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Author: Bob RuddBob Rudd
Date: Jan 31, 2008 20:58
As Vandar said in another thread, "speaking of Clay..."
This weekend on AI Rewind, should be the wild card round that got him on
AI2.
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American Idol 2 - the only AI where the hanging phone chads cost the
real winner the title.
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Author: fmomoonfmomoon
Date: Jan 31, 2008 18:14
"kerilotion" wrote in message
news:tp83q3pg6f886u35iudc0kcnl9vfrei22f@4ax.com...> On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 00:48:35 -0800, silos711@ webtv.net (silos onit)
> wrote:
> >>Moni wrote:
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>>>She blew it, as only a kid could
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>>She was in a way too low key for her.
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>>She should have brought a pitch pipe.
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>>Not saying she would have made it to Hollywood but at least she would've
>>had a chance.
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>>tino
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> On AI Rewind this year they showed Clay Aiken using a pitchpipe during ...
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Author: TaylorTaylor
Date: Jan 31, 2008 17:15
"Idol" hands Fox another ratings victory
Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:58am EST
By Paul J. Gough
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Fox rode "American Idol" to another
weekly win in viewership and the adults 18-49 demographic and was
aided by big numbers for the premiere of "The Moment of Truth."
Fox won four primetime nights: Tuesday and Wednesday with "Idol,"
Thursday with its game shows and Saturday with "Cops" and "America's
Most Wanted." NBC won Monday thanks to "American Gladiators" and "Deal
or No Deal," while ABC took Sunday with a strong "Extreme Makeover:
Home Edition." Nielsen Media Research released the data Tuesday.
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Author: XanXan
Date: Jan 31, 2008 15:41
azurespirit wrote:
>>> Interesting that he's not endorsing another - I
>>> figure the Clinton's have no use for him, but
>>> Obama as a startup in the political fight for his
>>> life? Could be leveraged into something
>>> worthwhile. I'd think Johnny could find
>>> *something* in either of the other candidates
>>> worthy his support. Odd.
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>> Not so odd, really.... in fact, rather smart. He's probably leveraging
>> for a spot on the ticket as VP, with either one.
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> ...or Attn.General
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Author: CrazyDogLadyCrazyDogLady
Date: Jan 31, 2008 15:40
On Jan 31, 5:20Â am, "azurespirit" hotmail.com> wrote:>
> She was a completely obnoxious snot. Simon was being kind in calling her
> "precocious". Â They may have put a few people through so far that I don't
> think have any business going on, but they did us all a HUGE favor booting
> her out the door.- Hide quoted text -
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I couldn't agree more !
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Author: GG
Date: Jan 31, 2008 15:18
> On Tuesday's show Paula was late and when she finally showed up Ryan
> said something about how "the nicest judge" being there now. The only
> thing I could think of was he must not have seen "Hey Paula".
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> Of course, how she conducts herself in real life (or even on her
> reality show) doesn't necessarily mean she isn't a nice judge. But I
> think when singers audition that nobody really likes she gives the
> nastiest expressions of the three of them.
are you really analyzing it that much?? on AI Paula is known as the nicest
judge, good grief, let it go.
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Author: Bob RuddBob Rudd
Date: Jan 31, 2008 14:16
The Brits, I'm thinking, are not going to be very happy with Paula's
latest idea.
http://tinyurl.com/yqfe4f
If this were true, and she worked for me...nice guy boss that I am,
she'd be escorted out the door immediately.
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I hope we can all be good neighbors online!
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