IDOL WATCH > Did Casey Abrams Deserve to Get Voted Off?
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2011/04/29 13:00:00
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It wasn't as shocking as the first time he was voted off, but we really didn't expect Casey Abrams to leave "American Idol" this week.
Casey, however, didn't seem overly surprised by Thursday's results -- a far cry from last month, when he nearly passed out onstage after receiving the judges' save.
True, his overly gimmicky performances can get a little annoying, but we're still not sure why his gal pal Haley Reinhart was safe with her not-very-memorable performance of "Beautiful" when her awesome performance of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" knocked her down to the bottom three last week. Did she steal some of her boyfriend's votes? Or did Casey just lose people with the "growl"? (As Jimmy Iovine put it, "The family dog does not vote on this show.")
We thought the most likely person to go home this week was Jacob Lusk, even though we really enjoyed his performance of "Oh No Not My Baby" on Wednesday. It wasn't a total comeback like Haley's -- Jacob was still in the bottom three -- but it's clear that he still has plenty of fans out there.
The other huge surprise, even bigger than Casey going home, was seeing Scotty McCreery standing in the bottom three. Jimmy thought his quiet performance of "You've Got a Friend" may have been too subtle, and it looks like he was right.
At this point, the only contestants who have never been in the bottom three are James Durbin and Lauren Alaina, who seem likely competitors in next month's finale. Though with all of the ups and downs in this competition, anything can happen.
VIDEO: See all-new "Idol" finalist diaries.
A few more thoughts on Thursday night's show:
--Jennifer Lopez's red dress was a flashback to her infamous green Grammy dress from 11 years ago. Hot stuff!
--Crystal Bowersox really and truly hasn't changed a bit. If she hasn't had a Hollywood makeover by now, we're guessing she probably won't have one. Go Mama Sox!
--Ryan Seacrest (subtly) dissed Taylor Hicks. Did you catch it?
--Like Randy Jackson, Jimmy Iovine thinks James Durbin can win.
--We know the royal wedding is only a few hours away, but did anyone figure out what the "Idol" contestants were doing at the British consulate? And why Fred Willard was there?
--Jennifer D'Angelo Friedman, PopNews Wire
Casey, however, didn't seem overly surprised by Thursday's results -- a far cry from last month, when he nearly passed out onstage after receiving the judges' save.
True, his overly gimmicky performances can get a little annoying, but we're still not sure why his gal pal Haley Reinhart was safe with her not-very-memorable performance of "Beautiful" when her awesome performance of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" knocked her down to the bottom three last week. Did she steal some of her boyfriend's votes? Or did Casey just lose people with the "growl"? (As Jimmy Iovine put it, "The family dog does not vote on this show.")
We thought the most likely person to go home this week was Jacob Lusk, even though we really enjoyed his performance of "Oh No Not My Baby" on Wednesday. It wasn't a total comeback like Haley's -- Jacob was still in the bottom three -- but it's clear that he still has plenty of fans out there.
The other huge surprise, even bigger than Casey going home, was seeing Scotty McCreery standing in the bottom three. Jimmy thought his quiet performance of "You've Got a Friend" may have been too subtle, and it looks like he was right.
At this point, the only contestants who have never been in the bottom three are James Durbin and Lauren Alaina, who seem likely competitors in next month's finale. Though with all of the ups and downs in this competition, anything can happen.
VIDEO: See all-new "Idol" finalist diaries.
A few more thoughts on Thursday night's show:
--Jennifer Lopez's red dress was a flashback to her infamous green Grammy dress from 11 years ago. Hot stuff!
--Crystal Bowersox really and truly hasn't changed a bit. If she hasn't had a Hollywood makeover by now, we're guessing she probably won't have one. Go Mama Sox!
--Ryan Seacrest (subtly) dissed Taylor Hicks. Did you catch it?
--Like Randy Jackson, Jimmy Iovine thinks James Durbin can win.
--We know the royal wedding is only a few hours away, but did anyone figure out what the "Idol" contestants were doing at the British consulate? And why Fred Willard was there?
--Jennifer D'Angelo Friedman, PopNews Wire
Top Opinion
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FatherLiberty 2011/04/29 21:40:35No






















1. It is AMERICAN Idol and not New Zealand Idol.
2. Because obviously you would have voted for the wrong person!
LOL
Just kidding.
See the similarities???
And finally...
Plus...
Equals...
That is Louis Armstrong and Stepin Fetchit. Stepin Fethcit was a comedian from the vaudeville era and starred in many movies as well as being immortalized in cartoons as seen in the second image.
The "over-the-top" facial expressions from Jacob are a distraction from his music and something that will likely keep him from winning.
I am really hoping HALEY RIEHART will leave next week, I been wanting her gone for months now. But people keep sending her through. I can't stand her growling and groaning on stage.
One down one to go.....
Can you imagine the hearing he must have?
You can still see his right ear even with his head turned to a 45 degree angle. THOSE are some ears!!!
I feel the same way she groans and growls on stage and flaps her arms around like she is taking off (too bad she doesn't) I wonder why people keep voting for her!
1.James Durbin
2.Pia Toscano
3.Haley Reinhart
JAMES IS THE NEXT AMERICAN IDOL!
Here I'm going to disagree with U....I've pretty much agreed with U down the line....But....
He sounded and acted too much like Rod Stewart........
We have already had 1 Rod Stewart, did not need another. There can only B 1 Rod Stewart.
Think back over Paul's performances and listen in your head, picture his flitting around the stage, he was Rod.
U and girl on your Right look like U could B sisters.
U are Clean Cut also, not a "Motley Crew"......type.........
You all look great, guitars and everything. Cool Girl Band.....
Me and 5 of my friends tried to form a band around '59 or so. We called ourselves "The SixTeens", kind of catchy. Performed at school functions, dances, etc. tried to get enough money to cut a demo and have it played on Wolf Man Jack, and Art Leboe. they were the biggy radio stations on the west coast.
It never happened.
Barbara Streisen, was their opening act. Also Sammy Davis Jr. Barbara was so drunk, she almost fell off the stool she was sitting on.
My Oldest Grandaughter starts College this year. Business major and English Minor, at Nevada Reno.
My 2 sons had a 7-year separation between them, hard to imagine a 16 year difference. WOW.
SORRY.......