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Jason Aldene and Kelly Clarkson will be singing on tonight's show, as well as Rhianna, anna, anna.
Lauren and Scotty sing Lady Antebellum's "American Honey". There voices blend so well, and they look so cute together, but it's definitely not as polished a performance as we see on competition nights.
After watching a preview of the zombie activity, we get to see the Ford music video with a zombie theme. Looks like the kids had fun!
Haley and Casey are next, singing"Moanin'" These two make great duet partners and really give a competition worthy performance.
Haley, Casey, Lauren, and Scotty are called to center stage. Scotty is declared safe, then Lauren. Ryan tells Haley she's in the Bottom Three (again) and sends Casey back to the couch and safety.
Next we watch Rob Reiner give some mildly amusing survival advice to our young contestants.
Jason Aldene and Kelly Clarkson sing their new single "Don't You Wanna Stay". Jason's not the best live performer and Kelly really, really outperforms him. She shows us exactly why she won her season.
Jacob, Paul, Stefano, and James sing a medley of Simon and Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence" and "Mrs. Robinson" from the movie "Mrs. Robinson". It's okay. The harmony is a little wobbly but they're having fun.
Ryan tells James he's safe, then lets Stefano know he's in the Bottom Three. He then tells Paul is is also in the Bottom Three and Jacob is safe.
Chaka Khan and Anita Baker are in the hizzy!
Rhianna sings her new single "California Kingbed". I'm wondering how someone can hope to have a hit single by that name, then remember her infamous "Umbrella". Maybe she's going through the house item by item. (Can you tell I'm not a huge Rhianna fan?) It's just so-so for me.
Paul, Haley, and Stefano are called to center stage. Ryan tells Haley she's safe, then tells us that Paul is leaving and Stefano is safe.
There's a lot of bleeped out snippets. Should Paul have gone home? He's not the worst of the bunch. But at this point, it doesn't really matter. They're all good, they all deserve to win.
Jason Aldene and Kelly Clarkson will be singing on tonight's show, as well as Rhianna, anna, anna.
Lauren and Scotty sing Lady Antebellum's "American Honey". There voices blend so well, and they look so cute together, but it's definitely not as polished a performance as we see on competition nights.
After watching a preview of the zombie activity, we get to see the Ford music video with a zombie theme. Looks like the kids had fun!
Haley and Casey are next, singing"Moanin'" These two make great duet partners and really give a competition worthy performance.
Haley, Casey, Lauren, and Scotty are called to center stage. Scotty is declared safe, then Lauren. Ryan tells Haley she's in the Bottom Three (again) and sends Casey back to the couch and safety.
Next we watch Rob Reiner give some mildly amusing survival advice to our young contestants.
Jason Aldene and Kelly Clarkson sing their new single "Don't You Wanna Stay". Jason's not the best live performer and Kelly really, really outperforms him. She shows us exactly why she won her season.
Jacob, Paul, Stefano, and James sing a medley of Simon and Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence" and "Mrs. Robinson" from the movie "Mrs. Robinson". It's okay. The harmony is a little wobbly but they're having fun.
Ryan tells James he's safe, then lets Stefano know he's in the Bottom Three. He then tells Paul is is also in the Bottom Three and Jacob is safe.
Chaka Khan and Anita Baker are in the hizzy!
Rhianna sings her new single "California Kingbed". I'm wondering how someone can hope to have a hit single by that name, then remember her infamous "Umbrella". Maybe she's going through the house item by item. (Can you tell I'm not a huge Rhianna fan?) It's just so-so for me.
Paul, Haley, and Stefano are called to center stage. Ryan tells Haley she's safe, then tells us that Paul is leaving and Stefano is safe.
There's a lot of bleeped out snippets. Should Paul have gone home? He's not the worst of the bunch. But at this point, it doesn't really matter. They're all good, they all deserve to win.
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