'The Voice': And Then There Were Six

Trevin sweated, Nicholas rocked back and forth, and Melanie and Amanda embraced in the dramatic moments before Carson Daly announced which singers would be "saved by America" during last night's "The Voice." Unfortunately, those moments took up just a few minutes of the show, and the rest of the hour was packed with filler -- bland updates from the tweet room, boring group performances, a three-team reunion and, worst of all, pointless interviews with the four judges about how much they love their teams. The exception was a guest appearance by The Muppets and a ridiculous Cee Lo-Kermit duet.

Here's what happened:

1. Daly announces all eight finalists have charted on iTunes since the previous show. Amanda Brown and Trevin Hunte, two of the most dynamic finalists, perform a glitzy version of Lady Gaga's "Marry the Night," pushing each other to absurd falsettos by the end. Adam Levine, in the night's only salient judge comment, mentions the "highly unnatural, bizarre competition that we're having." When the contestants stand in the firing line, weird beard dude Nicholas David is shown with a twirly hair bun.