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#76

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/2/13 at 10:22pm

"And they kind of looked like brother and sister to me...."

Yep, there was some internecine-loathing going on in that camp.

I honestly don't care how mean Miranda and the others were to Timothy as long as he was booted off that show. He should have been off'd on the season's 1st episode for wearing those heels after insisting that his model go with no makeup, bare-footed, and un-styled. He's an unsustainable azz-wipe and pathetic designer who got what he deserved finally. Never once did he take Tim Gunn's counsel and when he single-handedly changed the design behind Miranda's back I was hoping she'd unleash a can of whoop-azz on him before the cameras. Hopefully, he'll learn to produce something that is both figure-flattering on a woman's body and stylish versus the self-indulgent tripe he served up on PR.

Even Sandro is more bearable than unicorn-boy. That said, I hope he gets his walking papers next week. I just don't find the problem-children entertaining. I tune in to watch talented aspiring designers attempt to ply their trade.

Finally, I still say that Santino Rice, one of the previous winners, got away with murder. There's no way some of his poorly-executed garments would have made the grade this season with the judges literally eye-balling every stitch & hem. There were colorful & annoying characters on past seasons but I don't recall any as green as a designer as Timothy (who lasted for 3 episodes).

#FactsMatter...your feelings not so much.

Updated On: 8/2/13 at 10:22 PM

#77

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/8/13 at 10:08pm

DRAMA. He should be kicked off the show.

You have every right to have any sort of emotional reaction, but when it turns into a physical reaction like that, you need to control yourself. Once it gets physical, it becomes a danger to others, and you have to go.

"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle

#78

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/8/13 at 10:29pm

AND that dual proposal was the CUTEST, SWEETEST, LOVING thing that I've seen on TV.

#79

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/8/13 at 11:21pm

Yes, the dual proposal was delightful. I shed a tear. I love the full support they got from everyone there as well.

Thank goodness, Sondra (sp?) is gone -- but I would have liked some sort of follow up. (I wouldn't be suprised if he refused to talk on camera.)

If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it? These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.

#80

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 1:12am

Do they still do reunions for Project Runway. Maybe we'll find out then.

#81

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 7:03am

Yes, usually right before the finale. (If my memory serves me right.) I wonder if they'd WANT him back. I'm sure they get paid for that.

I think they are lucky it happened the way it did, that Russian was going to explode. His "demand" that he wanted feedback, and for them to TELL him what they wanted was ridiculous. What a baby. I thought Posen treated him with the disdain he deserved. Heidi was a deer in the headlights.

#82

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 9:25am

I still want karma for Miranda. Hope it comes soon. And the monstrosity she turned out last night - well, she's right, if the drama queen didn't stalk off, it would have been her.

<-----I'M TOTES ROLLING MY EYES

#83

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 9:34am

I haven't watched the episode yet, but I'm wondering if he is being kept separate from all of the other "aufed" designers (from the promos and what's been described here it sounds like it was a pretty violent meltdown on his part). The designers don't get to go home once they are eliminated and even have to travel to and from the various locations with the rest of the cast so that anybody who manages to spot them while in transit can't figure out who is gone and who is not once the show starts to air. That was why it was such a big deal when that older lady snuck out in the middle of the night a season or two back. I always wondered if the producers tracked her down and forced her to come back to be sequestered.

#84

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 9:37am

I don't think I've ever seen a season of Project Runway where the front runners, coasting designers, and the soon to be eliminated has been so apparent.

#85

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 9:39am

"I don't think I've ever seen a season of Project Runway where the front runners, coasting designers, and the soon to be eliminated has been so apparent."

The Mondo/Gretchen season. It was clear pretty early on that Nina and Kors had hard ons for Gretchen's dull as dishwater design aesthetic and Heidi was going to fight tooth and nail for Mondo. Nobody else really mattered in that season.

#86

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:21pm

Most seasons have had obvious front runners and people kept in for good TV right from the beginning. What I don't get is why there are people who always feel so entitled, and not just on Project Runway.

#87

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:37pm

I love Bradon...but I'm Team Dom all the way. I dig her vibe, her aesthetic, her youthful energy.

#88

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:40pm

Man, Sandoro went from zero to Full-On-Crazy in no time flat. And why? Just because he wasn't getting the attention he deserved.

His level of taste was always 'tacky 80's', so I'm certain he was only cast because they knew he was going to cause drama. So, I was actually laughing when Heidi was acting like she was so shocked that Sandro has stormed out.

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#89

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:45pm

I like Dom a lot, and I want her to win, but I can't deny my feeling that Kate will win. I want them both in the top 3 though. Bradon will make it far too, if not to the top 3. His work just doesn't do anything for me personally. I also feel that Alexandria has the potential to do well.

#90

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:46pm

I think he has real, deep issues. I mean...being gay and Russian will probably F*CK you up hardcore.

Not that I really have sympathy for a grown man who behaves that way, but it was really ugly to watch. He had no business being on the show.

#91

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:49pm

Gurl is all kindsa f'd up. But, that was some fine, ample bootay running across the street!

#92

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:52pm

He needed to return that stripped top to the costume department at CHICAGO.

#93

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:53pm

Wow, he totally looks like someone in CHICAGO.

#94

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 12:58pm

#95

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 1:32pm

I did not like Kate in her original season, but have really been enjoying her work this time around.

And Helen ( needs to grow up. She just falls apart whenever met with criticism. Her reason for yelling at Sondra was pretty self centered in itself. "But I almost went home!" But she didn't, so no pity party was needed.

Ken looks like he's going to be quite douchey in the near future.

Updated On: 8/9/13 at 01:32 PM

#96

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 3:21pm

I really, really like Jeremy. And by really, really like him I mean I really, really want him. Gorgeous MAN with an accent to boot.

#97

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 3:28pm

British clothing designer with a small belly and great sense of personal style?

You gotta break a home to make a home!

#98

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 5:00pm

Helen cries every five minutes. You can set your watch to her. That crying could cost her the win, if she should ever get that far.

<-----I'M TOTES ROLLING MY EYES

#99

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 5:11pm

It was clear pretty early on that Nina and Kors had hard ons for Gretchen's dull as dishwater design aesthetic and Heidi was going to fight tooth and nail for Mondo.

Nina Kors HATED Gretchen for about the first half of the season because every time they criticized her, Gretchen would disagree and get all sassy with them like she knew everything and they didn't know what they were talking about. It wasn't until they took her down a peg or two that she started producing stuff they liked. That's why it was a bit shocking she ended up winning that season, especially with the drab boring hanging baskets she kept designing.

Sandro is that belligerent drunk you watch, from a safe distance, getting throw out of the bar somewhere between midnight and closing. I think he's just a nasty sick f*ck. I just hope whoever ends up dating him has a good health insurance plan and 911 always at the ready.

"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian

#100

Project Runway, anyone?

Posted: 8/9/13 at 5:29pm

Did she, Mister Matt? I guess I don't remember the critiques, just her winning the first two challenges for rather boring designs, and then of course that outcome of that season. Even Tim Gunn spoke out about that one.

Of course they constantly contradict themselves from challenge to challenge. I remember in season 9 during the unconventional challenge they called one designer out for a brown and orange combination for looking "too Halloween" (or something like that) and then later Josh McKinley put up that same combination, with almost identical shades of orange and brown, and Nina and Michael Kors fell over themselves praising him.

Don't get me wrong, I do often agree with a lot of what Nina has to say (and sometimes miss the snark of La Kors), but when I do disagree with her I find that I REALLY disagree with her.

I'm partially through the current episode now so I'm sure I'll have some more to add once I actually finish it.

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