The Voice Recap: The Top 12 Become 10

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The Voice

The VoiceLast night on The Voice, the top 12 became 10 when America’s votes sent two contestants home and while the results weren’t all that surprising, it was still a bit sad to see them go.

The results started off predictably enough, with Carson methodically announcing two by two which contestants would be safe. In order to keep us in a little bit of suspense, Mr. Daly kept known fan favorites such as Trevin Hunte and Terry McDermott under the spotlight and at risk of elimination for the first few rounds of “safety announcements.” Inevitably, however, these two, along with other front runners such as Sylvia Yacoub and Amanda Brown were given the all clear signal, to which many adoring fans breathed a sigh of relief because with America voting, you just never know.

The last two contestants saved for the night, after waiting almost the entire results show to learn their fates, were funny farm boy Cody Belew and whispery singer Melanie Martinez, leaving Adriana Louise and Michaela Paige holding the bag. Adriana, who was only saved last week thanks to coach, Christina, seemed unsurprised by her elimination, while Michaela put a stoic foot forward and offered a bit of inspirational advice to the viewers.

Amidst the tension filled results that Carson delivered throughout the show, were performances by the contestants and at times, their coaches. Watching the coaches perform with pride alongside their teams was not only entertaining, but it kept the results show from seeming like it was just trying to fill up the time slot and instead, more like it was celebrating the top 12.

Next week, the top 10 will perform in hopes to earn a spot in the top 8 and stay on the road to becoming the next winner of The Voice.

The Voice airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8/7c on NBC.

Rachel Brumm

As a long time writer and aspiring beach bum, I appreciate the opportunity to get to justify my TV addiction by writing about the shows I love to watch. It’s true that I’ve been on a bit of a reality kick and, like a traffic accident, just can’t stop watching those competition singing and dating shows. I also enjoy a good comedy and even throw in a drama for good measure when I can squeeze in the time. When I’m not writing or watching the tube (do they call it that anymore?), I’m hanging at the beach with my family and trying, to no avail, to cook like Gordon Ramsay (Yes, I like those reality shows too). Follow me on Twitter at @PrimetimeGal.