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The gang sits around their table, shocked, nervous, and out of sorts. Dean Pelton does not enjoy the awkward silence and demands an explanation. Annie says it’s too embarrassing. So…puppet therapy! Continue reading
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Last week, Polka Dots was gifted with one last chance. Tim arrives to tell them that nobody is going home, and Polka Dots got a second chance because she is talented. Translation: the judges pulled an audible, and the producers nixed the idea of filming another challenge on the fly. Continue reading
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The contestants on Best Ink 2 (which airs on Oxygen on Wednesdays, 10/9C) gather in a nightclub to find out what their next challenge will be. Oh look, it’s Ray J. He’s the guest judge for the Flash Challenge. The artists have one hour to use glow in the dark paint to “set the secrets of this club on fire.” The winner of the challenge gets $15,000. Continue reading
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Last week, Rachel infested my beloved New York City. This week, she has retreated back into the warm embrace of Los Angeles. Continue reading
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Host Pete Wentz welcomes twelve contestants who will compete on Best Ink 2 for a $100,000 grand prize, and the cover and feature spread in Tattoo Magazine. Each week, one artist will win, and one artist will go home. So who are these lucky dozen needle-wielding artists? Continue reading
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“Isn’t that diving show on tonight?” Why yes, yes it is. Crap! It started fifteen minutes ago? Better late than never. So, what did I miss? Continue reading
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Teams take a moment to watch elephants drink before leaving the pit stop. Team Bro is the first team out at 5:39 a.m. and drive themselves to Boro Village for their next clue. Continue reading
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The episode begins with the Governor beating the crap out of Milton in an effort to get him to nut up. Blondie is still chained to a bad kind of chair with a shmear of too-neat-and-too-bright-to-be-real blood on her forehead. The Governor orders Milton to kill Blondie, but instead of carrying out those very specific and simple orders, Milton turns the knife on the Governor. Continue reading
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The judges switch up the teams again, because teams! Chaos! Conflict! Good television! Continue reading
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