as they were outraged by her elimination. Judge Jennifer Lopez revealed in an interview that she was outraged and disappointed with the result and believed that Malaya did not deserve to be eliminated from the show; then added that she wished she could've done something about it. American Idol Season 11 runner-up Jessica Sanchez stated on Twitter her anger and disappointment with Malaya's elimination. Stating "Mad and disappointed about it Malaya should have been safe. #idoldisagree" Dozens of American Idol reviewers also stated their disappointment and outrage with the result saying that Watson did not deserve to go home. Season nineteen Arthur Gunn comeback Season 19 added a comeback round where contestants from the previous series competed to earn a place in the live shows. When Season 18 Runner-up Arthur Gunn was selected for this contest alongside several semifinalists, fans claimed he was being given an unfair advantage. Gunn won the contest and joined the competition at the Final 10. His comeback was unpopular with many fans, with some claiming that Season 19 was rigged for him to win at the expense of favorites such as Grace Kinstler or Willie Spence, who had been part of the series from the beginning. An unsuccessful campaign to disqualify Gunn from the competition was started by fans of the contestants that originally auditioned for Season 19. Gunn was eventually eliminated during the Top 7 round. Career control American Idol had come under fire for maintaining what some claim to be total control of the careers of the contestants that sign with their company, 19 Entertainment. The contract the contestants are required to sign gives Simon Fuller's company the right to oversee not just the recording deal for American Idol stars, but also control any merchandising, touring, sponsorship and movie deals. It also gives the producer the right to "record any and all behavior of the contestant "in and in connection with the series" and use the contestant's likeness, voice and any or all biographical material, whether true or false, any way they want to", and forbade the contestants to reveal anything about the show where any breaches of confidentiality can result in damages assumed to be in excess of $5 million. According to National Geographic Channel investigator and journalist Eric Olsen, 'Branding' is what Fuller is all about. Lucian Grainge, chairman and chief executive of Universal Music U.K. was quoted as saying: In