Jerrel was excellent and way to go - winning twice in a row!

I thought that Joe's suit was so completely ill fitting that there was no way that he could escape and I'm glad that I was right.

That jacket cut Leanne's client off in just the wrong way. It totally made her look shorter.

Also: Top Design - fun to see the PR guys on the show. The team working with Andrae should have just designed something to make the dress look good and ignored what he said. It had so little to do with that dress.

Also, someone in a pea green velvet dress, frizzed out hair, and a purple sequined Sam Kinison hat has no place to be talking about anyone's designs.

LOL.

damn.

I am LOVING Jerrell this episode! LOVE!

Me too. he's my new favorite. Once again Kato is in the top three and doesn't win. Poor girl.

Kenley needs a good smack. Once again, she was laughing at another designer on the runway, and it was completely inappropriate. She and her "mini-me" were both laughing. Terrible. and she has the fucking nerve to dismiss Tim. I liked her in the beginning, but she has turned into a real bitch. I know that some of it is editing, but the runway laughing is unacceptable.

LL Cool J in ads for Sears all over my TV makes me sad, y'all.

Also, most of the makeovers were blah, but none of them other than Elina's made me want to smack Tyra all around, so it was far from the worst makeover ever. And Elina's was bad, but not as bad as it looked at first. Though she looked better in her picture because it looked BROWN in the picture rather than Orphan Annie RED. It looked awful to start with because it was a TRIANGLE, all curly in a shape like someone who doesn't know how to cut curly hair would make it. Like it needed to be shaped or longer or SOMETHING. But it was looking better later, so I don't know if it was just styled bad, or they re-cut it, or what.

Mostly the episode just felt crazy rushed. Like "OK, next makeover next swimsuit next photo next model next next next OK she's cut and we're done! WHEW!"

And I never want to see Tyra dripping juice from her mouth OR Jay kissing her ever ever ever again.

ANTM: Thank you, meara, for the red triangle description because I figured out what it reminded me of: Dilbert's pointy triangle haired boss lady! Um, fierce? Hated it. Also hated Clark, which i think is mostly her fault for making such a pinchy face in her picture. There was much to laugh at in this episode... I love when they have to act really excited to go to Wal-Mart. At least Hannah finally found something that they probably DO have in Alaska.

Runway: I guess I understand that a suit isn't the only option for professional wear, especially for a graphic designer, but it seemed kind of ridiculous to me how easily the judges dismissed the suit concept. Yes, Joe's suit made his client look like Tweedledee. But we don't all work in the fashion industry, and unless I'm hopelessly out of touch a suit is still the interview fallback.

Suede has to be a goner at this point, right? The Selena reference was great. I was thinking Christina Applegate in "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead."

Well, Joe was making an outfit for a client in graphic design. I don't think that a standard suit was appropriate - something suit-inspired but less conservative. (I love that Joe commented on how he was going to use this opportunity to show how well he can tailor.)

(I love that Joe commented on how he was going to use this opportunity to show how well he can tailor.)

she looked horrible. Aside from being inappropriate, it fit badly. That blouse was horrible, and lining the jacket with an irridescent fabric (that didn't seem to match anything else) didn't help. To me, graphic designer says bold prints and architectural details, not pinstripes. I hate to agree with Kenley, but the pocket square was a total no go as well.

Exactly. He had no clue.

To me, graphic designer says bold prints and architectural details, not pinstripes. I hate to agree with Kenley, but the pocket square was a total no go as well.

Suede's "Pucci" print would have been awesome on Joe's client.