He made his name with his withering put downs and caustic commentary. But last night Simon Cowell dropped the Mr Nasty act as he took a final bow on American Idol after nine years of being the head judge on the show.
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I dont think that Idol will survive for long without a judge like him.
Well he created the show, and when the creator leaves, it's really just time to call it quits. I never thought he was mean, but he was honest, and for a show like that, honesty is what was needed. And that worries me that they'll try and get a judge to replace him who is mean, not honest. There is a difference.