I am so mad at you right now! SO SO SO MAD AND FURIOUS! I sat there after the judging thinking, “No. You’re kidding. You CAN’T be serious.”
You sent home Ra’mon over LOUISE? That shoddy half-baked retro knock-off queen? Did you even take ANY of the past episodes into consideration? How many memorable designs has Louise had? Has she ever shown a single spark of creativity outside, “hey, I know, I’ll make a 1930′s dress!” Jesus, even her NAME is a knockoff! Her hair is a knockoff! EVERYTHING ABOUT HER IS UTTERLY UNINSPIRED, UNRECONSTRUCTED RETRO BULLSHIT!
Deep breath. Release. Let it go, Mary.
Ra’mon so totally didn’t deserve to go home. If this is Project Runway’s way of injecting “drama,” being unexpected by cutting the designer who has talent over the designer who doesn’t have talent, then they’re idiots and I hate them.
Let’s see, since I’ve got my hate on, what else did I hate in this episode …
1) Nicolas. I just hate him. He’s pretentious and arrogant and his look sucked and his story was stupid. And I’m getting tired of this, “I’m just worried about so-and-so …” no, Nicolas, you’re NOT worried. You’re just using that as an excuse to passively-aggressively slam someone, and it’s ugly. If you want to slam someone, go ahead. But don’t couch it in pretending to care, you pusillanimous no-talent.
2) Christopher. Yeah, Tim’s such a wise mentor for explaining to you that a halter top over a bustle isn’t quite 18th century. If by wise mentor you mean Captain Fucking Obvious. And then you sent the halter down the runway anyway, and the judges splooged all over themselves over it! Still, I would rather have seen you win than Nicolas.
3) Epperson. “Gee, I really wanted a period piece, but all I got was this stupid Western.” EPPERSON, MEET MY CLUE STICK. CLUE STICK, EPPERSON. What the hell era do you think most Westerns are set in? And even if you don’t groove to the styles of 1860-1890, there are Westerns set in time periods even after that! Like, say, “Giant.” God, somebody please help me. You do get points, however, for a) ultimately recognizing that “period piece” and “Western” are not mutually exclusive, and b) independently discovering Steampunk, which I was SO hoping someone would reference last night. What with all Ra’mon’s Trek & Star Wars references, it would have made this THE definitive SFnal Project Runway episode.
Oh, screw it. I don’t care any more. I am not taking this Ra’mon thing well. Project Runway, you’re dead to me. Until next week.





