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Wouldn't there be even more panic about a MISSING PLANE ? A plane is missing -- CNN would be all over that shit. They'd drag out Richard Quest (their aviation crash/British royalty "expert") for his point of view/smarmy innuendo. All the news channels go apeshit every time a Malaysian air liner disappears, if that happened to a domestic airliner they would be going crazy.
Clearly Avery managed to calm everyone down at the press conference when she assured them all that her team of super hackers plus Mundo was on the job. I laughed when the mother of the teenage girl went from panic shrieking to just staring blankly after hearing Avery speak.
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Is it a HH rule that the females always must irrationally dislike modern/contemporary design....??
Yes. Yes it is.
The women are scripted to only want traditional and the men want craftsman. This is the way it has to be. Every time.
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They're paying that $20K to fulfill their lifelong dream of being able to prance around outside naked - lol.
But they actually didn't get to have any nekked sexy time outside though. They ended up spending $24000 for a week at the Four Seasons with a bunch of other people around.
ETA. The "private island consultant" (another WTF? right there) brought them to the St. Regis resort and casually mentions that it's slightly over budget at $34000 a week. If I had $20k to spend on this and the guy dragged me to a place where I'd have to pony up another $14k, he'd get a swift knee to the balls.
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This show got old for me fast. It's either multimillionaires and their Russian mail-order bimbos or average Joes who somehow managed to scrape up an inordinate amount of cash for a short trip. The last ep I saw was the married pool cleaners with $20k+ to spend on a 1 week Bora Bora vacation. If they really have that kind of cash to burn on a short vacation, then I'm in the wrong business and need to get into pool cleaning ASAP. The whole circus act just screams product placement for the Four Seasons and St. Regis.
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So Saul pulls the man into the room, "interrogates" him, gets zero results whatsoever, and then leaves the guy alone to jump to his death.
I have to ask - has Saul done anything right at all ever? Besides having blind faith in Carrie and Quinn, who themselves manage to get the results, all we ever see from Saul is screwups after screwups. Just when I thought he couldn't be any more incompetent coming out of last season.
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Oh, wait, by that description I thought you WERE talking about regular PR!
There's much less crying with children.
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Speaking as a Canadian, when people sell homes in the winter they usually have pictures of what the place looks like from the summer to give buyers an idea.
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I was inches away from turning off my TV when I heard the line "Go for Krummie".
It's like the writers are trying to shoehorn as many stupid youth-centric memes as possible into the show. Message to the writers: Cut. It. Out.
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But she did. She kicked ass during the paint ball portion. It wasn't until the work room when she shut down...and that was because the other women wouldn't listen to her (or to each other, as was properly pointed out above). Now she may have seemed more sensitive then the rest, but none of them did anything overwhelmingly good during that challenge.
So basically what you're saying is that they treated her just like how they treated each other, but because she's such a sensitive little special snowflake, they ended up mean-girling her because they didn't bend over backwards for her and gave her special treatment?
That makes total sense.
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But Ashley being a better marksman doesn't help the girls in the slightest. She's only giving the men more non-white uniforms to work with. She's not exactly dashing back and forth getting paint on her uniform. Blake was equally as useless in this challenge, so he should STFU too.
Bottom line is that she expected to be one of the first to be picked because of her past wins, she wasn't, and proceeded to retract to her insecure poor-me attitude. The girls definitely didn't single her out or give her any mean treatment. Because she was so useless during the process, they threw out her name when Heidi asked them. Saying that they bullied her is a farce and makes light of the actual bullying problem in society. She's nothing more than an entitled, insecure, whiny special snowflake. And now they rewarded her with a win.
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...her face has been plastered all over the TV and Internet as a Russian traitor and assassin, and there's no reeling all that in -- and no amount of media mea culpas about how they may have reported the story incorrectly will fix that.
Plus the biggest one she did was run to the Russian embassy seeking asylum. Hiding out from the authorities at a foreign embassy while proclaiming that you're not working for said country is a little hard to recover from.
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No sci-fi, please. They shoehorned it into Asylum and it was just plain stupid.
I'd like to see them do a secret society theme, with or without a supernatural element.
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I think everybody wanted to see Ashley's collection.
And I hope everyone got a good laugh afterwards.
I know I did.
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I'm basically just hate watching this show to see what crap the writers can come up with, and I'm never disappointed.
Besides all the points everyone listed, why did they decide to make the evil doc a radiologist and is driven to do all this because she saved so many lives but didn't get the recognition she deserved? Last I checked, most radiologists only deal with imaging and, at best, make crucial findings that they then pass onto others who then do the actually life-saving. Radiologists don't do much directly themselves, so to build up a god complex and say they should hand over control of the hospital to her because she saved so many lives is laughable.
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Grilled romaine? Is this something I should whip up immediately so I can stop missing out?
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Give the designers more time. They need more time to create a design. "Okay designers you have 30 minutes to design an evening dress using only labels from used tunafish cans and volley balls. Your design MUST be creative, flattering, and marketable." The designers need more time to make their designs. "Okay designers you have one day to create your masterpieces. Your dresses better be well-sewn and fit your models like a glove." The show has gone from a skills-based quality fashion TV show to a high school home-ec class.
Your ideas would be spot on and sounded like they were taken right out of the show if it weren't missing the obligatory out-of-place sponsorship.
ie. "...you have 30 minutes to design an evening dress using only labels from trendy and youthful Chicken of the Sea tunafish cans and brilliantly innovative Spalding volley balls. Your design MUST be creative, flattering, and marketable just like Chick-fil-A restaurants, now featuring their amazing new tasty gizzard and entrails wraps!"
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Total filler episode but it was still exciting and action-packed. Can't wait for the takedown of the CIA Director. Nobody can do the role of smug evil asshole like that actor.
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Just saw the episode and all I have to say is... are you fucking kidding me? Ashley won with bar none the most hideous collection in the history of this show. I'm not exaggerating in the slightest when I say this. Every single outfit is horrific.
Between them constantly shoehorning the PR Junior promos and the least deserving winner ever (yes, much worse than Anya and Gretchen IMO), I'm officially out.
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I'm betting that he just took some pieces from his regular line from India and walked it on this show in an attempt to get a few new eyeballs. That's basically his whole MO for appearing on this show. This is not criticism on my part, just an observation (a very obvious one).
Is his collection as special and mind-blowing as some posters on here make it out to be - absolutely not. I'm sure it's pretty generic couture from <insert India's fashion capital here>. Is it more deserving to be in the final show than other contestants? (looking at you, Ashley). Resounding yes!
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Yep, this show has pretty much become a paint-by-number exercise.
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Mediocre final collections to end a mediocre season. Ashley's is just plain embarrassing and should be laughed out of the building.
They should declare that there's no winner and wrap up this circus act.
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As a franchise CSI has never been shy about having a lead go bad or get killed and plugging another actor in.
Oh dear God I hope they do this with Dawson and chuck him and get someone else who can pull it off as an action hero cop character. Dawson is just laughably bad.
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I wonder if PR results would improve if the designers were able to bring pre-made patterns for various kinds of garments.
I think this is the last thing they should do considering the dwindling skill levels of applicants on the show. If they allowed this, it'll just become Project Runway McCall edition.
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Not sure who'll win - remember these people picked half-bald island chick because she "LOOKED LIKE A DESIGNER" but couldn't sew.
LOL Anya. Nobody can forget that travesty. Her name comes up pretty much anytime someone sends out a boring poorly-made outfit.
Yet they still bring her back to mentor better designers on Tim Gunn's show. FFS
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S17.E11: Townhouse Incident
in Law & Order: SVU
What a shitfest.
I always want to skip the episode when I see it's about a hostage storyline. Totally should have passed on this one.