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May 20, 2009

Top 2: I'll be the judge of that

Posted: 08:16 PM ET

Ryan said just under 100 million votes came in. Wow!!!

On to the judges, who are all gussied up. Why is Randy wearing a huge red bow tie that matches his red glasses?

I love the retrospective they do on the judges cutting together certain words and phrases they always say. For Randy, it's "For me," for Kara it's "sweetie," and for Paula, it is any crazy thing that comes out of her mouth.

They also make fun of Simon's "What?" Perhaps he can get one of those little hearing amplifiers I see advertised on TV for like $1.25.

But enough about judges. Adam and Kris look so hot in white. They've stationed Mikalah Gordon in Conway, Arkansas, and she tries so hard to get a cute little girl to play along for the camera, but no haps.

Carly Smithson has returned home to San Diego and is surrounded by Lambs.

Here's what I have been waiting for - the first group performance, which is Pink's "So What." Jasmine hits a really ill note. Ouch!

I can imagine the horror in some second-grade class tomorrow when a little kid comes strolling in singing "And you're a tool, so what." Geez!

Filed under: American Idol judges • Kara DioGuardi • Paula Abdul • Randy Jackson • Ryan Seacrest • Simon Cowell • television


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Fitzwilly56   May 20th, 2009 8:33 pm ET

Mikalah Gordon–can we never be rid of her? Hated her in her season and can't stand her now. I gotta say, this show could be cut to one hour and we'd lose nothing here. Get it over with already.

Sam   May 20th, 2009 8:51 pm ET

This is the most over rated show. It's all about Money. Maybe by now they are wearing folks out and hope they don't have another season!
Simon is all show, Paula wants attention..am sick of the show and do not watch it

Annia   May 20th, 2009 9:25 pm ET

Hey Mikalah, don't forget to try Stoby's famous cheese dip while you are in Conway!!!

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