Project Runway

[kybearfuzz]

I've been taking a little break from the internet. Sometimes it's good to get away.

My buddy Tim has hooked me on Project Runway this season, which I've heard from many a fan is not the best. I do like that it really is a straight-forward competition without the back-stabbing, alliance-making crap in which most reality TV wallows.

This past week, I watched Season One on DVD from Netflix. Wow. There is a huge difference from where it started to where it is now. I did enjoy it, even though I think that one lady Wendy was pretty much out of her mind from the start. She had a Survivor-esque mentality that made little sense, but I'm sure she was good for drama. From the missing dye to the missing rock-outfit pieces to the mysterious mustache on her daughter's photo, I think she was responsible for all of it. She may have put on her crying fit, but I wasn't buying it.

I've put Season Two in the queue. I have to say I guess I'm hooked. I do respect the show and the competitors. While my favorite is already gone from the current season, I have to say that the remaining three, even with their odd temperments, definitely are talented designers.

Comments

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Actually I have often wondered if there wasn't some underground service that made superhero/supervillain outfits. Can you imagine the shop, in some dark shady alley with the front entrance for heroes, the back for the villains?

Oooh... a fashion designer superhero! Now that sounds like an idea! :)

[stereobare.livejournal.com]

There ya go.

To go along with the measuring tape lasso?, a wristband pin cushon force field device.

I knew that was too much creative thinking before bed time....damnit

[stereobare.livejournal.com]

poor villains, getting back doored like that

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Well, some of those villains are back door worthy :D