I've been watching The X Factor. Not because I thought my life was missing a reality karaoke competition, but because in some unexplainable way, I felt like I owed it to Simon and Paula.
Cause, you know, we're buds.
It's become increasingly apparent to me that I watch way too much TV and the fact that I can even think that pretty much proves it.
So anyway, The X Factor. I'm not sure if I like it. I've been dealing with the auditions, but so far I'm not thrilled with anything about AI2.0. Except that I still love Simon. I just wish he was being more like himself. He's been far too easy on the losers. Added to that, Paula is definitely on her meds. I'm hoping that all changes when we get to the real competition part of this competition.
Also, I'm unclear about why they replaced Cheryl Cole, who I had heard of and who had a super fun northern British accent, with some other chick, that I've never heard of and who has an annoying squeaky baby voice. If Cheryl's accent was the issue, then why keep the broad and sometimes hard to understand Welsh accent of the announcer guy. I'm guessing he has a name, but he's not Ryan Seacrest, so I don't care.
Probably the one other thing that really bothers me is that they feel its necessary to take up two hours of my life, twice a week. I'm not saying that I have lots of other stuff to do or anything, but I might want to take up a hobby at some point, and how will I do that if I'm busy watching hours and hours of terrible reality TV?
2 comments:
"Not because I thought my life was missing a reality karaoke competition..."
:)
Or maybe I did think it was missing. I mean, my life could use a little more reality, who's life couldn't?
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