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On ADAM LAMBERT's side; this time.
Adam was canceled on Kimmel, not Fallon. Frankly, I think it was stupid of ABC to cancel Adam's appearance on GMA and Kimmel. He's a smart man. He knows he took things too far on the AMAs, but he was on at 10:55 PM ET that night--kids should have been in bed on a school night. Furthermore, for parents who were upset, they should have turned the channel after Janet Jackson's crotch grabbing. Regardless, Adam did a wonderful job on The Early Show, Letterman, and Ellen, and I'm looking forward to seeing him next week on Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People of 2009 and on Larry King Live, as well as on Leno later in the month. ABC's loss is the other network stations' gain.— December 4, 2009 4:27 p.m.