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Prefer this over Project Runway

posted 7 years ago by Princess_Buttercup87
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It's way better and the kids are so talented.

[–] alanjobe 7 years ago

And the judges are somewhat more respectful to the younger designers.

The criticisms are actually helpful instead of demeaning and insulting.

[–] Princess_Buttercup87 7 years ago

EXACTLY

[–] Moonlighty 7 years ago

Yeah PR judges seem to spend so much time trying to think up witty insults they don't think it's necessary to be helpful. Obviously kids are still developing their talent vs. professional adults, but it's nice to hear judges say helpful and straight-forward things. They don't need to coddle the kids to avoid hurting their feelings; they just need to be honest and make suggestions.

I also like how for the most part the kids get along. No one came in saying "I'm not here to make friends!" It is possible to have a reality competition show without the crazy villain character.

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[–] joeysdoghouse 7 years ago

I like how the kids get along without being so rude and bitchy to each other. And the talent level is amazing.

[–] tmontyb 7 years ago

I don't know if I like it better, but I like the kids.

Right now little dorky, preppy, Thurston Howell III looking A'Kai is my favorite.

It takes a sick mind for someone to keep replying to your posts when you said they're on ignore.

[–] jonnieblack 7 years ago

It is so much easier to like the kids, maybe that is why so many like it better. I think the kids do a better job of thinking outside the box, taking more risks with their work than the adults.

[–] OldFriendOfTheChristys 7 years ago

PRJ takes me back to the excitement I felt for S4. I figured the kids would come up with "cute designs" here and there but quickly realized their talents often matched, if not surpassed, those of their adult counterparts.