'American Idol' Producers Claim No Offer Has Been Made to Stern
Stern did talk about it a little on his SIRIUS show, but he never said "yes, I'm talking to the producers" or anything like that. He could be just talking about it to get people talking about him.
Howard Stern on 'American Idol?' That would hurt Stern, actually. His diehard fans would expect him to do something outrageous to sabotage the show, and 'Idol' devotees would instantly say "I'm never watching that show again!" Why not have him judge one of the early audition episodes next season? That might be kinda fun.
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2-10-2010 @ 2:11AM
tp said...
I absolutely love American Idol, but if Howard Stern takes Simon's place, I will never watch it again.
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2-10-2010 @ 9:42AM
Guido said...
lol
2-10-2010 @ 3:38AM
skim said...
I don't think there's a huge overlap between Idol Viewers and Stern fans.
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2-10-2010 @ 2:38PM
wulfn1 said...
Apparently Stern's lacking publicity and needs to drum some up.
His personality and brand of sarcasm errs more toward insults, slights and putdowns. While that might actually convince some of the more bizzare audition acts on Idol that they need to find a more constructive activity, it wouldn't do much for those who have a small amount of talent and could possibly go as far as hollywood.
If they could tone down some of his stuff, he might actually be worth watching if they chose to do a "best of the worst" show each week, channeling all the outlandish acts to a special audition with the originals and Stern judging. But again, most of his stuff is not ready for prime time, and Idol is 100% primetime.
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