The Battle Rounds continued on Tuesday's episode of The Voice, and there were some big shockers.
Certain performers who were solid in the Blind Auditions completely fizzled out. Others continued to turn in winning performances.
The current season of The Voice has not been all that memorable.
Maybe the dreaded reality TV fatigue is finally setting in, but NBC is milking the show like crazy.
The Blind Auditions reached their sixth night on Tuesday.
Yes, it felt like groundhog day, but at least there were some decent acts, we guess.
The Blind Auditions were dragged out even further on Monday's episode of The Voice.
But there was one silver lining:
After Monday's Blind Auditions brought some of the worst auditions yet our way, five more people advanced to the next stage of the competition on Tuesday.
But were these five more worthy than the bunch that made the first episode of the week such a big drag?
After some genuinely surprising performances last week, the action slowed down Monday night, and we got to meet a group of middle of the pack performers.
But where did they end up?
The Voice returned Monday with a brand new twist, and some of the best vocalists in the show's fifteen season history.
Did Tuesday's episode manage to keep up the pace?
it's hard to believe it, but The Voice Season 15 premiered Monday night.
Series mainstays Adam Levine and Blake Shelton were joined by Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson for what will probably be another season of the wrong contestant being voted out on a weekly basis, never to hear from the actual winner again.
Before the days of Rudy Giuliani saying "Truth isn't truth," Donald Trump was a reality star. So what prompted him to run for office?
Michael Moore has a theory, and he shared it while promoting his new film on Trump.
The Voice Season 14 has been a hot mess from start to finish. With mind-boggling decisions from the coaches, to the bloated live episodes, it's becoming clearer than ever that the show is running out of steam.
The show should air for one night a week, and have the eliminations in the same episode as the performances. It's becoming a drag to watch, and the ratings are reflecting it.
The top four took to the stage Monday night to perform a cover, an original single and even a duet with their coach.
Oh yes, it's the end of The Voice Season 14, and that can only mean one thing: Lots of performances from your favorite contestants.
For the second time in just a few weeks, Christina Aguilera has talked dirty (or should we say... dirrty?) about her time on The Voice.
Earlier this month, the pop star compared working on this singing competition to being on a "hamster wheel," said the experience was an "energy suck" and said she was "was longing for freedom."
