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The live television broadcast of "The Sound of Music" was the perfect opportunity to share a favorite thing with the kids and instead poor Carrie Underwood found herself a yodel away from the most underwhelming performance of any musical in history.
While it was widely agreed that Ms. Underwood has the perfect singing voice for the role, her dreadful acting took down the house as parents tried and failed to stick-it-out with the kids.
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