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The Voice, The Day After: Top 8 Results Dish

Last night, Cody Belew and Dez Duron were eliminated from "The Voice," which meant two people (other than Dez and Cody themselves, of course) were very bummed: me, because Cody was my favorite, and Christina Aguilera, because Dez was her one last contestant.

Today, my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield and I chat about what this means for Christina, now that Team Xtina has been X'd out of the competition for the rest of the season; what went wrong for Cody; how last night's results prove that "The Voice" is quite different from "American Idol"; and which of the remaining top six have a chance of winning Season 3.

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