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The buzz is back, and just like before, you don't have to sing it well, you just have to sing it right in CMT's take on musical chairs... Recaps by Chico Alexander, GSNN
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2.9 One of these six players is going to be a "Cowboy Casanova" as they traipse their way to $10,000 and the title of Singing Bee champion. PICK FOUR - 1992, Travis Tritt, "T-R-O-U-B-L-E" - 2005, Toby Keith, "Honkytonk U" - 1985, Huey Lewis & the News, "The
Power of Love" - 1993, Dwight Yoakam, "A Thousand
Miles from Nowhere" - 2005, Van Zant, "Help Somebody" Four players... only one champion. Let's play the Bee!
RANDOM SHUFFLE (5 points per lyric) - 2000, Soggy Bottom Boys, "Man of
Constant Sorrow" (place raised and was The I born where) - 1998, Sheryl Crow, "My Favorite
Mistake"
(go know is my When mistake favorite you're I all you're) - 1964, Roy Orbison, "Oh, Pretty
Woman" (look could as one No you as good) - 1991, Mary Stuart, "Tempted" (more
I'm tempted take much this of Can't) After Round 2 SINGING WITH THE ENEMY (5 points per line) First, Julie & Dave... - 2004, Blake Shelton, "Some Beach" BAND: Driving down the interstate /
Running thirty minutes late / Singin' Margaritaville... PERFECT and with time to spare, no less. There you go. 15 each. Next up, Brian & Amanda. Hard act to follow. - 2007, Lady Antebellum, "Love Don't Live Here" BAND: Well I heard the news / That you
were back in town / Just passin' through to claim your... You tried, Brian. And Amanda... you're on the board! After Round 3 KARAOKE CHALLENGE (2 points per word) First up is Brian. He needs ten to tie. - 2002, Montgomery Gentry, "Hell Yeah". Well, the good news is you're not going to be on any newspaper covers. He got two for 4. Amanda needs to pick up eight to take the lead. - 1978, Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, "Old Time Rock & Roll". Get your brooms out because we have a SWEEP! Amanda's up to 35. Julie will move on if she picks up eight. - 2003, Alan Jackson, "Remember When" PERFECT SCORE! PERFECT SCORE! And she has a nice voice. Dave needs eight right to move on. - 2007, Brooks & Dunn, "Proud of the House We Built" He didn't get it perfect, but he got it good enough. Dave picks up 12 for 24, giving him 44. So it's Jukebox Julie vs. Radio Dave in... CHORUS SHOWDOWN Julie will have the honor on the first song, and the song is from 2007 by Kenny Chesney with George Strait. Julie will PASS. Dave thinks it's "Shiftwork"... - 2007, Kenny Chesney with George Strait, "Shiftwork" He's good. Dave: "Talking 'bout a bunch of shiftwork" ... but not that good. He missed the "I'm". Julie took fate into her own hands. Let's see what she does. - 2007, Rascal Flatts, "Winner at a Losing Game" Julie: "Have you ever tried to love someone." Sorry, it was "had". Dave gets another shot at it. - 1994, Big Mountain, "Baby I Love Your Way" Dave: "Ooh baby I love your way every day / I wanna be with you night and day" Skipped a line. Last shot at it for Julie... - 1988, Poison, "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" Julie: "Every rose has its thorn / Just like every night has its dawn / Just like every cowboy sings a sad sad song / Every rose has its thorn." WINNER! Julie took control and it paid off... but can she make it pay off? All she has to do is complete five songs correctly. Each one is worth $500 cash money. Five is worth $10,000. BUT, miss one and get a strike. Miss three... game over. But you do get to take home any cash you win, so no excuse not to go for it. It's time to play... THE FINAL COUNTDOWN!
Jukebox Julie just took the Singing Bee for $10,000! How about that for quarters? Six more people will try to sing it right (because that's all that matters) next week. Play us out, Steve. To view this episode in its entirety, or to find out how to "bee" a contestant, go to singingbee.cmt.com. |
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