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Will not miss Tini mooning over Gordon's looks and "muscles." Can't believe Chef Stretch served raw pork. He's so beyond that.

I remember Anthony from Project Runway Season 7 (5th place) and also from All Stars Season 6, which he won. He was so funny and creative. Still, what a surprise to see him in the interior design field. After looking him up, I see he's still creating couture gowns.

Bye bye B Tru. That should improve performance just a little. Abe, with his 9 kids, and overblown ego needs to be excised next. There's so much chest thumping on the blue team. Last night's remark during service, "drop it like panties," demonstrates the level of immaturity of this bunch. Please red team, bury the blue.

Blake chose Austin.

Why were the judges so impressed with the flour/water cracked paste w/glaze? Can't be cleaned, so it's basically wear once and pitch. Add to that it looks very stiff and scratchy with a junior high science fair vibe.

That's how I took it-- as a comment on perspective. The closer you are to a happening, especially with first-hand knowledge, the more likely that you will know the truth.

What a great idea. Put 8-year-old kids together with fire and alcohol. What could go wrong? Most kids were not using the towel on the skillet handle, as demonstrated by the visiting miniature chef. Too bad that A'dan made the top ten. I feel guilty being irritated by a child.

Love the side story about birds hitting Jane Lynch's office windows. First, the birds were simply flying into the windows. Then the experts stepped in to fix the situation. Now the birds are getting sliced and diced and bloodying up the windows. Of course, Jane Lynch dead pans her way through the explanation.

Oh, that lovely Birkin bag made it to the next season. I saw it for $21,695.00, used. . . excuse me, "pre-owned."

It's hard to fathom how Jonny operated under the "Skingraft" label for 10 years. Ugh. It's a medical procedure, on the level of gastroplasty or prostatectomy. Hope he has buried that era and now just uses his name.

A metal plate with "Jonny Cota" on it? No, thank you. That dress. That horrible dress that Heidi wore. When she first came down the runway, you could see a flash of white underwear. There was no way to sit down in that thing. I was shocked that everything stayed in place when she was hugging Sander.

If it's a man, he's usually referred to as a "tailor." I'm not getting how Martha was selected for this show, or why so much time is devoted to her. Many of the other contestants seem more interesting. How can Martha claim to have been passionately interested in fashion since childhood, yet never learned how to sew? How does she even sell anything? Her "designs" are more for young girls than women. I sympathize with the seamstress at the other end of Martha's tech pack.

Having lived in a dorm where the laundry room had a communal iron, I can't imagine pressing my clothes without first examining the plate. You can't depend upon everyone being considerate, or even noticing a problem.

The editors must not like Sergio much either. That clip where he was telling his model: You'll always get a good fitting from me because I know what I'm doing. . . He seems to be looking for approval from everyone to feel validated.

Carson said at the end of the show that it had been 7 seasons since all four coaches had a team member in the finale.