Dying to know which contestants America sent packing tonight, but not enough to actually sit through the commercial-filled, over-produced, hour-long borefest that was tonight’s AMERICAN IDOL results show? No problem, that’s what theTVaddict.com is here for!
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Dying to know which contestants America sent packing tonight, but not enough to actually sit through the commercial-filled, over-produced, hour-long borefest that was tonight’s AMERICAN IDOL results show? No problem, that’s what theTVaddict.com is here for!
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Dying to know which contestants America sent packing tonight, but not enough to actually sit through the commercial-filled, over-produced, hour-long borefest that was tonight’s AMERICAN IDOL results show? No problem, that’s what theTVaddict.com is here for!
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Good News: When Lisa’s classmates ostracize her for being an overachiever, coming to her defense is none other than First Lady Michelle Obama. Bad News: Voiced by Angela Bassett, in the March 21 episode of THE SIMPSONS entitled “Stealing First Base”
Good News: Bigwig AMERICAN IDOL and FOX executives totally read theTVaddict.com!!! Bad News: Thus, putting an end to our very popular two-week old feature AMERICAN IDOL: By the Numbers. [Source: RealityBlurred]
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Your Top 20 Ranked by Social Media Popularity
While actual talent, singing ability and stage presence may play a small part in who will be named your next American Idol, the not-so-ugly-fact of the matter is that the success and/or failure of a contestant on America’s most-watched singing competition very often boils down to nothing more than popularity. Like High School, it’s not what, but rather who and how many people (on facebook!) you know. Which is why all season long theTVaddict.com will be posting a weekly mashup of the remaining contestants popularity on their official show-sanctioned twitter, facebook and myspace accounts in a new feature we like to call AMERICAN IDOL: By The Numbers.
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Good News: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA alum James Callis is returning to series television. Bad News: On the TV equivelant of the Titanic. [Source]
Good News: JJ Abrams reaffirms his status as visionary, having predicted the iPad all the way back in 1999. Bad News: Video evidence of said genius will require you to re-live one of television’s most horrific blunders ever. Seriously. [Video]
Good News: AMERICAN IDOL alum Chikezie Eze is back making headlines. Bad News: After being accused by the Beverly HIlls Police Department of Identity Theft. [Source] 
Dying to know which contestants America sent packing tonight, but not enough to actually sit through the commercial-filled, over-produced, hour-long borefest that was tonight’s AMERICAN IDOL results show? No problem, that’s what theTVaddict.com is here for!
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Having actually subjected ourselves to back-to-back episodes of AMERICAN IDOL this week, we’re not about to go all Paula (translation: crazy) on you by defending the Top 24. But what we will do — following a morning of procrastination from actual work that had us reading one too many headlines that have all but written off the season as the, “Worst Top 24 EVER!” — is take a moment to defend these poor contestants.
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Your Top 24 Ranked by Social Media Popularity
While actual talent, singing ability and stage presence may play a small part in who will be named your next American Idol, the not-so-ugly-fact of the matter is that the success and/or failure of a contestant on America’s most-watched singing competition very often boils down to nothing more than popularity. Like High School, it’s not what, but rather who and how many people (on facebook!) you know. Which is why why we thought it might be a fun exercise to post — from now until your next IDOL is crowned — a weekly mashup of the remaining contestants popularity on their official show-sanctioned twitter, facebook and myspace accounts in a new feature we like to call AMERICAN IDOL: By The Numbers. 
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In just over three months, one of these 24 hopefuls will be crowned your next AMERICAN IDOL, leaving 23 contestants to drift off into relative obscurity after the obligatory stint on Broadway and failed attempt to launch a solo career. Who will be the new Kelly Clarkson and who will end up as the next Taylor what’s-his-name? Stay Tuned. 