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The Voice, The Day After: Season 3 Finale Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Wed, Dec 19, 2012 7:26 PM EST

Last night, Cassadee Pope won Season 3 of "The Voice"--and while this may not have been the most suspenseful or surprising results announcement in talent show history, it was still a fantastic finale, filled with tender, funny moments and awesome musical performances by more than a dozen talented "Voice" contestants. Well done, "The Voice." Well done.

Today, my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield and I discuss "The Voice" Season 3 one final time. How do we feel about last night's result? Do we think that result would have been different if iTunes sales hadn't played such a major factor? What were our favorite moments from last night's show? What will we miss most about temporarily exiting judges Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green? And are we excited for Season 4 with new judges Usher and Shakira? We dish about all this and more. Enjoy.

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