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April 22, 2004
Reality TV Wonder
OW. I had bloodwork done this morning and as usual they couldn't find my vein on the first try. I even tried to drink a lot of water before hand. Oh well...bruising R us...or me...whatever.
I bet if someone did some sort of statistic percentage poll thingy on the number of blogs that will talk about American Idol today, it would be a high percent. I will be a part of that percentage. Well, I complained about not hearing Barry Manilow perform on Tuesdays episode yesterday, and last night I dozed off for the first half of the show and missed it. Oh well, my friend Ann said it was really cheezy so I didn't miss much. And how about the results? What the?????? I have a theory. I think that the vote got split between the 3 incredible African American ladies, that's why they were the bottom 3. I can't figure out how so many people can really be voting for John. Cute kid, ok voice...is it the teenage girl factor? Can anyone help me on this? I liked him at the very beginning because he was different, but he rarely stays on key, has very little stage presence and is just not ready.
Tonight...Survivor. Is there any chance Boston Rob will not get immunity? Will Amber continue to be his faithful sidekick? We shall see. C'mon Rupert and Big Tom. : )
Posted by stacey at April 22, 2004 09:11 AM
Comments
I think you have some reality TV issues, but that's ok. I love you anyway. John is a geek. He really can't sing. He needs to go. And that's just from the tiny snipet I saw of the show.
Posted by: Karen Sprengel at April 22, 2004 09:57 PM
Stacey,
You are right about the three girls thing with the Idol. Elisabeth Garson said the exact same thing to me on the phone last night.
Posted by: Wayne at April 22, 2004 11:02 PM
This is Elisabeth Garson and I confirm that I did say that exact thing to Wayne on the phone. It MUST be. But what a shock was that when Dork Seacrest told the guy to go join the "safe" group and (of course) he immediately went to the black girls. Obviously, they were teh best. Mike and I were FLOORED. (Well I was and Mike had a "wow" kind of reaction). I am still reeling from the event.
Posted by: Elisabeth at April 25, 2004 02:44 AM