You saw two that made it to the Top 24. The descriptions are from a website and are not mine.

Now Casey James, a motorcycle accident survivor, sings a country song I don't know and I'm not loving it. Simon and Randy are with me, but Kara and Victoria are totally for Casey. They love his look but don't talk about his singing, they just want him to get half-naked. Wow, what is going on? I'm really not that in love with him, I wonder if we'll see much more of Casey?

The sob story du jour is Haeley Vaughn, who was born two months premature and then lost her dad. Yeah, yeah, move it along. Everybody has a sob story. Also, born in 1993? Jeezus, that makes me feel old. Haley gets 100x more interesting to me when she says she wants to be the first black country-pop artist. She sings "Last Name" and it's alright but you can tell her voice isn't big enough for a song like that. But she's good enough to go to Hollywood, I guess.

Here are four others that were shown and made it to Hollywood, but are not in the Top 24:

Up now is Kimberly Kerbow with "The Way I Am." She's super-cute and has an adorable 5 year-old girl, though she has on a bad wig. I wonder if she has hair? I don't love her on this song because it's not showing off her voice enough, but she can obviously sing. Who does she look like? She reminds me of somebody famous. Hmmm. She's through unanimously but as soon as she's gone, the judges talk about her wig. So I wasn't imagining that! Good to know.

Danelle Hayes is a crunchy granola cutie girl with a 3 year-old son. Two in a row, huh. She starts crying during her audition because of how hard she's worked to pursue music. She seems really sweet. She sings "I'm the Only One" and she's got a great Janis Joplin thing going on but with better tone when she pulls it back. The judges are totally smitten with her and she's through.

Sixteen year-old Tori Kelly is up now and she's SO cute. Man, between Kimberly, Danielle and Tori we have some cuties tonight. Tori's little friend Hope brings pictures for the judges. Awww. Tori sings "Gravity" and has a beautiful little voice. We don't get to hear her really rip it up, but she's obviously great. Simon says she was annoying, which I didn't hear, but the other judges love her and put her through.

Nicci Nix is up now. She's from Italy? No, she's living in Italy, but she has a weird accent and a tiny little voice. She sings "Something Kind of Ooh" and I don't like her voice. It's... there's not a lot of THERE there. Simon calls her a "funny little thing, " which is totally true. She gets through unanimously, but I just don't see it. Hmm.

Lacey Brown was back, after losing out in the top 50 last season as she watched tattooed single mom Megan Joy move ahead. The honey-voiced 23-year-old Amarillo, Texas, church event director with the spiky red hair won the judges over again, though with a buttery "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," earning her second shot at fame.

The clip show brought together a variety of the best of this year's wannabes, from raspy-voiced Lee DeWyze of Illinois, a paint store clerk who sang a sandpaper cover of Bill Withers' classic soul tune "Ain't No Sunshine," to dreadlocked hippie chick Crystal Bowersox, a 23-year-old musician mom who went with the rocker girl classic "Piece of My Heart" by Janis Joplin.

There was the sad story of Hollywood's Didi Benami, a 22-year-old waitress auditioning in honor of her best friend Rebecca, who died at age 16. Benami had trouble keeping her emotions in check while singing a jazzy take on the Beatles' "Hey Jude," with guest judge Avril Lavigne saying she had "huge potential."

...and hard-luck case Aaron Kelly, who blasted out a powerful country-ish cover of Miley Cyrus' "The Climb."

Personal trainer Michael Lynche showed off his massive guns and some serious R&B chops while belting the audition classic "Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers. The judges liked him, Kara DioGuardi called him a "singing teddy bear," and he made it to Hollywood. It's unclear, though, what his fate will be, since last week news emerged that he might have gotten booted after his dad blabbed to the local paper about his success, a no-no for contestants on the show.