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The Voice, The Day After: Live Playoffs Dish, Pt. 2

By | Reality Rocks – Thu, Nov 8, 2012 5:34 PM EST

Last night, the second Live Playoffs episode of "The Voice" Season 3 aired, with members of Team Cee Lo and Team Xtina vying for coveted spots in the top 12. Tonight, six of those 10 contestants--along with three singers each from Team Adam and Team Blake, who competed on Monday--will advance. And honestly, so many of Wednesday's performances were so fantastic (particularly those from Cee Lo Green's contenders), that my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield and I are kind of hoping there will be a bonus 13th contestant, just like there was on "The X Factor" last night.

Check out the video below to watch me and Matt discuss last night's Playoffs and predict who's making it through tonight!

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