But whats not ordinary is this episodes bottom three.
Will the trend of Twitter save/impending elimination continue next week with Matthew?
Somehow I dont think so.
Credit: NBC
At least I hope not.
But Matthews Hallelujah cover is still on the charts, and that was two weeks ago.
Is it possible Matthew has just had a bad week with a poor song choice?
Another point to consider is the actual usefulness of the Twitter save.
It was like being in a boy band, Goulding told Carson Daly in the Skybox.
NEXT: Two group performances…There were two top eight group performances.
(What, did Cee Los performance blow out this weeks production budget?)
The second group performance was a dogs breakfast of a dud.
At one point it sounded like Caroline Pennell and Jacquie Lee were singing a different song.
During the Confessionals segment, the coaches and artists ribbed each other with playful impersonations.
Tessanne confessed that she was pretending to be Jamaican and really had a Boston accent underneath it all.
Christina Aguilera wore a monstrously over-sized plaid shirt and spoke in a dull Southern drawl to resemble Blake Shelton.
The lighthearted nature of that bit dropped to a downtrodden coaching panel when the bottom three were announced.
Christina was shocked that Matthew was in danger of going home.
I dont really understand why, she said.
Youve proven yourself time and time again.
The final six singers are: Will, Cole, Jacquie, Tessanne, James, and Matthew.
