After a painfully sleepy rendition of "The Long and Winding Road," Aaron found himself in the bottom three last week. Our voters must feel the same, as he falls all the way to last place in our rankings.

Although Katie has been at her best the past two weeks, she's still not connecting with our voters. "Let It Be" was her best vocal yet, so what does she have to do to break through?

Tim's cover of "All My Loving" was notably better than anything he's done in weeks, which earned him a week of safety and a small boost in our rankings. But come on, we all know this guy's got to go, right?

His bombastic rendition of "Eleanor Rigby" earned the least amount of votes with viewers, but after the judges' save, Big Mike is back. We think his fan support will bounce back this week, but don't expect to see him around for the long haul.

Simon called his version of "Can't Buy Me Love" corny, and America put him in the bottom three for the first time this season. But apparently our voters don't mind corny, as Andrew stays in the middle of the pack in our rankings.

Her delicate, artsy take on "Across the Universe" felt a little affected at times, but it was also a nice change of pace from all her screechy belting. Still, we can't help but think she has lost some of the spark that made her stand out in the early weeks.

His stripped-down, Eddie Vedder-like take on "Jealous Guy" made us see Casey in a whole new light. The same must be true for our voters, as Casey hits his highest ranking in our poll yet.

Not even his wildly inappropriate use of bagpipes during "Hey Jude" can slow Lee down. Sure, his vocals weren't actually that great, but he didn't lose any ground in his chase to keep up with Crystal in our poll.

Crystal remained the one to beat with her version of "Come Together." Like Lee, she made some weird accompaniment choices (were we the only ones who couldn't hear the didgeridoo at all?), but at this point Crystal could sing Sisqó accompanied by the tuba and still win.