• Jon Stewart: Why I quit The Daily Show
• Pilot Watch: Early Buzz Edition
• Funny Business: Conan O’Brien Tweet Tells His Ranting Writer To Spend More Time Making Show Funnier
• No Justice for Victoria: MTV cancels Eye Candy
• RIP: Anne of Green Gables star Jonathan Crombie dies at 48
• Game of Thrones fan favorite returns: A man gives us an interview
• ‘Veep’s’ Tony Hale on Gary’s Big Moment, Going Back to ‘Arrested Development’
• Infographic: The Best Parts of Last Year’s Upfronts Attendees weigh in on what worked ahead of this year’s presentations
• How to Sell a TV Show Today: The upfront may look different, but it’s as important as ever
• How the Reality TV King Created 11 Popular Shows and Counting: Mark Burnett on The Voice, The Bible and that epic beard
• Trend Watch: Is Twitter losing ground for social TV engagements?
• Ouch! HBO Tells Williamsburg’s Videology to Stop Showing Game of Thrones
• Seconded: Why every woman (and man) needs to be watching Amy Schumer
• Sporting News: Why do so many ESPN personalities get suspended?
• ‘Mad Men’: Tim Goodman On the Patterns Getting Clearer As the End Nears
• ‘Game of Thrones’ Q&A: Maisie Williams on Arya’s New Mission
• How Roma Downey Went From TV Star to Subtly Superpowered Producer: She and husband Mark Burnett turn out hits that celebrate the human spirit
• The War for Late Night: Late-Night TV Shows Battle for the Morning After
• Nostalgia Alert: Retro ‘Batman v Superman’ trailer pairs Adam West with Christopher Reeve
• Smart: Netflix Is Betting Its Future on Exclusive Programming
• ‘Gotham’ Star: Edward Faces a “Mega Crisis” as Riddler Evolution Nears
• Race to the Bottom: Why Government Tax Credits For Film and TV Production Don’t Pay
• Mark Your Calendars: The Astronaut Wives Club Gets June Premiere Date at ABC
Archives for April 2015
On TV Tonight: Monday April 20, 2015
On TV Tonight: Sunday April 19, 2015
NET | 8PM | 8:30PM | 9PM | 9:30PM | 10PM | 10:30PM | |
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ABC | Once Upon a Time | Secrets and Lies | Revenge | ||||
CBS | Academy of Country Music Awards | ||||||
FOX | The Simpsons | Brooklyn Nine-Nine (R) | Family Guy | The Last Man on Earth | |||
HBO | Game of Thrones | Silicon Valley | Veep | ||||
NBC | A.D. The Bible Continues (R) | A.D. The Bible Continues | American Odyssey | ||||
MISC | Mad Men (AMC) Salem (WGN America) The Lizzie Borden Chronicles (Lifetime) Wolf Hall (PBS) | ||||||
SHO | Nurse Jackie |
Afternoon Static: ORPHAN BLACK, NCIS, PARENTHOOD & More!
• News You Can Use: Here’s where Orphan Black left the Clone Club going into season 3
• Redux: Watch all of ‘Orphan Black’ in 30 secs
• Super News: Agent Carter’s Dominic Cooper Nabs Lead in AMC’s Preacher Pilot
• Casting Coup: NCIS: Mimi Rogers to Guest-Star in Final Season 12 Episodes
• End of An Era: Sábado Gigante to End in September
• Seconded: Why Cristela Deserves to Get a Second Season
• Archie Comics teams up with… Sharknado?
• ‘Parenthood’ Boss: I Would Love to Do a Limited Series Revival
• Scream Queens: See three new posters for fall’s horror comedy
• Spotlight: Tig Notaro on her new special, her health, and her turtle adoption plans
• More Super News: John Ridley Developing Mystery Marvel TV Project for ABC
• Late Night Wars: Late-Night TV Shows Battle for the Morning After
• The Whispers First Look: That’s Not a Firefly Making the Child Glow, Is It?
• TV justice: ABC should renew ‘American Crime’
• Trophies for Everyone! Why There Are So Many Awards Shows
• How Low Will ‘American Idol’ Go? Ratings Dive at Fox Has Yet to Kill Show
• May’s most-anticipated sweeps stunts: From David Letterman’s big farewell to Bruce Jenner’s interview
• 5 Predictions From TV Network Execs Last Year That Were Way Off Not every show’s a winner. Just ask these network chiefs
Funny Business: Colin Mochrie Talks WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY?
For over a decade Colin Mochrie has made us laugh till it hurts on the improv based-comedy, WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? The iconic show returns tonight for it’s eleventh season. I caught up with the talented performer about how he got his start in comedy, his time at Second City, and working with Wayne Brady and Ryan Stiles for so many years.
You’ve been doing comedy for a while now, what made you want to pursue it in the first place?
In high school I got my first laugh in the school play and that was pretty much the moment that made me want to do it forever. It just sort of became a drug I had to have. So I just kept at it until I made a career out of it.
You spent a lot of time at Second City, what was that whole experience like?
It was great it was a great learning experience. We got the chance to improvise every night, the chance to do an entire sketch show, and you got the chance to figure out what your strengths and weaknesses were, while working with different kinds of people with different points of view. One of the things I always hated was having to talk directly to the audience, that was part of the Second City experience while you were setting up improv scenes you had to stall for a while. I actually got over my fear of that and I learned a lot, it truly is like a comedy college.
WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? Was on the air for a long time, then went off, then came back on the air. How was coming back after all that time and working with everyone again?
It’s great, it’s like we didn’t miss a step. Between the time the show went off and went back on we constantly worked together throughout those years. It’s nice to have that back again, we always have fun, and the shooting schedule is pretty relaxed. It’s always kind of fresh for us when we see each other and it’s always a lot of fun. My first WHOSE LINE was in 1990 and to see that we’re in 2015 and still doing it, that’s amazing.
Are there any specific jokes that stand out to you as your favorite, or jokes that people always come up to you and say they loved?
People always bring up the scene we did with Richard Simmons I think it’s probably one of the funnies scenes we did because he was so committed and so into it. The scene went well, but one of the beauties and curses of improv is once you’ve done a scene it’s kind of gone forever.
How has it been working with Wayne Brady and Ryan Stiles all of these years?
They’re okay. (Laughs) Ryan and I grew up together in Vancouver so I’ve worked with him for over thirty years. Both of those guys are great improvisers and the most important thing is they’re both fun to work with and I think that’s part of the WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY appeal, the audience could see that we were happy together and that sort of became contagious. It’s nice after all of these years that they can surprise me with the things they come up with. It’s always just exciting to get back in the saddle and see what they’re working on.
You guys have had a lot of notable guests over the years, if you could have any one on the show who would it be?
I’d love to have people like Louis C.K. people who I’m sure would never come on the show (Laughs) because why would they? They’re doing fine by themselves. But there are a lot of people I’d love to have, people from Second City or just good improvisers that don’t have the luxury of being on a television show. There are a lot of great people out there!
What keeps you wanting to do the show year after year?
It’s fun cause we never do the same thing it’s always fresh. We’ve been doing this for twelve years and most rock groups break up after five. All of our shows are completely different, we don’t have to go out there and do our greatest hits everything depends on what the audience gives us or what the writers of the show pick for the scenarios. It’s a really short shooting period so we never get tired of each other, we always get excited that we get to do those six tapings with each other. It’s always just fun; I guess when it stops being fun, that’s when we’ll stop.
What shows are you loving on TV right now?
MODERN FAMILY is something I watch regularly. VEEP! Usually all of my television comes years after all of the shows have been finished, I catch up on DVD. Those two though are probably the ones I’m into the most right now.
Watch Colin tonight on the season premiere of WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? on The CW.
BONES Redux: Our Top 5 Moments From “The Putter in the Rough”
Hey, Bones fans. It’s time for another episode that starts with a horrible man who calls his wife the “B” word before he goes to leap off a building, until he sees his future in the form of the corpse below. Here are your Bones top five moments!
Max is Back, and He’s Keeping Secrets
Brennan pitches quite a fit when Max cancels on Christine and is mysterious about the reason. Booth at first tries to calm her down but winds up agreeing Max is up to no good. And Brennan is up for Booth putting a tracking device on him. Is that legal?
No tracking device was needed. Max is picked up for grave-robbing someone named Marvin Barlow who was on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list, and they didn’t know he was dead until Max dug him up. Wait, what? Then how do they know who it is now?
Anyway, Booth got the charges dropped, and when he comes back, Max’s only explanation is that he had to make sure it was Barlow. He won’t say any more, and Brennan has had it. She says Christine is not safe with Max.
Mystery Solved!
But of course, Max’s intentions were good, and in the end he admits to Brennan he was retrieving a ring of hers that she had when she was a little girl. Barlow had snuck into Brennan’s room while she was sleeping and took it off her, to prove to Max he could kill Brennan at any time. And now we know why Max left in the first place..
Christine gets the ring but is denied the history lesson. Perhaps when she’s older.
Wendell is Back! Yay!
He’s still with nurse Andie, and it seems they’re doing well, except that he might have broken her grandmother’s clock. Good thing for him, Hodgins used to take apart all of the clocks in his parents’ home, because it costs five-hundred bucks just to get it open.
But Hodgins opens the back, and a bunch of the parts pop right out. Whoops. Now we know why those jewelers charge the big bucks, don’t we?
Turns out, Hodgins found an identical clock for nine bucks on Craigslist. All they have to do is transfer the inner workings, and VOILA! Problem solved, right? Let’ see!
If you didn’t guess that the clock never worked, and Andie knew, well…yeah, that handwriting was on the wall. It stopped working after her grandpa died, so grandma took it as a sign and never got it fixed. But Andie is totally understanding and says it’s their clock now. She’s a keeper, Wendell.
Corpse of the Week!
If I heard the words bird guano one more time, I was going to toss my cookies. It’s all over the corpse, and I can’t repeat the reason Hodgins gives for why it’s so corrosive. From the clues carpal tunnel and beta blockers, Booth thinks the guy was a sniper.
Guano boy is actually Troy Carter. His brother Jake reported him missing. And he’s not so much a sniper as a golfer. The beta blockers were to steady his hands. Only, hold on to your hats, he wasn’t playing alongside Tiger Woods. His golf involved windmills. Yes, he was obsessed with mini golf. Is there a name for that? And you can make money from this? Where do I sign up? Anyway, he was doing so well, he was thinking of quitting the landscaping business he shared with his brother for the “glamour” of mini golf.
And who does bro think killed Troy? Why those ruthless mini golfers Troy was trouncing. There’s a Mini Masters going on, and competition is fierce. The purse is a whopping two grand. A whole world is opening up for me here.
Unlike regular golf, at Mini Golf Masters people cheer. These don’t look like killers. Well, except for one guy making grunting noises and whacking away at a tiki god. His daughter missed a shot, and anger-management dad tries to make her feel horrible.
Sammy is the owner of the golf course. His blonde hand-model wife, Lori, who’s way out of his league, says Troy was going to be “the next Jack Nicholson of mini golf.”
Then Brennan finds blood and other gooey bits in the tiki hut. Looks like this is where Troy was killed. And Brennan wants the entire hut taken to the lab. Festive!
From the goo, Cam identifies antibodies for hepatitis B and yellow fever.
From Troy’s phone, Angela finds Troy was having steamy text sessions with Darla Simms, who was the daughter of JerkDad. Troy was thirty-six, and Darla is only eighteen. I agree with Angela. CREEPY.
Apparently Troy’s finesse with a putter put Darla in the mood. That’s not a euphemism. She was with Troy when some dude dragged Troy out of the hotel room and stuffed him in his truck. Turns out it was Jake, who was supposedly trying to protect Troy from JerkDad. But Aubrey thinks it was because of the financial hit the landscaping business was taking due to Troy leaving.
Troy has three bullet wounds coming in at different angles that are caused by something scary known as a multiple-impact bullet, that’s like three bullets held together with Kevlar strands all fired at once.
The affable Sammy bought the ammo. The theory is that he wasn’t happy Troy bought a ticket to South Africa to participate in a tournament there. Uh, dead Troy doesn’t make Sammy any more money than South Africa-bound Troy, right? So, this theory doesn’t hold water. I’m backed up by Sammy, who claims he not only knew about the trip but paid for it and was going to go with Troy. This should have been easy to find out with those fancy FBI computers, right?
Solving the Case!
So, they find a nail with some nail polish stuck in one of Troy’s bones. Hmmm…I wonder who that could be…
Yes. Hand-model Lori. Seems when Troy wasn’t sexing up Darla, he was bro-ing out with Sammy. Poor Lori was just a pair of hands that paid the bills. Africa was the final straw. But she’s all about family values, and she believes putting three holes in Troy’s chest to save her marriage, is a valid excuse for self defense, and community service is a good enough punishment. Good luck with that.
On TV Tonight: Friday April 17, 2015
NET | 8PM | 8:30PM | 9PM | 9:30PM | 10PM | 10:30PM |
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ABC | Last Man Standing | Cristela | Shark Tank | 20/20 | ||
CBS | The Amazing Race 26 | Blue Bloods (@) | ||||
CW | Cedric’s Barber Battle | Whose Line Is It… | The Messengers | |||
FOX | Bad Teacher (Movie) | |||||
NBC | Grimm | Dateline NBC (R) | Dateline NBC | |||
MISC | Meet the Smiths (TBS) | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO) | ||||
Syfy | Bitten | Bitten | Lost Girl |
Afternoon Static: GAME OF THRONES, CASTLE, THE AMERICANS & More!
• Shocker! Castle showrunner to step down as Nathan Fillion signs season 8 deal
• Aquarius Trailer: David Duchovny Hunts Charles Manson in NBC’s ’60s Thriller
• Cool Beans: The Americans, Jane the Virgin, Inside Amy Schumer Win Peabody Awards
• Arrow: The Truth Behind [Spoiler’s] Departure
• Seconded! Anna Kendrick wants male nudity on ‘Game of Thrones’ ASAP
• Funny Business: Jerry Seinfeld Declares ‘TV Is Over and There’s Nothing Special About It’
• Netflix is the bellwether for cord cutting’s future – and today it looks unstoppable
• For Canadian Eyes Only: Nova Scotia Has Seriously Pissed Off the Trailer Park Boys with a Tax Credit Cut
• Back to Oz: NBC Un-Cancels Its Wizard of Oz Event Series Emerald City
• Attention Springfield: All of the Girls From Girls Will Be on The Simpsons
• Must Read TV: Margo Martindale Gets Candid About ‘The Millers’ Cancellation, ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Return
• Nostalgia Alert: CBS Dusts Off ‘I Love Lucy’ sodes For May Sweep Tryout
• ‘Game of Thrones’ Creators: We Know How It’s Going to End
• On Mad Men and the waitress: Can you ruin a final season by adding too many characters?
• We Love Lists! Ranking All 13 of FX’s Excellent Retired Dramas
• 13 Broadcast Series Still on the Bubble — And What Might Nudge Them Off
• Game of Thrones Fans Take a Seat, Courtesy of Uber The Iron Throne will come to you in new HBO Now campaign
• Mark Your Calendars: ABC Sets Finale Dates for Castle, Revenge, Once, Scandal and 14 Others
• Must See TV: Orphan Black cast explains the sci-fi thriller in 30 seconds
AMERICAN IDOL Recap: Double Your Pleasure?
Last night, the Idols got two shots at the mic for the first time this season.
With so many performances, there’s no time to waste. Let’s get to the performances!
Tyanna Jones Sang “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” by Frankie Lymon
Keith Said: I don’t know if that’s the greatest song to show off your vocals.
J-Lo Said: I feel like you’re beginning to get back into your groove.
Harry Said: I would have loved to have seen you move around.
The Verdict:
Tyanna took a weird left turn on this performance. For the entire run of the show, she’s just been a very good karaoke singer from 2015. With this performance of an old teen idol song, she seemed more like a character out of that show “American Dreams” with Brittany Snow. A total out-of-date soda shop teen idol from the fifties with no relevance in today’s scene.
As always, the vocal was solid, but nothing spectacular. Tyanna’s very steady but never amazes. Here, she just confounded.
Grade: C
Clark Beckham Sang “Superstition” by Stevie Wonder
Keith Said: It was really cool.
J-Lo Said: It’s starting to feel like a star.
Harry Said: I thought that was about as good as you could have done that song.
The Verdict:
Clark defies criticism at this point. He’s not competing on this show anymore. He’s past everybody else. It’s just two minutes of the Clark Beckham concert every time he takes the stage.
This time, he added some weird scat jamming to the open and close of this song and it all made sense. It’s almost like he’s toying with everybody else.
I would have liked to see him go with something a bit more original in terms of arrangement here, but I just don’t see this guy giving a bad performance ever.
Grade: B+
Jax Sang “Piece of My Heart” by Big Brother and Holding Company
Keith Said: You sing really well with a band.
J-Lo Said: It was a really strong performance for you. This is your element.
Harry Said: You have great time and great rhythm.
The Verdict:
After an oddly bad performance last week, Jax is clearly back with this riff on Janis Joplin that showed a cool rock edge to Jax’s unique voice and another gear for her confidence. She absolutely owned the stage in a way that nobody has so far this year outside of Quentin. Pure raw emotion as she stalked the stage like a panther, ripping into this song like she knew she had to make up for last week. Or at least try to contend with Clark.
It’s good to have Jax back. Maybe somebody can actually pose a challenge.
Grade: B+
Nick Fradiani Sang “American Girl” by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Keith Said: Great great job, Nick!
J-Lo Said: You have a really radio-ready voice.
Harry Said: Try to remember that feeling. This is precisely what you need to do.
The Verdict:
This is a very strange performance from Nick. Technically, there was really nothing wrong with it at all. He sounded great, played well and brought good energy to the stage. He did everything he needed to do.
Except it sucked. It absolutely sucked. It was the equivalent of that awful Kid Rock song where he manages to destroy both “Werewolves of London” and “Sweet Home Alabama” in four minutes of aural torture. Nick just absolutely sucked the life out of this song, turning into a wedding band version or bad cover that just makes you long for the original.
Again, nothing technically wrong with it, I just hated the sum of the parts.
Grade: C-
Quentin Alexander Sang “Are You Gonna Go My Way” by Lenny Kravitz
Keith Said: I thought you held your own.
J-Lo Said: The whole entire thing just worked.
Harry Said: People can be captivated by the band more than your performance.
The Verdict:
Not only am I finished with Quentin, I think Quentin’s finished with Quentin. Who was once a truly unique guy who did really cool new versions of songs has given way to a dude who sings a Lenny Kravitz song right on the record and dresses just like the original artist.
It was like a crappy Lenny Kravitz tribute band took the stage for a minute except with a frontman who couldn’t sing and whose only talent was that he was able to raid Kravitz’s wardrobe. And really, emphasis on the couldn’t sing. From an intonation standpoint he was even wilder than chain mail wardrobe.
At least he caused the weakest controversy in the history of television by saying it was “wack” that his friends might have to go home and Harry wildly misinterpreting that. He actually gets bonus points for that.
Grade: D+
Joey Cook Sang “My Funny Valentine” by Mitzi Green
Keith Said: I don’t think that was perfectly executed.
J-Lo Said: It didn’t move me the way I thought it would.
Harry Said: I thought you did a damn good job.
The Verdict:
So Joey’s always been an over-stylized throwback with her jazz tone that overwhelms her true vocal ability. She appears to have totally embraced that in the last few weeks, going further and further into lounge territory with her arrangements and really dove in headfirst here by simply singing a song from the 30s and saying the hell with it.
I’d respect that if she hadn’t given such an incredibly dull performance. Maybe she was shell-shocked by being in the bottom two. Maybe by Quentin’s little outburst. Whatever the case, there was something lifeless about this performance. That coupled with the fact that from a vocal standpoint it was fair-to-middling version of a performance you can see in about 2,000 burlesque clubs across the country tonight make this one very forgettable.
Grade: D+
Rayvon Owen Sang “Long Train Runnin” by The Doobie Brothers
Keith Said: I wanted to feel something a little bit more.
J-Lo Said: You keep fighting with those great vocals.
Harry Said: When you get the perfect song, you will shut the room down. I don’t think that was it.
The Verdict:
First of all, I only want to see Clark sing the Doobies on this show. Only he is allowed to make my AM Radio dreams come true. Second, if somebody’s going to sing this song I’d prefer they not make it an Up With People-meets-Soul Train fever dream that seemed like it came out of a laughable throwback Youtube video from 30 years ago.
Speaking of, we can all agree the Sizzler video is fake, right?
Grade: C-
Clark Beckham Sang “Moon River” by Andy Williams
Keith Said: It was warm and fuzzy like an epidural.
J-Lo Said: I was thinking to myself, “smooth and creamy.”
Harry Said: Learn more chords. Challenge yourself.
The Verdict:
Because there’s no point in critiquing the utter perfection that is Clark anymore, let’s just remember this classic Simpsons bit:
Grade: A
Tyanna Jones Sang “Proud Mary” by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Keith Said: Your improvement is going to be astronomical.
J-Lo Said: That’s where you wow the audience.
Harry Said: That was as close to perfect as you can go.
The Verdict:
Tyanna does her karaoke thing again. Just straight up karaoke. Nothing new to see here. Move along. It’s the record like you’ve heard it 15,000 times. She even did the slow start followed by the fast arrangement that Tina Turner’s been doing for forty years.
Yes, the girl can sing. In fact, vocally, this may have been her most impressive performance as she flashed a few new vocal moves she hadn’t shown off yet. There’s just nothing at all original about her. She may as well be animatronic at this point.
Grade: B-
Nick Fradiani Sang “Only the Good Die Young” by Billy Joel
Keith Said: That song was amazing done like that. 10 out of 10.
J-Lo Said: It was great. I’m glad you stood up.
Harry Said: It sounded a little bit self-involved.
The Verdict:
I really enjoyed Nick’s audition for the touring company of “Movin’ Out”. I hope he gets the part.
Grade: B-
Quentin Alexander Sang “The Sounds of Silence” by Simon and Garfunkel
Keith Said: You’re really really unique. I love what you’re going for.
J-Lo Said: Always put your heart out there first. That was a nice performance.
Harry Said: Try to focus on pitch.
The Verdict:
I don’t want to just shock and overwhelm anybody, but Quentin sang this song standing perfectly still, wearing really big clothes, having dry ice rise around his feet, and horribly out of tune.
It’s really a shame he was so off-pitch too because the arrangement was absolutely gorgeous on this song. There was a strange level of intensity added to this little folk/pop song that made me want to hear somebody who can carry a tune sing it.
So much wasted opportunity with this one. Kind of like Quentin’s slow descent into drudgery.
Grade: C-
Jax Sang “Beat It” by Michael Jackson
Keith Said: It was contagious.
J-Lo Said: You made it look cool.
Harry Said: I’ve been waiting to see you do that and it was really really fun.
The Verdict:
Jax was so brilliantly in-the-pocket on this performance and totally lost it here. It was almost like she was racing with the band to see who could finish the song first in a super-frenzied manic performance that didn’t allow her time to create any vocal moments at all.
It was like Hayley Williams on speed got into a fistfight with Joan Jett. In other words, I kind of dug it quite a bit for all the reasons that it wasn’t good.
Grade: B
Rayvon Owen Sang “Always on My Mind” by Rayvon Owen
Keith Said: That was the right song. It was beautiful.
J-Lo Said: I had the goosies everywhere.
Harry Said: You’re a ballad singer. That puts you right up there with anybody.
The Verdict:
Harry said after Rayvon’s first performance that Rayvon would shut down the room with the right song. Well, seems Rayvon found the right song at the right time here and he did indeed shut the room down.
Rayvon’s always had an issue with just being a happy-smiley guy singing like he was trying to entertain kids at a party. He’s always had a great voice, but never really delivered on it. Here, he poured emotion into his performance and absolutely owned his full potential in two glorious minutes that, by all rights, should keep him out of the bottom two next week.
We can only hope.
Grade: A-
Joey Cook Sang “Somebody to Love” by Jefferson Airplane
Keith Said: You really showed both sides tonight.
J-Lo Said: That gave us all the colors of what Joey Cook is.
Harry Said: You impressed me with your inventiveness.
The Verdict:
Before she went on the stage, Scott said that Joey had a career no matter what. With this ukulele-rock performance, I’ve got her job: Fronting the new band Manic Pixie Dream Girls! It will have everything. Dyed hair! Sundresses! Over-stylized vocals! Occasional lounge songs! Dueling uke solos!
This band is truly her destiny. And if this performance proved one thing, she just might be able to make it work. This was everything good about Joey with very little of the bad. I think if she focuses on performances like that, maybe we’ll actually have a shot at seeing her again now that she’s left the show.
Grade: B
Prediction:
If there’s one thing that’s held true for years and years on this show it’s that if you talk back to the judges, you’re likely going home.
Quentin, you talked back to the judges, I think you’re going home. That, and the fact that Quentin can’t sing, should have him in the bottom two next week where he’ll joined by…
…Oh I don’t know…Rayvon?
On TV Tonight: Thursday April 16, 2015
NET | 8PM | 8:30PM | 9PM | 9:30PM | 10PM | 10:30PM |
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ABC | Grey’s Anatomy | Scandal | American Crime | |||
CBS | The Big Bang Theory | The Odd Couple | Mom | The Big Bang Theory (R) | Elementary | |
CW | The Vampire Diaries | Reign | ||||
FOX | Bones | Backstrom | The Comedians/Louie (FX) | |||
NBC | Law & Order: SVU (R) | The Blacklist (R) | Dateline NBC | |||
MISC | Vikings (History) Olympus (Syfy) Dig (USA) |