Yeah, Randy, they can sing the phonebook

Right at the beginning of the vid, David Cook and David Archuleta singing the phonebook.

I'm not kidding.

David Cook & David Archuleta

I'm gonna write about the show later, but for now I leave you with this picture. It was one of my favorite moments.



Congratulations, David Cook!

David Cook does Guitar Hero

Supernatural season finale

I've been so caught up on many things - and so broken by the finale - that I haven't written about it yet.

I need to re-watch it and properly recover from it in order to write something. I don't know why this episode had me and many fans so shaken, but I think I can put some blame on Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki. They acted their hearts and sould out in that episode.

If you haven't seen it yet, check I-Tunes and Amazon.

The episode was amazing, heartbreaking, but mostly really really perfectly acted by the show leads.

American Idol finale

Tonight is the night, and I'll be following the events through the IdolBlogLive, by the amazing DJSlim and his team of wonderful co-mods.

Now, I think everybody knows who's my favorite, but even if you don't, here's the vid of when I decided Mr. Snuggle (TM) was the best of this season's American Idol:

David Cook - Makeover

One day late, I know, I'm sorry, but at least it's here.

My first post with a track from DAvid's independent CD Analog Heart.

Supernatural night!

Time on my side

SAM AND DEAN MEET DOC BENTON; BELA'S FATE IS REVEALED As time runs out for Dean (Jensen Ackles), Sam (Jared Padalecki) convinces him to head to Eerie, Pennsylvania to investigate a possible zombie case. Instead, they discover Doc Benton (guest star Billy Drago), a real-life doctor who, in 1816, abandoned his medical practice to follow his obsession with finding the key to eternal life by drugging people and stealing their vital organs. Meanwhile, Bobby (Jim Beaver) finds out where Bela (Lauren Cohan) is hiding, and Dean heads out to confront her, leaving Sam behind to deal with the good doctor. Dean and Bela battle it out for the last time, and Dean leaves Bela in a desperate, and possibly fatal, position. Charles Beeson directed the episode written by Sera Gamble (#315).

Also:



Release date: August 26, 2008

I'm late late late

I am so sorry! I have tons to talk about: last week's Supernatural, some casting spoilers for the show's season 4, my thoughts on American Idol's Andrew Lloyd Webber's week (see what I mean by late?), the fact that I finally watched the first episode of Kyle XY... So many things to blog about I'm tired already.

Unfortunately, this is not the post to cover these subjects. Yesterday I watched two great shows on tv, one old HV1 special about the Backstreet Boys (yeah, I had my boyband phase) and Oasis live in Paris. The Oasis show made me remember once again why I love Wonderwall so much. This song has one of the greatest melodies ever. I just love it, it's perfect.

I'm totally hyped tonight so I offer you Wonderwall.



And stay tuned. I'll be posting David Cook's songs here, starting with my favorite, Makeover!

Jensen Ackles in Australia

This is not really my fangirl space (I have one where I can have my ultra fangirl moments) but I feel like sharing this bit of interview taken during the writer's strike earlier this year.

The ol' good Jim Carrey

It's Saturday and I'm bored.

I was actually going to look for One Republic "Stop & Stare" video, but then I remembered I promised to show my sister this vide and I thought, why not post it?

Enjoy!

Supernatural tonight

Episode title: Long-Distance Caller (and you can bet how long the distance is)

DEAN GETS A CALL FROM HIS FATHER Dean (Jensen Ackles) is stunned after he receives a phone call from his dad (guest star Jeffrey Dean Morgan) who tells him he has a solution to get Dean out of his deal. Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean fight because Sam is skeptical that it is really John on the other end of the phone and warns Dean not to listen to him but Dean disagrees and sets off on his own path to follow his father's orders. Charles Beeson directed the episode written by Sera Gamble (#313).

Source: TheFutonCritic

Is Jason Castro overwhelmed by fame?

According to this article from Entertainment Weekly (that I found thanks to MJ's American Idol blog) this is what's happening to the charming Texan boy.

I think even Jason thought he was the one who should have left in the Andrew Lloyd Webber week. I like the guy but Memories was not the right song for him.

Next week, on American Idol

The contestants will have to choose songs from this list. Some of my all time favorite songs are in there, and some of the songs featured in my beloved Supernatural, too.

You know what I'll miss next week? Carly. I'd love to see her singing White Rabbit.

More soon, I'm gonna reread the list and see if I can pick two songs for each contestant.