Let me tell you ...

[apocalypsos]

... rewatching the first season of Project Runway Canada makes The Fashion Show look like an even bigger pile of shit.

I just want to crack 40k today. That's all I ask of Heroine Addiction, seriously. *crosses fingers*

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[spyderqueen.livejournal.com]

I even like Issac Mizrahi and I can't stand The Fashion Show.

I am mad that now I have to actually watch something on Lifetime once Project Runway starts up again.

[lilacsigil.livejournal.com]

Project Runway Canada is the shit! I love it! Project Runway Australia starts July 8th - not as good as Canada or the US, but still lots of fun!

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

I didn't know about PR Australia! It's not the US or Canada, but if it means I get something vaguely resembling that for a month and a half before I get new Heidi and Tim, I'll take it!

And hey, maybe we'll get another Mark out of the deal. :)

[lothlorienbaby.livejournal.com]

I caught an episode of The Fashion Show over the weekend. WTF, some of them don't know how to SEW?! That show is like the inbred cousin of Project Runway.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

I just ... I don't get how you can go on these things and NOT know by now that sewing is going to have to be done by you and not anybody else.

Then again, Victorya from season four of PR supposedly had some sort of shitfit during filming because she thought they weren't really only going to be given that short amount of time to make things all by themselves and that it was all just editing. God, I hate stupid contestants.

[lothlorienbaby.livejournal.com]

Exactly! Did they think they'd have personal sewing assistants to do all their sewing for them? More to the point, though, why would the producers have chosen people with weak sewing skills? Sure, it creates drama but it also makes the show look incompetent at finding good contestants. Like all they can get are the people that Project Runway wouldn't touch with a 10 ft pole.

Really? LOL. It amazes me how many people on reality shows don't seem to pay attention to what they're getting themselves into.