All in all, this is easily the strongest, most charismatic group of Idol finalists I've ever seen. Hands down. My heart belongs to Alison Iraheta and Adam Lambert, who I think are both just so naturally brilliant on stage. And I love that Alison played at least a little bit of the guitar. It's frustrating to me to see all these men parading out on the stage and commanding an instrument while the women stay behind the mic. I feel like it furthers the perception that men are competent musicians, while women are just a pretty face with a pretty voice and a microphone. (This is true of Megan Joy Buttcork, but it's not a general rule in the world.) If these girls can play instruments, I wanna see it! I'm impressed Alison had the balls to do that at such a young age. She's a big career waiting to happen if she can land the right managers. Kris Whatsisname grew on me tonight. Not enough to remember his last name, but still. I liked him. And Justin Timberlake 2.0 did fantastic, I thought, no matter what the judges said. I honestly forgot Anoop had performed. At the end of the show I was like, "Wait! They didn't do Anoop!" I had to rewind to see his performance and remember what he'd sang. He was that forgettable. Lil Rounds is gorgeous and talented and has great stage presence. Her shtick just bores me, though. That's more an issue of my taste. I don't think she's doing anything wrong. I just never get excited when she comes on. Danny Gokey, too. He's fantastic. He just doesn't do anything for me. I was never into Chris Daughtrey, and it's a similar style. I feel like there are a thousand dudes in Hollywood who can do that schtick every bit as well. So who do you guys think is going home tomorrow? I think it's Megan Joy Buttcork. I hope it is. My guess is that the bottom three will be Scott, Megan and Anoop, and Megan will go. />All in all, this is easily the strongest, most charismatic group of Idol finalists I've ever seen. Hands down. My heart belongs to Alison Iraheta and Adam Lambert, who I think are both just so naturally brilliant on stage. And I love that Alison played at least a little bit of the guitar. It's frustrating to me to see all these men parading out on the stage and commanding an instrument while the women stay behind the mic. I feel like it furthers the perception that men are competent musicians, while wo...