ZuriGee

What were the results of the polygraph? I missed it.

I don't watch the show all the time - but all previous follow-up shows I've seen have been about great results and raving about how Dr Phil saved them! This is the first one I've seen that admitted a "treatment failure".

Very sad. The story on the blog is touching but I think so many pictures of him in his last days is an invasion of privacy and in poor taste for a public blog. Close-ups of his face and legs and all his equipment were not necessary to post publicly. He seemed like a dignified man and this is so personal.

They are basically nice looking girls but I think they do a good job of screwing that up with the hair (lack of), nasal piercing, garish makeup, and their mannerisms. They also don't know how to maintain neutral or pleasant facial expressions - when they get judges' feedback you can see them seething. I've known some identical twins who are very close. But I've never seen adult twins who are constantly cuddling or holding each other like these two.

So how does this work? Do all 16 original designers put on a show so that attendees don't know who are the finalists? And if so - do they all get the same amount of money to create their collection? Some years it has been around $9000 each - that would add up to a lot given how cheap they've gotten over the years on other things. (I assume one of the reasons all challenges are now single day is so the show can be filmed in half to a third of the time of early seasons to save production costs).

I think they gave them those pajamas in a backpack when they told them about the sleepover.

Hi WireWrap - is there another discussion site? I thought after TWOP ended that this was the only one. Thanks!