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by Allison_Seymour from Washington, DC

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Top Three On Idol
May 14, 2008 | 11:09 AM
Category: Music
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So it comes down to this...David A., David C. and Syesha.  I think its a good top three.  My gut tells me that it will be the two David's left standing after tonight but Syesha has come so far and, in my opinion, is a better performer than young David. 

Which begs the question...

Has the show become too predictible?  We all said that the two David's would be the finalist a long time ago.  The show is still a powerhouse in the ratings  but the numbers have been down.  I think it'll be the two David's left standing tonight but I hope a shake-up will happen instead!

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RED-DOG1 read my blog view my photos
May 14, 2008 | 9:33 PM

I am truly sick of David A.

Mister monotone. He has no emotions and I love the fake crying. Every song sounds the same. All in same one note range and followed by that stupid shy boy fake grin.
rover_radar
May 14, 2008 | 9:49 PM

14 May 2008

Allison,
I agree with you - finalists will come down to the two Davids. Otherwise, let it be David Cook, and Syesha instead. After that, I predict David Cook will be the next American Idol, for this season 7. Just my 2 cents worth, that's all.
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Allison Seymour joined the WTTG-TV family in September of 1999. You'll see Allison on FOX 5 Morning and noon news. She came from KDNL-TV in St. Louis, MO. After graduating from Hampton Institute University, Allison worked as both a desk assistant and a production assistant at the Washington Bureau of ABC News. She also worked at WTTG-TV as an assignment desk trainee. Her first on-air job came in the winter of 1993 in Utica, NY. She worked at WUTR-TV as a noon anchor, reporter and assignment editor. From there she went to Binghamton, NY, at WBNG-TV and worked as the main anchor. Her next career move was to Albany, NY, to help launch WXXA-TV's FOX News at Ten as the main anchor. Allison is from Washington, DC, and was educated in the public schools of DC and Maryland and is is thrilled to be back in her hometown close to family and friends. Allison is married to Marc Clarke the morning show host at 92.3 WERQ- FM in Baltimore. They have three daughters, Sydney, Skylar, and Spencer and a beloved dog, Shelby.

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