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Oh good. This is just what everyone was hoping for, even more Olivia-centric storylines.

It is going to be very un-politically correct for me to say this but the plus-sized models did not do the designers any favors. All the outfits that wowed the judges were worn by the size 0 models. Georgia’s showpiece blue dress looked awful on the plus-sized model and the judges rightfully lambasted it. I do think that someone with a slim figure would have done wonders for that dress. Why do they bother having outfit for men in this show? Do they really think that a lot of men are going to become customers and be profitable for them? Total pipe dream.

Sienna's male outfit has got to be one of the ugliest and unflattering outfits ever designed on this show. She was rightfully sent home.

Overall good designs from everyone other than Marc-Antoine and Sienna. M-A just threw everything but the kitchen sink and the outfit screams overdesigned. Sienna should have been given an automatic cut for having a peplum in the outfit.

Finally agree with the judges for the winner and loser. Sending the flamenco dress home was the right decision.

I'm just glad that none of the judges batted an eye at Bone's lame attempt at tear-jerking with his dad's heart surgery story. That dress was a red pile of ugly. Who is Precious Lee and should I care?

They should have revoked the immunity and sent Christina home for that quilted comforter she called a dress.

Daryl fixes his bike while Carol makes soup and tries to catch a mouse. That's the entire plot of the episode. This has to be the worst one yet.

Dominican Republic lesbian couple with the Valley girls' voice who speaks like 18 year old bimbos. Sorry ladies, you're in your late 30's. It's not cute any more. Total nails on the chalkboard for me.

Sander's unique selling point was having a tailor ready on hand. Did he forget that his target was Amazon, an online retailer? That was the nail in the coffin for him.

Nounouri - total jump the shark moment for this show. I think I'm out.

As a Tim Gunn non-fan, I hate that he's such a big part of this show. He's gone beyond just a mentor and is pretty much a co-host now. Even as a mentor, he doesn't do anything more than give serious/concerned facial expressions. Don't even get me started on the Heidi and Tim date segment BS. Puke...

The big thing that bothers me about this show is when the judges criticize the sewing skills. Let's not forget that the big premise of this show is that all the sewing is done by seamstresses and not the designers. Also, the designers are not present to oversee the garments being sewn, so it's all just a crapshoot. Sure, they may be able to make small alterations here and there, but the bulk of it is out of their control. I just want to give them a Cher slap whenever one of the judges point out the poor construction job,

For traffic court, maybe.

The gay couple in St. Maarten couldn't be any more of the annoying bitchy gay stereotype even if they tried. Couldn't stand them dismissing most of the properties because they were too small for entertaining (which they weren't). Unless St. Maarten is filled with pudgy middle-aged whiny gay men, I doubt they're going to have issues with accommodating their gigantic house parties. That second property with the glass mezzanine is gorgeous.

The entire Utrecht episode was way too cringey for me. It's like a bad 90's sitcom with some real estate thrown in.

Victoria did another Xena Warrior Princess dress with asymmetrical skirt and ended up in the top 3 again? Total one way monkey. Sergio's inevitable auffing is going to be delicious.

No, it really isn't. Edit all that shit out. I doubt anyone here tunes into PR to watch shit-stirring by the likes of Gretchen and Helen.

I bet that's because these designers came into the competition with a bunch of outfits already planned out in their mind and just tailor it slightly to the challenge parameters. The vast majority of the outfits are probably fancy party dresses. Anya is clearly the exception since all hers are stapled together beachwear. The show is wayyy overdue for a menswear challenge IMO.

Edinburgh: I turned it off as soon as she said "this has been my dreams for a while so I make the rules." What a self-centered asshat. The boyfriend should ditch her asap so she could chase her dreams - alone.

I find myself asking this question nearly all of the episodes. Funny enough, this meme has constantly been popping up all over my Facebook feed recently...

It's hot as heck in that part of the world all year round. There's no way anyone would ever want a warm shower. It's a typical non-issue that HH likes to bring up to add to the drama.

Loving the bromance in this episode. How awesome would it be if after they managed to heal Jack, they made Dean change teams and the two of them fell in love and became a couple? All the fangirls would probably riot.

The Bordeaux one was just weird. I wasn't sure if I was watching HH or a sitcom. Both guys were trying way too hard to be witty like they were auditioning for their own show. And Adrian was just being Adrian. Anyone else immediately lose interest as soon as it's revealed that the hunters are searching for a rental instead of buying?

The wife in the Lake Como episode is way too grating. She's probably the one at parties who's running around making everyone use a coaster. Living with a Debbie Downer like that would give me cardiac problems too.