There is an Internet campaign to change the results of American Idol. We're not quite sure if Vote For The Worst is attempting to change the course of the popular reality show for humor or some higher social commentary, but their mission is clear: Vote for the worst contestant every week. For the past few weeks that has been Scott Savol. Scott received the third highest votes last night, even though he is clearly the weakest contestant. The smoldering Constantine was sent home after picking a crappy song Tuesday. Results have fans pissed off and we're gussing that's really VFTW's agenda: To mess with fans of the show. I still think if we got to actually vote off our least favorite Idol officially, there wouldn't be an issue. A united America against Scott would surely have him gone.
I
don't think I'll miss Eric next year. Topher's character hasn't grown
a bit on this show (I know, it's just a sitcom) and every week it
seems like the same storyline. Eric is a dumbass, does something to
make up for it, everyone's happy in the end. It is the typical sitcom
plot. The other characters aping the Miss America contest with Fez
and Kelso was pretty funny and is based on the original premise of
the show, making fun of 1970s culture. Having Red mess with the guys'
new place was also priceless.
As
our overseas readers already know, American voters are idiots. I mean
American Idol voters are idiots. Constantine's exit shows how the top
reality show is truly flawed. We should be voting off our least
favorite. That way Scott would have gone home weeks ago. Constantine
faced what others have, voters thought he was safe so they didn't
vote. He also picked a bad song. That doesn't mean he isn't one of
the top three talents on the show. It is painfully obvious that Bo,
Carrie and Constantine are at the top and Anthony, Vonzell and then
Scott are at the bottom. In six months let's see who has a career:
Scott or Constantine. That leads me to the real problem with the male
rock singers on this show.
Last
night I was rushing around the house to get ready for going to a Cubs
game (they lost to the Reds 11-9). The one thing I forgot of course
was to TiVo American Idol and Scrubs. At some point in the first
inning I turned to my better half, the AI fanatic, and it hit me. I
had forgotten to tape AI. Oh the rage that quickly boiled in that
Wrigley Field seat. Luckily she got on the horn and had someone
tape the show on this ancient machine called a VCR and the night was
saved. At least it was for me, the Cubs came back from a huge
deficit and then blew a lead.
The
end is nigh. Reality TV has hit its breaking point officially (and
for the umpteenth time). Bravo's new slate of summer programming
includes the Bobby Brown reality show Being Bobby Brown. It
will also feature his wife Whitney Houston. If there were ever two
celebrities that were more of a joke I don't know who they are. Also
in development are reality shows from Howie Mandel, Kathy Griffin and
a new series called Battle of the Network Reality Stars. This
will undoubtedly pose the same question as MTV's Road Rules/Real
World Challenge: Do these people have real jobs?
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I've
said before I haven't caught Veronica Mars but know lots of
folks love the cult show about a teenage private eye. Harry Hamlin
recently joined the cast and is getting kudos for his playing of a
vain, Hollywood dad. His Q&A with Angel Cohn of TVGuide.com is
candid and a fun read, especially for you Veronica Mars fans.
That's
right Will & Grace fans, your best friends are returning for an
eight season. The cast and producers have all signed on and the
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