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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Tuesday TV - October 20, 2020
October 20, 2020

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Tuesday TV - October 20, 2020

 

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7:00 PMCARTOONcraig of the creek: fall anthology (#V511)
7:30 PMFOXmlb special: world series game #1 (FSP-2121)
[special presentation]
 CARTOONvictor and valentino: charlene mania
8:00 PMBYUtvall-round champion: luge (#205)
 ABCbachelorette, the: episode 1602 (#1602)
 PBSfinding your roots: dna mysteries (#612)
 OWNhaves and the have nots, the: father's day (#719)
 DISCOVERYhomestead rescue: raney ranch: raney days are a-comin' (#103)
 AXS TVimpact wrestling: 102020 (#2043)
 NGClife below zero: bloodlines (#1408)
 MTVteen mom 2: impossible choice (#21008)
 NBCvoice, the: the blind auditions, part 2 (#1902)
[time slot premiere]
9:00 PMMTV16 & pregnant: maddie (#603)
 PBSamerican masters: walter winchell: the power of gossip (#3305)
 HISTORYamerica's book of secrets: special edition: a world gone mad (#110)
[1st season finale]
 DISCOVERYbuilding off the grid: tennessee dome home (#1003)
 FOODchopped: fries and thighs (#4612)
 MOTORTRENDgarage squad: phoenix firebird (#703)
 IDhomicide city: deadly circle of friends (#306)
 SHOWTIMEinside the nfl: 2020 week 6 (#4207)
 NGClife below zero: next generation: bloodlines (#108)
 TLClittle people, big world: the roloff quaranteam (#2104)
 BYUtvsurvivalists: time to prove the bullies wrong (#102)
 HGTVwindy city rehab: raise the stakes: to sell or not to sell (#1R2R04-90)
[2nd season finale]
10:00 PMMOTORTRENDchasing classic cars: a griffith resurrection
 IDdead silent: quiet the dogs (#401)
[4th season premiere]
 BRAVOdon't be tardy…: a country ghost town jamboree (#804)
 COOKINGeddie eats america: queens (#112)
 CBSfbi declassified, the: 20 days of terror: the austin bomber (#103)
 HBOhbo special: real sports with bryant gumbel
[one-hour special presentation]
 VICEi was a teenage felon: the porno gangster (#104)
 AXS TVimpact in 60: talk'n shop: full keg (#121)
 TLCsweet home sextuplets: coronavirus crisis (#309)
 COMEDYtosh.0: episode 1206 (#1206)
10:01 PMNBCtransplant: far from home (#107)
10:30 PMPBSfrontline: whose vote counts (#3820)
 FREEFORMkal penn approves this message: kal penn approves the environment (#105)
 TBSmisery index, the: chicken, spaghetti and sex (#211)
[2nd season fall premiere]
 BRAVOwatch what happens live with andy cohen: jon favreau & jon lovett (#17169)
11:00 PMCOMEDYdaily show with trevor noah, the: october 20, 2020 (#3485)
 HGTVhouse hunters: momma knows best in tampa (#18604)
 FUSEmade from scratch: miguel (#202)
 VICEvice news tonight: tuesday, october 20, 2020
11:30 PMHGTVhouse hunters international: return to chiang rai (#15306)
 E!nightly pop: 102020
 FUSEstruggle gourmet: zainab johnson makes fish sticks (#102)
 
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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Dancing with the Stars 29 Week 6 Recap: Live Blog Results
October 20, 2020

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Dancing with the Stars 29 Week 6 Recap: Live Blog Results

 

Best one of the night I give all 10s to- Derek and his partner Haley. I wish he would return as dancer. 

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Dancing with the Stars 29 Week 6 Recap: Live Blog Results

10/19/2020 Franky Nunez Dancing with the Stars, Recaps

Hey Everyone :)

Welcome to week six of season twenty-nine of Dancing with the Stars. Tonight, in addition to our eleven remaining pairs dancing in new styles, judge Derek Hough will hit the ballroom floor to preform. Once again, the judges will determine who, out of the bottom two, must exit the competition after the dancing concludes. You live votes will help determine just who faces the dreaded judges' verdict.

Last week, Jesse & Sharna were given the boot, joined in the bottom by Vernon & Peta. We are getting down to the point in the competition where you can see the real contenders from those that are just waiting to be cut. And after six weeks, it is pretty easy to tell where everyone stands.

We have three clear fields- the high scorers who are a lock to go deep (Kaitlin, Nev, Justina, and Johnny). Then we have the middle of the road group (Monica, AJ, Skai and Jeannie) and the bottom dwellers (Vernon, Nelly, and Chrishell). It will be interesting to see if any of that changes tonight.

Tyra opens the show welcoming us to the half way point of the season and teases Derek's return to the ballroom. Voting is officially open and here we go…

Johnny Weir & Britt – Salsa
Yeah, Johnny has definitely hit his stride. The choreography is helping him a lot by bringing out and showing off his personal style while still adhering to the rules of the specific dance. This was a lot of fun and a great way to start of the show. Only minor critique- a little sloppy in parts, especially in and our of lifts but nothing crazy noticeable and a solid, solid routine.

Derek says the dance had a few misses but a great way to start the show. Bruno says great performance but he wanted a more grounded hip action. Carrie Ann notes his wasn't his best dance until the side by side. She felt too little "earth."
Carrie Ann- 7, Derek- 8, Bruno- 7, 22/30

Nev Schulman & Jenna – Jazz
Very good. So groovy. Loved Jenna's choreography in that. Of course, it is jazz by way of this show, meaning do whatever feels good. But for that, I have to give them props. The dance made me want to get up and join in. Lively, loud, energetic, and ambitious. Good stuff.

Bruno calls it deliciously bonkers. He doesn't know what it was but it worked. Carrie Ann loved the jazz and it made her so happy. Derek says they were clean and together the entire time.

Carrie Ann- 9, Derek- 9, Bruno- 8 = 26/30

Monica Aldama & Val – Rumba
Quite pretty. Some very good hip action in that from Monica. She needs to watch her flow in slow dances because she sometimes look likes she is waiting for the next move and you can see her telegraphing it. Having it flow more natural will look so much better. But she did a solid job here and it was a romantic dance that she can quite proud of. She looks gorgeous tonight as well.
Carrie Ann loves watching her come into her own. She calls it a beautiful rumba. Derek can tell she was enjoying it, so he enjoyed it. Bruno calls it a classy rumba- it was pitched right with sensuality and romance.
Carrie Ann- 9, Derek- 9, Bruno- 9 = 27/30

Skai Jackson & Alan – Cha-Cha-Cha
Yikes. Part of that was a hot mess. Some really bad footwork where they were totally out of sync and that resulted in Skai looking like a deer in headlights for a good portion of it. She got her groove back toward the end but I am noticing a pattern with Skai where she easily loses concentration in dances. She needs to maybe practice more to get that right.

Derek commends her for carrying on despite the messing up. He think the cha-cha moments were sharp, so he is pleased. Bruno says accidents happen with lots of mistakes but she handled it as best as she could. Carrie Ann says she came back stronger after the errors.
Carrie Ann- 6, Derek- 6, Bruno- 6 for 18/30

Vernon Davis & Peta – Cha-Cha-Cha
Smart choreography by Peta here. She made it easy. Easy enough that Vernon could look somewhat impressive doing it. He still doesn't look very natural in this setting but he seemed more comfortable here and no messing up at all. So, it was a success in that for a simplistic dance, he nailed it. He could end up safe tonight and out of the bottom.

Bruno says it was bright and colorful. He says he had the right feel for the dance but it needs to come from the ball of the feet, not the back. Carrie Ann enjoys watching him dance but a lot of mistakes in that dance. She wants to encourage him. Derek would give him a ten for joy. But technically, the heel leads and the timing wasn't right.

Carrie Ann- 7, Derek- 7, Bruno- 7 = 21/30

We take a break from the competition to enjoy some Hough. Derek Hough and his boo, Haley Erbert are going to dance the paso doble for our pleasure. So, every contestant this season who has done the paso and those yet to do it need to watch this performance to see exactly how it is done to perfection. Gosh, I miss Derek as a pro partner. Oh, and Haley was quite excellent as well. Just masterful.

Jeannie Mai & Brandon – Rumba
Nice. Jeannie is funny. She goes all out in every dance that sometimes, the movements are overly done. This had a few moments where she really overdid it but Brandon wrangled her back in. She has so much commitment and that's really a big compliment since so many celebs on this show need to go bigger and look more into it. She has that down in spades.

Derek says it was sensual. He loved how her legs were during it. He wants her to be aware of her arms so it doesn't look so forced. Bruno loved the passion- he says she has the ability to transform in every dance. Carrie Ann calls Jeannie stunning and loves that she dances at the edge. She wants her to work on her transitions.

Carrie Ann- 8, Derek- 8, Bruno- 9 = 25/30

AJ McLean & Cheryl – Samba
Hey. AJ's best dance of the competition. Great bounce. Great hips. Great choreography by Cheryl. That was stellar. So much going on in there but technically proficient throughout. I am quite impressed. Perhaps this is when AJ turns the corner from the middle of the road to possible contender?

Bruno says he is solid and always delivers. Carrie Ann says it was a breakthrough for him. She wants him to open his chest more though. Derek says when in doubt, shake it out. He says it was a tough dance made to look easy by AJ.

Carrie Ann- 9, Derek- 9, Bruno- 9 = 27/30

Chrishell Stause & Gleb – Contemporary
Damn. What a sad story- losing both her parents so close together. She was emotional before and during the dance. But it worked so well within the context of what Gleb put together. Nothing crazy difficult- was your typical DWTS contemporary piece, but danced with a hell of a lot of emotion and connection to the music. Special moment for her I am sure.

Carrie Ann says she poured her heart and soul into the dance. She tells her to point her toes more but she felt the story. Derek commends her on everything she has gone through. He wants her to get better- so watch her feet in lifts. Bruno calls it emotionally engaging minus some technical issues.

Carrie Ann- 8, Derek- 8, Bruno- 8 = 24/30

Kaitlyn Bristowe & Artem – Samba
So, so good. Kaitlyn's ability to keep her transitions going in every dance is really something special. That was a heck of a samba with great bounce and hip action. One tiny boo boo in a turn but really, miniscule compared to the platter of awesome that was. You can tell Artem is loving this season because he can put together anything for Kait.

Derek says it was fantastic. He loved the arms and the proper hip action. He wants her to work on her attack a little more. Bruno calls it a first class samba. He is impressed that it looked elegant as well. Carrie Ann was not super impressed. She wants more out of her- more attack.

Carrie Ann- 9, Derek- 9, Bruno- 9 = 27/30

Justina Machado & Sasha – Viennese Waltz
What was most impressive about that was Justina's balance on those turns. A LOT of turns and they were all executed well. Lovely flowing movement and good posture. What wasn't impressive was the costume department. I do not understand why they felt the need to put her in that dress. It did nothing for her or the dance. But I loved the routine.

Bruno compliments the pro dancers on the work. He turns his attention to Justina and says he loves to watch her dance. Carrie Ann calls it elegant and refined. Derek calls her reliable and consistent. He says wonderful and well done.

Carrie Ann- 9, Derek- 9, Bruno- 9 = 27/30

Judges Scores
Monica- 27
AJ- 27
Kaitlyn- 27
Justina- 27
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Nev- 26
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Jeannie- 25
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Nelly- 24
Chrishell- 24
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Johnny- 22
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Vernon- 21
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Skai- 18
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RESULTS TIME!!!
The following couples are SAFE and will return to dance next week: Nelly & Daniella, Jeannie & Brandon, Monica & Val, Chrishell & Gleb, AJ & Cheryl, Justina & Sasha, Kaitlyn & Artem, Nev & Jenna, and Skai & Alan.

The bottom two are: Vernon & Peta and Johnny & Britt.. WOW @ Johnny being in the bottom.

Derek SAVES Johnny & Britt
Carrie Ann SAVES Vernon & Peta (WHAT?)
Bruno SAVES Johnny & Britt

Eliminated: Vernon & Peta


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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] The Voice 19 Premier Recap: Blind Auditions 1 Live Blog (VIDEO)
October 20, 2020

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] The Voice 19 Premier Recap: Blind Auditions 1 Live Blog (VIDEO)

 

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The Voice 19 Premier Recap: Blind Auditions 1 Live Blog (VIDEO)

10/19/2020 mj santilli Recaps, The Voice
The Voice season 19 Blind Auditions begin with returning coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend. Gwen Stefani rejoins the panel after a season off. Carson Daly returns as host. The season premieres tonight (Oct 19). We'll be live blogging all the Blind Audition performances right here.

The show begins with a clip in which the coaches discuss the challenges of Covid. Here are the coaches, getting ready to leave their houses. Everybody is back in the studio, except for the live audiences. Instead, a virtual audience watches from a wall behind the big red chairs. Artist families are watching from home as well. 

Tamara Jade – Cuz – 30  – I Love You by Lizzo – She had a colorful childhood. Her mom, a musician, is from the Caribbean. In 2016, she moved to New York City. She was performing everywhere, even the VMAs with Lizzo. However the pandemic has put a halt on her career for now. NBC posted a preview clip of this audition last week. Check it out.  Kelly and John turn right away. Both are on their feet going crazy. Gwen turns next and finally Blake. It's a four chair turn. Kelly reminds her that she did a vocal competition too. Blake said he was last because the others turned. But, Blake thinks she can "win this thing." John is impressed with her versatile phrasing. Gwen mentions that she can help Tamara with her rap singing. She does need some work with that! But Tamara has a great personality, which should help her go far. That, in addition to her glorious, growly range and self-confidence. 4 Chair turn. Tamara chooses Team John Legend. Kelly regrets not blocking John.

There are no backstage or congratulatory hugs. John looks embarrassed as he picks up a broom handle with a rubber glove to shake Tamara's hand. If everybody on set is tested for Covid, wouldn't contact be OK?

Lauren Frihauf – Come to My Window by Melissa Etheridge – 16 – Lauren lives on a farm in Byers, Colorado and studied rock music at the School of Rock. Living rural has given her time to concentrate on her music. Her mom started the School of Rock in Colorado. She's been watching The Voice since she "was little." Lauren has an interesting tone, but it's tentative. This song in particular requires passion and a big voice. With some coaching, she might do some interesting things, however. Gwen and Kelly are suprised by her look, which is very innocent, like a church singer. Gwen notes her vocal style and personality.. Kelly is advocating for Gwen! Of course, so does Blake. John is hurt. He thinks Lauren has a ton of potential, saying her vocal has "a point of view." In the end, Lauren goes with Gwen. She can't believe she beat John Legend. Gwen launches a team t-shirt at her with a t-shirt gun.  – Gwen and John turn. Lauren picks Team Gwen

Joseph Soul – Is This Love by Bob Marley – 34 – Joseph is of Polynesian heritage and hails from Maui, Hawaii. He grew up without electricity.  He started DJing at 12 years old and had a Vegas residency.  He as a very smooth soulful voice. Considering his Hawaiian roots, I was expecting straight up Reggae, but he sings the classic in a retro soul style. And it's pretty easy on the ears. Kelly and Blake hit their buttons, and can't believe he wasn't a 4 chair turn. Kelly raves over his raspy falsetto, and sweet tone. Joseph says Hawaii is the southernmost US state. I had no idea. Blake pulls out a big chart on the stage with all his wins on it to brag. Oh. Commercial break! Now we're back. He picks Kelly because of her experience in "multiple genres."   Blake and Kelly turn. Joseph picks Team Kelly

Ian Flanigan – Colder Weather by The Zac Brown Band – 30 – Originally from New York, Ian lives in a motorhome with his family. They homeschool their daughter. They travelled across the country playing gigs until the pandemic hit. He accompanies himself on guitar. His tone is a stand out. He has an appealing and authentic Americana vibe going. His raspy voice seems to belong to an older singer. His sound reminds me a little of the late John Prine. Blake hits his button. He's the only one, but it's probably just as well. John is looking for a hat, beard and giant gut. Ha. It's true. "It sounds like it lived a thousand lives," says John of Ian's voice. Kelly compares his voice to a passport that's travelled around the world. Blake compares him to Joe Cocker.  Only Blake turns.

Hailey Green – Soulshine by Allman Brothers – 14 – From Mississippi, she has played football since age 5. She also sings the National Anthem at games. Personality wise, she seems very mature for a 14 year old. And as it turns out, vocally too. Hm. Nobody hits their button, and it's a little surprising. She's got a strong voice. Oh well, she's only 14 and could come back. Kelly can't believe she's so young. Gwen loves her hair buns. Kelly thinks she should definitely come back. Blake thinks she's about a year away from being ready. Gwen suggests that she write some songs about how she feels. Aw. She's in tears. But she could totally come back and get a turn. – No turns.

Jim Ranger – Blue Ain't Your Color by Keith Urban – 38 – Jim lives in Bakersfield, California, is a 3rd generation of preachers, and works on a campus with his wife. He becomes very emotional talking about her. They've been married a long time. He puts a unique spin on the Keith Urban hit. His growly voice lends the song urgency and passion. He does not hold back.  John is the first to turn, Gwen and Blake follow. Gwen mentions that she's on the country charts, with Blake (that's not the plus Gwen thinks it is…). In order to woo Jim and add some comic relief, John introduces a fun clip that mocks political attack ads. According to John, Blake is a liar. Therefore, Jim should not choose him. This sounds familiar. Ha. TWO commercial breaks air during Jim's Blind. I think that's a first. As a result, the audition feels like it goes on forever. In the end, Jim unsurprisingly, picks Blake. After, they sing a tune together about Bakersfield. – John, Gwen and Blake turn. Jim picks Team Blake.  

UPDATE: Jim auditioned for American Idol season 9 making it as far as the Hollywood Round. Check out his audition in front of Simon Cowell, Kara DioGuardi, Randy Jackson and guest host Avril Lavigne (Avril said no). After ten years, Jim has improved markedly as a vocalist. 

Eli Zamora – Ya Lo Se Que Te Tu Vas by Juan Gabriel – 25 – Eli is from El Paso, Texas but raised in Mexico. Currently, he's a gondoliere in Las Vegas. After being present for an armed robbery in a store, his father moved the family to the US. His style is dramatic and romantic. Kelly is swooning, it's no surprise that she hits her button. Also, she has said in the past that she'd love to win with a Spanish speaking singer. His style is very old fashioned, which is probably why the others didn't turn. Kelly becomes VERY excited after learning he's from Texas. He mentions auditioning a bunch of times. I wonder if he auditioned or even competed on La Voz.  Only Kelly turns.

UPDATE: YEP Eli competed on La Voz in 2019. Check out his audition.

Payge Turner – Call out my Name by The Weeknd – 27 – The producers are hiding this one. No intro at first, just the coaches chairs. Blake and Gwen turn, followed by the video package. Eventually we learn that Payge is from Trinidad, Tobago and moved to Kansas with her father. Moving to the states was a real culture shock. An alt-rock singer, she eventually landed in Seattle to further her musical career. Her vocal is a real standout. She has a deep rich tone, lovely phrasing and a dramatic delivery. She deserved more chairs! The couple battle it out for Payge. Apparently, Gwen's parents considered the name Paige. Blake calls her a "real performer." In the end, Payge picks Team Gwen.   Blake and Gwen turn. Payge picks Team Gwen.

Corey Ward – Way Down We Go by Kaleo – 33 – From South Carolina, Corey was young when his parents divorced. He has been playing music for 20 years. A tragic thing–his mother has small cell cancer that's now in her brain. He points out that small cell isn't curable. His performance is edited down, which indicates he won't get a turn. He's a decent singer. Too bad he didn't get a spot on the show. It would have been a nice thing for his family. He looks so defeated at the end. Sad. Gwen was waiting for some range. Kelly wanted him to open up more. John thought he had control issues – No turns.

Marisa Corvo – Perfect by Pink – 33 – Marisa is from Staten Island, New York and comes from a big Italian American family. She moved to Nashville to attend Belmont University. It was a culture shock. As a young woman, she struggled with being a lesbian. Her parents didn't accept it. They sent her to religious conversion therapy. Finally, her mother's Italian parents stepped in. OMG Grandma said, "Every family has one!" and sensible grandpap:  "She was born that way." Marisa's parents eventually came to embrace who she is. She's got a great voice, but it lacks grit? I'm not sure about this song choice for her. It takes a minute, but she gets 3 turns. "You have range for days," says Kelly, who thinks she could make the finale. Gwen and Marisa bond over being Italian. Blake pitches her with weird tomato analogies. Hm. She picks Kelly, and it sounds like Marisa got the coach she wanted in the first place. – Blake, Gwen and Kelly turn. Marisa picks Team Kelly.

John Holiday – Misty by Johnny Mathis – 35 – The performance begins with the cameras focused on the chairs. And for good reason. The singer is male, but sounds like a female jazz singer. John turns immediately. Kelly and Gwen turn. But John blocks Kelly. It's tonight's one and only block. Surprised it took so long. John has the lower, male sounding vocal register going too. He could probably do one of those hokey girl/boy self duet acts like on AGT. The video package eventually runs and viewers learn that John is gay, from Rosenberg, Texas and is a professional opera singer. Ruth Bader Ginsburg attended a few of his opera perfoamnces. She's his "Shero." Obviously taped before she died. He has performed all over the world and plays piano. Kids always teased him for his high voice, but his grandmother accepted him 100%. He wants to inspire little boys who might be like him. Blake tries to psych John into picking Gwen.  John picks Team Legend.




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