Idol Round-Up: Marty’s Idol Journey So Thrilling It Takes A Day To Recover Before We Announce His Leaving

marty.jpgIn a show of resilience as confounding as Australian Idol has seen since the weird old days of Hayley Jensen, laidback™ surfer dude® Marty Simpson has finally been vamoosed from the talent quest.

Sadly for Marty, viewers didn’t warm to his awkward brand of “big band” style (his Light My Fire was like Jack Johnson subjecting Jose Feliciano to slow and agonising water torture) and he becomes this year’s fourth-place-getter.

We’re now firmly “on the road to the Opera House” and, failing a Cosima De Vito style shock exit, we’re putting our tips on a Carl and Natalie finale, as it’s entirely possible that Matt Corby will a) wear another women’s nightie or b) choose another obscure song that will freak out the little girls and fall by the wayside.

However, we will not be placing any actual bets because, as we all know, Idol is nothing if not bitterly disappointing year after year unpredictable.

Comments

  • Dave B

    No, no, no! Here’s the thing, Dean Geyer is joining “Neighbours’, kinda apt but also weird – wasn’t he meant to win this time last year? That’s where trumpet boy belongs & Marty may as well marry Natalie for all anyone will care by Christmas; he can play guitar in the trailer all day while she works late shift at Supre. Matt Corby is the kind of ‘artist’ the show would search for and build if it was really serious about music – he needs to win, or Channel 10 will burn both its franchises next year (and it will all be Sandilands fault). Oh, he also looks good in a nightie. Justice must prevail!

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