Last night, nobody got eliminated on "American Idol," but that doesn't mean my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield and I have nothing talk about today. From Candice Glover showing some actual personality after her fangirlish surprise encounter with Drake, to the judges' blatant Amber Holcomb-pimping spectacularly backfiring, to Stefano's failed comeback and Lee DeWyze's surprisingly successful one, there's still much to discuss. Enjoy the "Idol" chatter below!

Who went home? No one!Regular "American Idol" viewers--and yes, there are still some out there--know that the much-ballyhooed Judges' Save was kept around all season, in an in-case-of-emergency-break-glass, backup-plan sort of way, to ensure that none of this season's favored female contestants went home before the boys. Or at least not before Lazaro Arbos. But eventually the Judges' Save expired, unused this season (an "Idol" first), leaving producers with a whole extra week to fill before the May 15-16 finale.

So, what to do with that bonus week? Run a "Best of Adam Lambert" clip show? Air a "Where Are They Now?" special hosted by Brian Dunkleman and Kara DioGuardi? Host a PPV wrestling match between Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj, to raise funds to appease (probably under-served) advertisers? All of these might've been good ratings-boosters, but no. Instead, producers decided they will DO THE TOP FOUR SHOW ALL OVER AGAIN.

Last night, the "American Idol" top four show had a "One-Hit Wonders" theme, but there were more hits than misses, as the contestants picked mostly lame song choices that not only were missed opportunities to show some creativity and personality, but technically weren't even one-hit wonders at all.

Today, my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield and I talk about last night's episode (including all the disgusting Amber-pimping and Candice/Kree-busing), and also we address those crazy rumors about Fox honchos trying to change up the judging panel mid-season. Enjoy the "Idol" chatter!