~*¤ Canadian Idol 6 ¤*~*¤ Top 20 (Result Show) 02 juillet ¤*~
Micka a écritJe prédit que le top 10 sera composé de 9 gars & Amberly
La semaine prochaine vont partir Marie-Pierre, Katherine, Katelyn, Adam et deux autres gars...
Tant qu'à cela, ils auraient mieux fait de produire deux Canadian Idol... un pour les filles et un autre pour les gars... on auraient eu le meilleur des deux au lieu d'une hécatombe.
Je reviens en août pour constater les dé"gars".....;-(((
La semaine prochaine vont partir Marie-Pierre, Katherine, Katelyn, Adam et deux autres gars...
Tant qu'à cela, ils auraient mieux fait de produire deux Canadian Idol... un pour les filles et un autre pour les gars... on auraient eu le meilleur des deux au lieu d'une hécatombe.
Je reviens en août pour constater les dé"gars".....;-(((
JOYEUX NOEL ET BONNE ANNÉE 2009!!!!
Citation :Canadian Idol: And then there were 16
Posted: July 03, 2008, 11:00 AM by Sarah Millar
Television, Canadian Idol
Keeping with the more music format of the program, on Wednesday's show, Canadian Idol gave us a new twist: the judges' encore. Personally, I think this is a great idea. It's reminiscent of the Dancing with the Stars judges' encore of the best dance from the competition. But with DWTS, dancers are sent home based on the lowest scores combining the viewers' votes and the judges' votes. On Idol, it's just the viewers that send people home. Now, if someone gets an encore and then is eliminated, at least they still can leave with a bit of confidence in themselves as a performer. The judges' encore also gives the singers the extra motivation to do well in their performance in the hopes that they will be chosen for the encore. Let's hope this continues.
The first encore of the night was no surprise. It was Theo, who did just as well, if not better, as Tuesday night. Farley said Theo was chosen because "he's so consistent ... he performs like a master, he's a star." After his performance, Theo told Ben it was an honour to perform again, and also was very excited to see someone in the audience, besides his parents, holding a sign for him.
Next up was Amberly. Zack said she was chosen not just because she is a mature artist, but also because "she as a person radiates the kind of lifestyle that people can buy into" because she's so well-rounded. It was nice to see Amberly ditch the stool for her encore. Good job. Next up was Oliver. Jake said he was chosen because his performance was so good the night before live and it translated better on television. The final encore of the night went to Omar Lunan.
"He showed real control as he was able to show so much emotion," Sass said in her explaination of why it was given to Omar.
The encores really showed the stronger performance night really is the Tuesday night show, since three of them performed Tuesday and only Amberly performed on Monday's show.
Then we got to the eliminations. This week, Ben didn't just blurt them out, he brought over the bottom three competitors from each night.
From Monday night there was Lisa Bell, Marie-Pierre and Paul. From Tuesday night there was Jesse Cottam, Adam Castelli and Jessica Sheppard.
The first person eliminated from Monday night was Paul. I thought that was too bad, I enjoyed Paul's performance this week. It's too bad he wasn't given another week to work on the critiques the judges had for him.
Ben then flipped to Tuesday's results, sending Jesse home. Jesse was one of my picks to go this week, so that wasn't too surprising.
Another commercial before Ben announced that from Monday, Lisa was going home and Marie-Pierre was safe. Again, another one of my picks, so I wasn't too surprised. And the second person going home from Tuesday night was ... Jessica Sheppard. Wow. Did not see that one coming. I didn't really want Adam going home either, but more for hometown pride. I thought Jessica had a lot of potential. But, again, she's from Toronto and Toronto just doesn't seem to vote for its own. It's too bad, because she could have won this.
Ben said next week the order was being switched up a bit (perhaps because the Tuesday group is so much better than the Monday group?), so you don't know when your favourites will be performing, so make sure to watch both nights.
What did you think about the results? Any surprises? Did you're favourite go home? We'll see you next week when we wittle it down from 16 to 10.
source:
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blog ... re-16.aspx
Posted: July 03, 2008, 11:00 AM by Sarah Millar
Television, Canadian Idol
Keeping with the more music format of the program, on Wednesday's show, Canadian Idol gave us a new twist: the judges' encore. Personally, I think this is a great idea. It's reminiscent of the Dancing with the Stars judges' encore of the best dance from the competition. But with DWTS, dancers are sent home based on the lowest scores combining the viewers' votes and the judges' votes. On Idol, it's just the viewers that send people home. Now, if someone gets an encore and then is eliminated, at least they still can leave with a bit of confidence in themselves as a performer. The judges' encore also gives the singers the extra motivation to do well in their performance in the hopes that they will be chosen for the encore. Let's hope this continues.
The first encore of the night was no surprise. It was Theo, who did just as well, if not better, as Tuesday night. Farley said Theo was chosen because "he's so consistent ... he performs like a master, he's a star." After his performance, Theo told Ben it was an honour to perform again, and also was very excited to see someone in the audience, besides his parents, holding a sign for him.
Next up was Amberly. Zack said she was chosen not just because she is a mature artist, but also because "she as a person radiates the kind of lifestyle that people can buy into" because she's so well-rounded. It was nice to see Amberly ditch the stool for her encore. Good job. Next up was Oliver. Jake said he was chosen because his performance was so good the night before live and it translated better on television. The final encore of the night went to Omar Lunan.
"He showed real control as he was able to show so much emotion," Sass said in her explaination of why it was given to Omar.
The encores really showed the stronger performance night really is the Tuesday night show, since three of them performed Tuesday and only Amberly performed on Monday's show.
Then we got to the eliminations. This week, Ben didn't just blurt them out, he brought over the bottom three competitors from each night.
From Monday night there was Lisa Bell, Marie-Pierre and Paul. From Tuesday night there was Jesse Cottam, Adam Castelli and Jessica Sheppard.
The first person eliminated from Monday night was Paul. I thought that was too bad, I enjoyed Paul's performance this week. It's too bad he wasn't given another week to work on the critiques the judges had for him.
Ben then flipped to Tuesday's results, sending Jesse home. Jesse was one of my picks to go this week, so that wasn't too surprising.
Another commercial before Ben announced that from Monday, Lisa was going home and Marie-Pierre was safe. Again, another one of my picks, so I wasn't too surprised. And the second person going home from Tuesday night was ... Jessica Sheppard. Wow. Did not see that one coming. I didn't really want Adam going home either, but more for hometown pride. I thought Jessica had a lot of potential. But, again, she's from Toronto and Toronto just doesn't seem to vote for its own. It's too bad, because she could have won this.
Ben said next week the order was being switched up a bit (perhaps because the Tuesday group is so much better than the Monday group?), so you don't know when your favourites will be performing, so make sure to watch both nights.
What did you think about the results? Any surprises? Did you're favourite go home? We'll see you next week when we wittle it down from 16 to 10.
source:
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blog ... re-16.aspx
JOYEUX NOEL ET BONNE ANNÉE 2009!!!!
