American Idol (No Moans Allowed)
Okay, maybe a few moans. Look, I'm a dork. I know it. I've accepted it.
I'm sitting here thinking, "What to blog? What to blog?"
Well, days have been humdrum lately with this nasty cold that I can't
seem to shake. I could blog about the very bizarre Nyquil-induced dreams, but I'd be embarrased to relay most of them--in fact, I've begun to question my sanity.
But, we watched the Idol the last 2 nights. It's our family "outing" so to speak. Dh and I and two impressionable kids hear the theme music start and we're there! On the couch, silence until commercials. When it's down to the final 12, we vote, vote, vote! That's when it gets really good.
Yep, all four of us have our favorites each season. Boy always cries when his "horse" doesn't cross the finish line. He's so sensitive, and he invariably roots for the underdog (which means they aren't as talented, in this case) . Dh comments on the performance, then eerily, Simon makes almost the identical comment (with his own nasty punctuation on it). Dh was a music man before he was a computer geek, so I suppose it makes sense. Daughter and I usually like the same people.
No favorites yet this season, as they're still culling the hordes. But, I did shed a tear for the little cowboy teen from Wyoming who'd never been away from his ranch and had only ever sung to his turkey. Boy, was he cute--and had a pretty good voice too. Apparently, folks all over are offering to pay for voice lessons for him, since he is going to Hollywood. With a little training, he might make the final cut.
My question is this: Why do most of these people who audition think they can sing? The answer might be found at Honey's Wacky Wednesday post here.
This might be a comment-free post, because I know that most of you a) don't watch the Idol or b) won't admit that you watch the Idol. :) Who knows, maybe you'll convert. Muwhahahaha!
I'm sitting here thinking, "What to blog? What to blog?"
Well, days have been humdrum lately with this nasty cold that I can't
seem to shake. I could blog about the very bizarre Nyquil-induced dreams, but I'd be embarrased to relay most of them--in fact, I've begun to question my sanity.
But, we watched the Idol the last 2 nights. It's our family "outing" so to speak. Dh and I and two impressionable kids hear the theme music start and we're there! On the couch, silence until commercials. When it's down to the final 12, we vote, vote, vote! That's when it gets really good.
Yep, all four of us have our favorites each season. Boy always cries when his "horse" doesn't cross the finish line. He's so sensitive, and he invariably roots for the underdog (which means they aren't as talented, in this case) . Dh comments on the performance, then eerily, Simon makes almost the identical comment (with his own nasty punctuation on it). Dh was a music man before he was a computer geek, so I suppose it makes sense. Daughter and I usually like the same people.
No favorites yet this season, as they're still culling the hordes. But, I did shed a tear for the little cowboy teen from Wyoming who'd never been away from his ranch and had only ever sung to his turkey. Boy, was he cute--and had a pretty good voice too. Apparently, folks all over are offering to pay for voice lessons for him, since he is going to Hollywood. With a little training, he might make the final cut.
My question is this: Why do most of these people who audition think they can sing? The answer might be found at Honey's Wacky Wednesday post here.
This might be a comment-free post, because I know that most of you a) don't watch the Idol or b) won't admit that you watch the Idol. :) Who knows, maybe you'll convert. Muwhahahaha!
7 Comments:
At 10:51 AM, Honey said…
LOL, E!
Hello, my name is Honey, and I am a horrible, horrible person. I don't have cable (or rabbit ear-antenna) on my tv, so I don't usually watch it, but about a week ago I was at a neighbor's and I watched about 3/4 of an episode. And I laughed hysterically every time somebody really bad sang, or when that one dude brought out his dummy. My neighbors and I cringed and cried together, both for the bad and the good. We bonded.
But I'm a horrible person because I'm not interested in watching anything past the try-outs and the initial elimination rounds. I like Simon's nasty comments too much. Bad Honey.
At 11:37 AM, Ellen said…
LOL, Honey!
I like Simon's nasty comments most of the time too. Sometimes, he gets a bit too mean and you just know he's destroyed someone for life. Eek!
Be assured though, he's just as nasty as they move into the final rounds. He simply can't stop himself. So, tune in! LOL. :)
At 5:30 PM, Winter Peck said…
I watched the season with Ruben and Clay, cause it was the only station that would come in where we were living at the time. Missed all the humdrudge of try outs that year. I don't usually watch it cause it's on at a time when something else I like to watch more is on.
I do have to say, having a good sing voice myself, I would never in a million years subject myself to Simon. So, why on God's green earth, would people who couldn't even cut it in choir class go and try out when they know full well Simon's gonna rip 'em a new one?
Fame ain't all that it's cracked up to be.
At 11:09 AM, LJ said…
I watch American Idol and I'm usually saying stop when someone sounds bad. But here's something to think about....
Do the parents and friends of those that can't sing really hate these wanna be-Amerian Idols? I mean, would you send your kid in front of Simon if he or she could not sing to only be insulted by Simon????
What is wrong with some of these people? Please tell me if I can't sing, cause I don't want to be humiliated on national t.v. Thanks.
:)
But I love this show. I think there are some good ones in this show. But we'll see.
You should make sure to write about American Idol the next day. We can all come back here and talk about it. ;)
At 11:26 AM, Ellen said…
LOL, Lani!
Yes, I think the family and friends of some of these people MUST hate them. If my kid sucked that hard, I'd stop them from humiliating themselves. Either that, or they're tone deaf too!
I'll keep a running Idol post going through this season. :)
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