Chris Sligh left last week and now we are really starting to pick up some steam, with just nine finalists remaining.
This week Tony Bennett joins the show to give the contestants a helping hand with songs that have been a part of his career. Like last week, it could be about anything.
Cael, meeting his girlfriend at a diner to rescue her from Dale, figures out that he's been set up. Luckily for him he can think on his feet, and so he sneaks out to call the cops on the suspicious guy in a truck outside, which gives him enough of a lead to get away before Dale can follow him. But he didn't see Ginny waiting outside, and she follows Dale home. That will be trouble before long.
As if things aren't challenging enough, what with trying to be a lawyer and all, Doug is settling into his new job at Panco when his boss Hugh comes in with a small public relations job. It seems that the Homeowners Against Panco have assembled in the lobby, and Hugh wants Doug to deal with them. They apparently don't like the fact that their homes were built on an old bombing range.
