In an opening that may or may not be a lame tribute to this season of American Idol's boxing-themed finale, the camera zooms in on Theo & Mitch standing against a blackened background, which suddenly illuminates to reveal the audience.
Your regularly scheduled recap will appear Thursday evening. In the meantime, if you want to know who won... check the CTV website.
Kiddingggggg. Click through to learn...
It was as I have been predicting since way back when we started with the Top Ten: Theo prevailed.
Can I just take a moment to say how thrilled I am with the soundtrack to this show so far? Last week it featured Coldplay, the Offspring, Metro Station and Jason Mraz.
After all this time and all these recaps, we are finally, finally, down to two. I am so irate at CTV for moving the results show to Wednesday. What, I ask you, could possibly be the purpose of this, other than to make all the loyal viewers mad and confuse any new viewers who might tune in only to the finale? And interfere with my Hanson tickets?
DO NOT JUDGE.
The second half of the pilot opens with Tabitha complaining to Harry and Debbie over breakfast that her computer froze, and Debbie offering to get it repaired. The kids come in, and Annie looks sad. Turns out she and Jason broke up.
Out of nowhere, Harry asks Debbie to come talk to him inside the house.
Are you ready for this? The most anticipated new show of the year has finally arrived! I don't know about you, but I have been waiting for this day all summer. I am a sucker for teen dramas set in southern Cali.
After a brief recap of last night's performances (which Drew still wins at), Bryan Adams lies to us that he'll be 18 until he dies. Shame about how rough you look for 18, Bryan.
Back after the commercial, he also sings his new song "She's Got a Way." But he doesn't deign to sing with the Idols, because, I mean, he's Bryan Adams.
Bryan Adams joins us this week to mentor the contestants. Anne Murray is far more useful, even in her sleep. Thanks for nothing, Bryan! Except the songs, I guess, of which each contestant will be singing two.
After the judges' inane chat with Ben, Drew gets his workshop, during which Bryan says absolutely nothing insightful or helpful.
Series of 10k charity races taking place globally on August 31st, followed by huge post-race concerts
Posted by: Paul Little • August 27, 2008 @ 5:28am
Normally we don't post press releases here on ShowbizMonkeys.com (we receive so many, this would turn into a freakin' PR website!) but we do occasionally make exceptions -- whether it's something cool or something worthwhile. Well in this case, it's both!
This Sunday, August 31st, Nike is putting on the Nike+ Human Race, a massive global one-day running event.
Sir Ben of Orange introduces a recap of last night (you can read my much more informative one here, though admittedly mine is without video or audio) before the Group Sing.
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