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I hope they spend a few bucks and use a real orchestra because this one sucks.

I like how the tree starts out with 3 pathetic branches and then grows more during the show!

Nice catch.

Fun Fact- She held that note for 16 seconds

Yes, Arthur's original without the lyrics is the best, especially when you hear it live. The lyrics are fun but I don't think in this setting. And NO, don't clap to it!

One of nicest celebrities/women (with a heart of gold) you can ever meet.

This theme is an insult to the original- sounds like it should be for the A-Team

Talk about OVER THE TOP music

I give this movie a D for Disappointing. Almost as bad as Lost in Space. They took a very unique, well-written TV show and turn it into just another bad Batman movie. It's impossible to get another Emma as great as Diana Rigg so I can't fault Uma. But not to even use the fantastic classic theme?

MY song!

I thought it was either Linus or The Brady Bunch's Thindy

You just know you'll hear 100 versions of this on IDOL, and the other shows

This car is gorgeous... well, compared to the CrossHorror. But then again, most cars are.

I'm surprised this wasn't remade. Can you picture Denzel as the lead if it was a movie? I have a feeling this show may have inspired Boston Public so many years later.

Really showcases her beautiful voice. I'd like to hear a piano instead of electronics just as an alternative.

Even this song is way better than Lido Shuffle- what were the DJs on?

This one is sssoo much better than Lido, I don't know why Lido became the hit.

If we want Al Roker to talk about cars, we'll ask him

My version is pronouced, HEAHEA

Kelly should've sung Anyone Who Had a Heart in the competition even though it is a very tough song to sing. Her voice was perfect for it and she killed the small part here. But she ended up singing something safer. Simon asked why she didn't choose it and she said she didn't think she could do it...

Merrrcurrry Sahbal

I always thought this song was way too short, just when you really get into it- it's over. If you like this, hear the original recording- the violins really make it even that much better!

Not sure if this will get back to Ken but I was doing some research and I read that "I've Never Been to Me" was originally written from a male point of view. I'm curious what the lyrics were for the original.