We're down to the final three, who'll be performing twice tonight – one song of their own choosing and one picked by the judges.

The contestants' selections range from good to so-so to what was he thinking?

And the judges' picks are even more varied. One is divine. One is surprising. And the third? Such a horrific song, you really feel for the contestant who had to sing it.

Expectations for the "Idol" results show are never really too high. That's particularly the case this week after Tuesday night's weird movie theme show – in which the final four contestants performed lackluster songs from films and guest mentor Jamie Foxx kind of creeped us out by asking one of the finalists to "seduce" him in song.

But at least this results show had a plot twist worthy of an Alfred Hitchcock or M. Night Shyamalan movie.

... the "Idol" Final Four picked these???

It's movie night on "Idol" this week, with the finalists each performing a favorite song from a film. (I'm hoping no one dare attempts Whitney/Dolly's "I Will Always Love You," that awful Phil Collins mess "Against All Odds/Take a Look at Me Now" or the even-worse Aerosmith "I Don't Want to Miss That Giant Asteroid Thing That's About to Crash Into Bruce Willis.")

But after hearing what the contestants do select, a big ole ballad from "The Bodyguard" might have actually improved things. Also this week, the finalists are paired up to sing duets. And Jamie Foxx, who has had much success with movies and music, is the guest judge.

Dancing with the Stars (8pm, ABC) - It's elimination night and The Gypsy Kings perform. But more importantly, Kenny Mayne, Jerry Rice, and Len Goodman host Dance Center. 

American Idol (8pm, Fox) - Jamie Foxx is the mentor and the remaining contestants sing songs from the movies.

Glee (9pm, Fox) - Rachel freaks out when she gets a sore throat and Kurt makes a personality adjustment to please his dad. Also, Puck makes a move designed to increase his social standing.

The Good Wife (10pm, CBS) - The winner is announced in the competition between Alicia and Cary to see who gets to stay on with the firm as the new associate. 

Parenthood (10pm, NBC) - After keeping their financial problems from his wife, Zeek ends up moving in with Adam and Kristina. 

A week after they got saddled with the less-than-thrilling songbook of Shania Twain, the final five "Idol" hopefuls have some much, much bigger shoes to fill. They'll be singing the songs of the Chairman of the Board himself, Ol' Blue Eyes, Frank Sinatra.

As a huge Sinatra fan, I don't exactly have, um, high-apple-pie-in-the-sky hopes for how this will turn out. And of the five, four of them, under the mentoring of Harry Connick Jr., give performances that are nothing to get excited about.

Thankfully, it was a very good night for the fifth "Idol" wannabe.

After last week's bloated, two-and-a-half-hour elimination show/ fund-raising extravaganza, "Idol" gets back to a more managable (yet still bloated) hour results show.

In keeping with the "country week" theme started by mentor Shania Twain, we get plenty of down-home performances, including Lady Antebellum, Sons of Sylvia (um ... who?) and Rascal Flatts with Shakira (huh?)

Finally, we get down to results ...

It has now happened three weeks in a row: those taping "Glee" likely missed the last few minutes of the episode because "American Idol" is incapable of ending their show on time.

I know, I know. We can tape the show after "Glee" to make sure we catch everything, but we shouldn't have to do that. There are already way too many good shows on Tuesdays at 10 for me to give up taping one of them to make up for Fox's ineptitude.

So if you missed the ending last night (like me), you missed guest star Kristin Chenoweth performing the song, "Home."

You can watch it below.

Shania Twain seems like an amazing woman. She's always friendly, funny, kind – a perfect mentor for a group of "Idol" wannabes. Of course, she's also very easy on the eyes, and – judging by her country and pop success – she's a heck of a performer.

So it pains us to say this, but Shania's "very special songbook," as Ryan Seacrest calls it, feels a bit lacking. Sure, she's had some memorable hits such as "You're Still the One," "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" and "That Don't Impress Me Much."

But after recent weeks when the contestants had the songs of Elvis and Lennon and McCartney to choose from, this week's theme was a letdown. The performances, like the songs, are fine, but not fantastic.