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.
Contestants and celebrities paid tribute to Cowell, 50, in film and in song during last night's season finale, which was screened last night in the U.S. and will show in the UK tonight.
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The latest Star Wars live-action series has wrapped up and the nerds at RPadTV are here to have a nerdy discussion about Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Joining host Raymond Padilla are videogame journalist Paul Semel and Turtle Beach’s MacLean Marshall. The three will discuss what they liked and didn’t like about Star Wars: Skeleton Crew in a review video full of treasure, whimsy, and mayhem (or maybe two of those things).
Discussion topics include what the three thought about the mystery of At Attin, comparisons to The Goonies, how the show fits in with other Star Wars projects, the child actors, Jude Law’s mysterious character, and why the show resonates with some fans while leaving others flat.
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.