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Bad Singers and Bad Judging Make "American Idol" Season 9 a Waste

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Remember Taylor Hicks? Yeah, we barely do too. This season of "American Idol" is threatening to become the waste of a season like when the white-haired one took home the Idol crown.

The TV Guys Brent Furdyk and Patrick Maliha talk about all the factors and mistakes that have contributed to this dismal season of "American Idol." You can see why Simon Cowell is just itching to leave.

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American Idol on its last chord?

Submitted by Anonymous on March 11, 2010 - 5:08pm.

When is The X Factor starting? I can hardly wait!

This season with a judge who would rather jump the contestants bones or hopping on judges laps, and all the fake crying, it is sickening!

To continue to watch is pure torture. I must be stupid to do so, LOL!!!

Then we have a display of hugging contestants on stage, blah blah blah...the list goes on.

All four can't make up their minds which direction to send the contestants.

This way or that way with your song choices, etc.

umm seasons 1-9 were a waste

Submitted by Anonymous on March 17, 2010 - 5:46pm.

umm seasons 1-9 were a waste ..

but then ALL reality tv is...

i watch tv to escape reality.. not stay in it ...

man i HOPE this reality tv craze is FINALLY DIEING !!!!!!

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