#426
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:04pm
Paula, I missed you on Idol.
There. I said it.
There. I said it.
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#427
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:04pm
Ugh Denzel. Should have gone to Alfred Molina.
#428
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:06pm
Paula Abdul giving out the Tony for Best Choreography. Bob Fosse is turning over in his grave.
#429
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:06pm
Hmm... I'm really reserved about the open-shirt move.
#430
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:07pm
she was a choreographer back in the day.
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#431
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:07pm
Shirt ripping really?
#432
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:08pm
you know Frank ripped his shirt open during My Way.
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#433
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:09pm
Shirt-ripping to Sinatra's "That's Life" no less.
#434
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:09pm
Changed my mind about performace of the night. I like Promises, Promises better than Memphis. I like the show though.
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#435
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:09pm
That beginning dancing in Promises, Promises was not good. It looked like they had to push out stool.
#436
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:10pm
How yawn inducing was Promises x2's performance?
#437
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:10pm
And the lights were out on Paula. Not the first nor the last....
#438
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:11pm
Okay, Promises Promises makes me stares the TV. Not that is a "wow" performance, but at least, that's what suppose to be.
#439
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:11pm
Gotta admit- Paula looked great!
#440
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:11pm
I don't remember what song it happened in, but there is shirt ripping/lots of shirtless dancing in Act Two, it wasn't just shameless shirt ripping.
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#441
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:11pm
I'm sorry, but I really liked the dance from "Promises Promises".
#442
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:14pm
I did, too, fashionguru_23.
#443
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:14pm
Come Fly Away choreography was insane!
#444
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:14pm
Wsit...Was Bea Arthur on last years Memoriam?
#445
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:15pm
i enjoyed Come Fly Away and Promises, Promises more than most of what came before tonight.
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#446
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:15pm
Is Bill T. Jones's partner a munk?
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never knowing how
Wanting life but never knowing how
#447
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:16pm
"i enjoyed Come Fly Away and Promises, Promises more than most of what came before tonight."
Agree, at least some up-to-level performances to watch.
Agree, at least some up-to-level performances to watch.
#448
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:16pm
The show is fabulous! Sean is doing a great job and moving the show along at a pretty reasonable pace. One of the bettet shows that I have seen and I am a babyboomer so I have seen quite alot of them. Live television is live and the mistakes are what make it authentic and original.
Some posting here are seemingly auditioning to be critics of the theater or wannabe directors and are only posting what they imagine.
I think that I have a more accurate viewpoint for I have lived long enough to see great shows and bad shows and this one is really good because it is not getting bogged down at all.
You Go Sean! Just love his piano playing (he was a piano major in college) and his comedic timing is flawless!
Some posting here are seemingly auditioning to be critics of the theater or wannabe directors and are only posting what they imagine.
I think that I have a more accurate viewpoint for I have lived long enough to see great shows and bad shows and this one is really good because it is not getting bogged down at all.
You Go Sean! Just love his piano playing (he was a piano major in college) and his comedic timing is flawless!
#449
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:16pm
hare krishna?
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#450
Posted: 6/13/10 at 10:18pm
How BORING to have Sean Hayes just sit there. It makes it appear as if they're trying to include him in another number of a show he's not in, rather than telling viewers "Hey! This actor that you recognize is in a Broadway show! Come see a famous face live in person!"
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