First, she needs to fire the agent/manager who is screwing up the contract talks, and second, how annoying that we would be left with no Paula yet still have to hear Kara D blather on!
it's like: what's the point of even watching now?!? first, they cut out most of the horrendous auditions and now no paula? remind me why i should tune in again...?
Paula works my last nerve. The incoherence. The gushing for no apparent reason. The rambling. The grandiosity of her verbagenous. The freaky deaky wardrobe. The bad hair. The wonky eyes. The pathetic come-ons to Simon.
It would be a shame. Of course, if she really wanted to stay, she could have accepted the $10 million contract instead of holding out for $20 million. Poor rich people :o)
As soon as I heard they had added a 4th (female) judge to the panel last season I instantly thought that Paula was going to be kicked to the curb at some point.
Think she's really going? I hope not. It just won't be the same.
ReplyDeleteFirst, she needs to fire the agent/manager who is screwing up the contract talks, and second, how annoying that we would be left with no Paula yet still have to hear Kara D blather on!
ReplyDeleteit's like: what's the point of even watching now?!? first, they cut out most of the horrendous auditions and now no paula? remind me why i should tune in again...?
ReplyDeletePaula works my last nerve.
ReplyDeleteThe incoherence.
The gushing for no apparent reason.
The rambling.
The grandiosity of her verbagenous.
The freaky deaky wardrobe.
The bad hair.
The wonky eyes.
The pathetic come-ons to Simon.
She goes, I go!
I dont know if i would realy miss the craziness.
ReplyDeleteIt would be a shame. Of course, if she really wanted to stay, she could have accepted the $10 million contract instead of holding out for $20 million. Poor rich people :o)
ReplyDeleteShe'll be back.
ReplyDeletei think the whole show needs to be taken off the air
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I heard they had added a 4th (female) judge to the panel last season I instantly thought that Paula was going to be kicked to the curb at some point.
ReplyDelete