Last night, the final eight competed on "The Voice," plus we found out which contestants from Team Adam and Team Cee Lo (who competed last week) made it through to this crucial round. There were no huge surprises--America voted through Adam Levine's Javier Colon and Cee Lo Green's Vicci Martinez, while those judges' respective picks were Casey Weston and Nakia--but there was still plenty of drama, and today, there is much for my Yahoo! colleague Matt Whitfield and I to discuss.

Is Adam Levine REALLY unfamiliar with Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me," or (conspiracy theory alert!) was he just trying to slip in a playful jab at "The Voice's" rival show (or even trying to sabotage Nakia, who covered "WWFM")? Could Vicci Martinez or Dia Frampton steal the title next week from Javier Colon? And which bald diva will prevail from Team Xtina, Beverly McClellan or Frenchie Davis?

Please be sure to join in our convo by posting your comments below...

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At first I suspected that I was the only person watching "The Glee Project," but that wasn't going to stop me from singing the praises of this little singing competition. There was simply too much awesomeness to ignore.

But it turns out the show is quickly picking up a following and becoming a sleeper hit for the Oxygen Network, and I am filled with glee over this development. I genuinely believe that "The Glee Project" is better than "Glee" nowadays, and I can think of no better example of this than the show's recent video for a Gleeful cover of Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It," complete with keytars, Bowie facepaint, Townshend-style guitar-smashing, and rockin' anti-bullying messaging.

Gleek out to the clip below:

"The Glee Project" airs Sunday nights on the Oxygen Network.

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Little monsters the world over rejoiced when it was announced this week that Lady Gaga--who historically made her U.S. television performance debut on "So You Think You Can Dance" back in 2008, singing the Season 4 theme song "Just Dance," and then later recruited Season 4 contestant Mark Kanemura for her dance troupe--will return to the show sometime later this season, this time as a guest judge.

While Gaga has appeared on reality shows before--for some bizarre reason, she guested on Bravo's short-lived fashion competition "Launch My Line" in January 2010, and she mentored this year on "American Idol"--her judging stint on "SYTYCD" will truly be must-see TV.

"What she will do is give great advice on how to handle yourself, how to be creatve with what you do, and how to be a fabulous performer," show producer and judge Nigel Lythgoe told reporters this week. "She has actually done what I want these [contestants] to do, which is get an audience behind them."

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Last night on "So You Think You Can Dance's" first results show of Season 8, something unprecedented took place: The indecisive judges (including guest judge Megan Mullally) asked two of the up-for-elimination dancers, Mitchell and Robert, to reprise their solos...and then ultimately chose to keep all 20 contestants on the show for another week. It all made for excellently suspenseful television, but apparently this was not staged for just for TV drama's sake.

Speaking to reporters backstage immediately after the show, main judge and executive producer Nigel Lythgoe revealed that the surprising decision was just as last-minute as it seemed on TV, and was made in the final minutes of Thursday's live episode. "I called for Mike Darnell [Fox's president of alternative entertainment] and Trae Williams, who is standards and practices, and said, 'This is what we'd like to do. We've done it on 'Idol' before. I know we've never done it on this program, but it gives us another week for America