Howard Cohen has been writing about pop music for The Miami Herald since 1991, and has written the Idol Watch column since 2005. His weekly critique of American Idol and its contestants runs throughout the popular series.
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Fox plans to air a third episode of American Idol this week, tonight at 10 after the NFL game.
Sunday's a busy TV night and I don't enjoy the audition shows so it won't be a priority. But if anyone wishes to post comments on what they see, have at it.
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Idol has used up its time. It was boring, pathetic. Three individuals, who if it were not for Idol, where and what would they be doing? Steven Tyler, I guess is the most talented, J-LO's career owes everything to Idol, her career was almost non-existence until she was hired for the show, and Randy, I just don't know. The auditions are "old" news now. They need to focus more on whether or not the contestants have potential, and less on personal stories, because some of these storeis unfairly set some of the contestants up as favorites to win, based on the stories and not always the talent. I think Idol needs to take a look at how they can compete now with all of these other singing shows.
Posted by: kakki | January 23, 2012 at 02:35 PM