Showing posts with label reality tv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reality tv. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2011

Seriously, Project Runway??! Seriously??!!

Today I will voice my extreme displeasure about the winner of Project Runway. 

In other words: SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT


Okay, non-finale viewers gone? Good.

So can we all just agree that Anya did NOT deserve to win?  Yeah, horribleness.  Y'all, she did not have a single pant, top, or jacket.  Hell, she didn't even have a single ZIPPER OR BUTTON.  It was just caftan after caftan.  I'm pretty sure I could grab a printed fabric and wrap it around a model and put together the same runway show.  Thirteen v-neck printed caftans does not a Project Runway winner make. 

But, sadly, last night it did. 

I don't understand.  Viktor was clearly the best.  Those prints were to die for.  I literally licked the screen when his opening dress came out on the runway.  Okay, not literally, but mentally.  To die for, people. To die for.  And he had, you know, designs complete with structure and zippers and all. 

Hell, even crazy Josh pulled it together for a runway show.  His collection had vision, was fashion forward, and had different types of pieces.  No one but Anya showed the same look over and over.  The judges should have skewered her for it, but instead they picked her as the winner!!!!
I get why they kept her all season, the fans loved her and it keeps people watching. I get that, I do.  I don't think she deserved to be in the finale, but I didn't question the decision.  But it's the finale, you already have the viewers there, there's no next episode to get people to watch.  You don't have to keep the fan favorite anymore.  YOU CAN GET RID OF HER.

While Anya really did have fun style, good style does not a designer make.  Hell, by that criteria, I'd be an amazing designer!

I have never been so disappointed by a reality tv show decision since Bristol Palin made it to the finals of Dancing With the Stars.  But she at least didn't win!  I seriously had a 10 minute rant about this with 4 sales associates at my favorite Bucktown boutique today.  And we were all equally as upset about it.

So, readers, what did you think?  Are you equally as angry?  Or am I being crazy?  Sound off in the comments!

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Emmys 2011: Cat Deeley

Cat Deeley in Monique Lhuillier
I'm pretty sure I've seen this dress before, but am much too ambivalent about it to even bother to access the EWP mental dress files to figure out where else I've seen it. So instead I will just complain about its pretty but averageness, and her really horrible messy hair. But, hey, she's just a reality tv host so she's winning just by not showing any of her lady bits. Good on you, Cat.

B-

Monday, January 31, 2011

SAG Awards 2011: Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian in Marchesa
Wowza, Kimmers, put the ladies away please! I love me some Marchesa, but this look is a little vulgar on the chesty Kim K. I just feel like her one breast is going to escape at any moment. The girls need a little more support, don't you think, Kim? Oh, and step away from the fake eyelashes. You look crazypants.

D

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

"But the girl has fangs" and other things you shouldn't have to say when on a journey to love

Wow. Just wow.

Last night was the premiere of the latest Bachelor and oh my goodness was it a spectacle worth watching. I could not look away.

First let me give my usual complaint that the ladies on this show are always white. They sometimes throw in a token black girl just so the bachelor doesn't seem racist or something, but she usually goes home first. But this season they didn't even bother with that, there is not a single woman of color no this season. Is that something the bachelor says when describing what kind of girl he's into? "I like an outgoing girl, who likes family, and she should be white." I was very perturbed by this, but after watching the 2 hour premiere I realized something - the producers probably thought they had picked women of color. It's just that color was orange. Holy crap, all these women are ORANGE. I was very tempted to adjust my television, but that's what they really were - orange. When did we decide as a country it was okay to be orange? Because seriously a lot of people are. It's an epidemic. And it's not just 20-something girls. Look at Boehner. The man is an oompa loompa. And he's a man. But he also cries as often as a teenage girl, so maybe the orange just goes along with it?

Just a few observations along the way on Brad Womack's journey:
1) I would never ever go to a dentist that danced in her underwear on The Bachelor.

2) There was a woman with fangs. FANGS. She was for reals serious about them. And Brad still gave her a rose. If he can't even give the girl with fangs the boot then this man is doomed. Doomed.

3) A woman said her job was "manscaper." Umm... that's not a real job. And she chose to wax Brad's hand as a fun way to get to know each other. And he gave her a rose. I repeat, this man is doomed.

4) These shoes appeared:
And I cried. And vomited. And jumped off my balcony. Except I don't have a balcony, I live on the first floor. But I would've if I had a balcony.

5) Those were not the only awful shoes of the night. A girl from Kansas showed up in red sequinned shoes, you know, to be like ruby slippers. God, where is a balcony when you need one...

6) Also seen and heard - a girl randomly making up a terrible song and singing it, a girl jumping into Brad's arms - she's lucky he didn't drop her -, and a girl slapping Brad as part of her introduction. I don't care who you're meeting, it's not okay to introduce yourself with a slap. That's assault, people.

Which brings me to my final thought: I really don't know why people are hating on Brad. So he didn't pick a girl the last time. Who cares? If he didn't like either of them and didn't see a future with either of them, then why should he be forced to pick one and propose knowing they'll break it off like 3 weeks later? I really don't see an issue with what he did. And I can guarantee if some random show picked 25 men for me (including a man with fangs), I would not end up marrying any of them. It just wouldn't happen. So I'm not really shocked he didn't find anyone to spend his life with the first time around. I am kinda shocked he thought he'd find someone the second time around. But he said last night "I definitely think my future wife is in this room."

Sorry, Brad, but I really really don't think so. Unless you're into fangs.

Monday, September 27, 2010

E! Introduces Bridalplasty, a New Reality Show

E! the company that produces Dr. 90210 Extreme Plastic Surgery who recently featured Dr. Jennifer Walden is about to embark on a new television series: Bridalplasty.

The new reality show will have brides-to-be compete in wedding-themed challenges (ranging from writing vow to planning honeymoons) to win surgeries their plastic surgery wish lists.

Winners will then under go the procedures immediately results will be shown at the beginning of the next week's episode.

"Viewers will witness his emotional and possibly shocked reaction as they stand at the altar and he lifts her veil to see her for the first time following her extreme plastic surgery," E! said.

Also, according to E! the women are voted out one by one by the other competitors and the last woman standing wins their dream wedding.