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To be honest, I don't know what you can really do with a golden marionette. "Golden ballerina" works fine on paper, but Tyler and Emily did basically the same concept and knocked it out of the park while theirs was just sort of flat and middling.
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So is cosplay melee a competition more like face off, or more like Chopped, where each episode is a self contained contest? I fell asleep when it came on and forgot to record it. 
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LadyPictureShow posted:My boyfriend asked me if any contestants from previous seasons ever didn't complete a look for a challenge? Not things like Ben covering the rat-witch hands with fingerless gloves or a not so stellar paint job, but like a catastrophic gently caress-up. There was a female contestant from I think season 5(?) named maybe ... Miranda ( all I really remember is her name started with an m) who put a makeup onstage with an incomplete paint job (as in, there was still unpainted skin showing), and everything she did paint was a flat, one-tone acid green. She came back in the vets vs. rookies season and did a lot better, if I remember correctly.
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Cig's entire existence is weird to me. He SHOULD represent everything I hate about hipster culture, but somehow I find him charming as hell.
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Apr 12, 2017 17:57
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hamsystem posted:The new format has the potential for some really good makeups assuming both companies are solid which is why I like the show (and for human disasters like Tommy from however many seasons ago). Or Jerry from season two. God that guy was a poo poo. Glad Cig won. His make ups were far and beyond better than the other two, although that may have been because he didn't have to incorporate bird-like features, which the other two contestants seemed to struggle with. Is there a link to the preview of next season? My dvr cut it off, and it seems like two makeup companies will be competing? What?
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Apr 27, 2017 00:25
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This is the second time I've mentioned Chopped here, but what the hell, let's go. Recently, Chopped was ruined by forcing each episode to work off a gimmick. Sometimes the gimmicks worked great, sometimes they were a total bust. Nobody wants to watch a show whose quality is a coin flip. That brings me to Face Off: apparently now the gimmicks are season long, so if you hate the gimmick in question, you're stuck with it for weeks instead of just one episode. They've managed to make a bad thing WORSE. I understand the idea behind gimmick seasons; you want to bring new people on board with something fresh. However, if you have a BAD gimmick that lasts an entire season, you've lost that viewer for life. Now, I'm not saying this season's gimmick is particularly bad - I haven't seen enough to make that judgement - I'm just making the point that gimmicks are an inherently risky, stupid move, and sy-fy shouldn't have done it.
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They could have used them to make some pretty sweet mandibles/tusks, but alas... 
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