April 10, 2008
'Idol Gives Back' is a machine
Admittedly, I haven't even finished watching it. I know, I know. What kind of dedicated blogger am I, right? It's just that it's so looooong. And I've never been into the big celebrity telethon extravaganza. And I was sad when I heard Ellen had backed out of hosting. At least she would've made it fun. I get tired of Ryan Seacrest. Don't y'all?
I'm not going to recap the show. You can read recaps all over the Web, if you're that interested. I'm interested in how many of you actually devoted 2.5 hours to the whole thing?? Please comment if you did.
Do you think someone will be kicked off tonight? Or do you think they'll be given a pass this week? Doesn't it seem kind of in the spirit of giving back to let them slide this week? Am I asking a lot of questions? :-)
Comments
[April 10, 2008 3:35 PM]
Jen DI don't know of anyone at work that made it through the show. Too long and arduous. Just done for sponsorship dollars. And yes, I think someone will get kicked off. There...it's on record. I think you're wrong. :)
[April 11, 2008 8:47 AM]
Amy Hanek : →http://www.houseonthegladehill.blogspot.comI was still sick with a flu that night and this show only made me sicker. Without TiVo I can only really watch Tuesdays when they perform. Reveal night and Idol gives back night are just too much to sit through. At 8:55 last night, I tuned in to see Michael Johns and the shock displayed by the audience and judges. This was well worth five minutes, but NOT worth the first 55.