do nearly as well without him.
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01-19-2012, 06:04 AM
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Location: Twilight Zone
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Maybe it's just me, but for a split second at the beginning when they showed the first contestant, the 17yr old who looked like he was 12, him standing there with the sunglasses on , I thought, oh
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