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Season 6 – American Idol

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Singers with dreams of super stardom audition and compete in a series of challenging rounds in the hope of living their childhood and lifelong dreams.

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Jody Rosen Slate 03/26/2019
As the new season kicks off, [American] Idol's pop-culture preeminence is undeniable, as is its music-biz clout. Go to Full Review
Jason Van Horn IGN Movies 03/21/2019
4.0/10
In the end, there were some good performances and the right person won, but for a jam packed two hours, it was still a lot of dead air and time spent wondering, "Shoot, I wonder what is happening on Lost right about now?" Go to Full Review
Miles Surrey The Ringer 03/20/2019
I love Sanjaya. He was an objectively bad-to-mediocre singer who somehow made it to the Top 7 from fan voting, mostly because he was adorable and it became funnier and funnier every time he outlasted a more talented contestant. Go to Full Review
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SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch 08/12/2024 American Idol, a trailblazing competition that has the power to turn unknown individuals into superstars, has captivated audiences worldwide. The trio of judges, Randy, Paula, and Simon, brought their unique personalities and expertise to the show, creating an unforgettable dynamic. Over the seasons, American Idol has seen its share of memorable winners and controversial outcomes. From the quiet yet powerful vocals of Kelly Clarkson in season one to the legendary country singer Carrie Underwood in season four, each winner brought their own flair to the competition. Season five brought a new controversy with Taylor Hicks' win, overshadowing talented contestants like Chris Daughtry and Elliott Yamin. Despite the ups and downs, the show continued to produce stars like Jordin Sparks, Adam Lambert, and Scotty McCreery in later seasons. As the seasons progressed, American Idol faced challenges with judges' dynamics and changing formats. Winners like Caleb Johnson and Nick Fradiani faced struggles in establishing their post-show careers, highlighting the difficulties of maintaining success after the spotlight of the competition. The return of the show with new judges like Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan brought fresh energy to American Idol. However, recent winners like Maddie Poppe and Laine Hardy have faced challenges in making a lasting impact in the music industry. Season 23 holds the hope for a new mega star to emerge, reconnecting audiences with the show's legacy of producing successful winners. Despite the setbacks and controversies, American Idol remains a platform for aspiring artists to showcase their talent and reach for stardom. With its rich history of iconic moments and unforgettable performances, American Idol continues to be a cultural phenomenon that sparks the dreams of aspiring musicians and entertains audiences around the world. See more 01/30/2014 Very Good back then! See more Read all reviews
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Episode 1 Aired Jan 16, 2007 Week 1A: Auditions Judges Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson begin their search for the next singing sensation. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 17, 2007 Week 1B: Auditions Singers continue to audition for the judges. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 23, 2007 Week 2A: Auditions 3 The best and worst auditions, as the search for the next singing superstar continues. Details Episode 4 Aired Jan 24, 2007 Week 2B: Auditions 4 Hopefuls continue to audition before the judges. Details Episode 5 Aired Jan 30, 2007 Week 3A: Auditions 5 Birmingham Singing hopefuls audition in Birmingham, Ala. Details Episode 6 Aired Jan 31, 2007 Week 3B: Auditions 6 Los Angeles Singing hopefuls audition in Los Angeles. Details Episode 7 Aired Feb 6, 2007 Auditions No. 7: San Antonio Singing hopefuls audition in San Antonio. Details Episode 8 Aired Feb 7, 2007 Rest of the Best Auditions Some of the best auditions of the season. Details Episode 9 Aired Feb 13, 2007 The Hollywood Round. Details Episode 10 Aired Feb 14, 2007 The judges reveal the top 24 semifinalists. Details Episode 11 Aired Feb 20, 2007 The top 12 male contestants perform. Details Episode 12 Aired Feb 21, 2007 The top 12 female contestants perform. Details Episode 13 Aired Feb 22, 2007 Two male and two female contestants must leave; third-season winner Fantasia Barrino performs. Details Episode 14 Aired Feb 27, 2007 The top 10 male contestants perform. Details Episode 15 Aired Feb 28, 2007 The top 10 female contestants perform. Details Episode 16 Aired Mar 1, 2007 America votes off four more contestants; former finalist Kellie Pickler performs. Details Episode 17 Aired Mar 6, 2007 The top eight male contestants perform. Details Episode 18 Aired Mar 7, 2007 The top eight female contestants perform. Details Episode 19 Aired Mar 8, 2007 Grammy winner and former American Idol Carrie Underwood performs; the judges reveal the top 12 finalists. Details Episode 20 Aired Mar 13, 2007 The top 12 contestants perform selections from the Diana Ross songbook after coaching sessions with the singing legend. Details Episode 21 Aired Mar 14, 2007 Diana Ross performs; one contestant must leave. Details Episode 22 Aired Mar 20, 2007 Eleven finalists compete with hit songs from the 1960s British-pop invasion; British artists Lulu and Peter Noone work with the contestants. Details Episode 23 Aired Mar 21, 2007 Another contestant must leave; British artists Lulu and Peter Noone perform. Details Episode 24 Aired Mar 27, 2007 The 10 finalists compete in a pop-themed performance show after being coached by Gwen Stefani. Details Episode 25 Aired Mar 28, 2007 Another contestant must leave; Gwen Stefani performs with Akon. Details Episode 26 Aired Apr 3, 2007 Nine finalists compete after Tony Bennett coaches them. Details Episode 27 Aired Apr 4, 2007 One contestant must leave; Michael Bublé performs. Details Episode 28 Aired Apr 10, 2007 Jennifer Lopez coaches the eight finalists before they perform. Details Episode 29 Aired Apr 11, 2007 Jennifer Lopez performs; one contestant must leave. Details Episode 30 Aired Apr 17, 2007 Martina McBride mentors the seven finalists before they perform. Details Episode 31 Aired Apr 18, 2007 Martina McBride performs; another contestant must leave. Details Episode 32 Aired Apr 24, 2007 Idol Gives Back The six finalists perform songs about compassion and hope. Details Episode 33 Aired Apr 25, 2007 Idol Gives Back Celebrities including Celine Dion, Pink, Gwen Stefani, Josh Groban and the African Children's Choir, Annie Lennox, Il Divo, Hugh Grant, Helen Mirren, Rascal Flatts and Keira Knightley help raise funds for charity; Bono meets with the finalists. Details Episode 34 Aired May 1, 2007 Bon Jovi mentors the six remaining finalists before they perform songs by the band. Details Episode 35 Aired May 2, 2007 Bon Jovi performs; two singers must leave. Details Episode 36 Aired May 8, 2007 The four remaining finalists compete, performing the music of Barry Gibb. Details Episode 37 Aired May 9, 2007 Barry Gibb performs; another singer must leave. Details Episode 38 Aired May 15, 2007 The three remaining finalists perform. Details Episode 39 Aired May 16, 2007 Another singer must leave. Details Episode 40 Aired May 22, 2007 The final two contestants perform at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. Details Episode 41 Aired May 23, 2007 Viewers' votes determine the next American Idol; the final 12 contestants reunite. Details
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Season Info

Executive Producer
Simon Fuller, Cecile Frot-Coutaz, Nigel Lythgoe, Ken Warwick
Network
ABC
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Music, Reality
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jan 16, 2007