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At the end of every performance show, I like to tally up who did the best, the so-so and the worst. (I don't just do this for my own entertainment; it helps me figure out what to say in my recap story.) :) SO-SO: WORST (I'm intentionally putting just one person in this category tonight): |
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Posted by Steve W @ 9:22 PM Tue, Apr 22, 2008
I agree with you on your evaluation especially Brooke. Didn't she need a re-start earlier in the season? At the time the judges said it was OK? When I pay to see performers perform, I don't want to see re-starts.
Posted by Jane @ 6:49 AM Wed, Apr 23, 2008
I agree about Brooke but Jason bit the big one tonight. HOW in today's society and claim to be an musican that you NEVER hear MEMORIES - how do you not know it was sung by a cat. How do you NOT know who Andrew Lloyd Webber is... Jason - get your act together or you and your dreads will be stuck in Rockwall!
Posted by Sharon @ 8:43 AM Thu, Apr 24, 2008
Jane, he's only 20. He admitted he's never seen a musical. To be honest, I'm in my 50's, have never been to a musical, don't care for Broadway-type music, so I'm not sure I would have known any of those songs, or at least which musical they come from or who wrote them. At some stage of the competition, most of the contestants are going to have a bad night because they are totally out of the element with the song types. This was Jason's. Apparently the voters recognized this because he wasn't in the bottom two. At least he didn't have to start over.