Guest blogger John-John Williams IV reports:
 
While chillin’ in the comforts of my mother’s home in Syracuse I got a chance to watch the most recent episode of Top Model. I also watched two past seasons of Top Model (Darn MTV and their ANTM marathons! )

I’ll cut to the chase. Lisa – the towering, slender beauty from New Jersey – was the first to pack her bags during the girl’s trip to China.

She never seemed to be able to build up her confidence, and it was to her detriment.

Even though she showed flashes of brilliance throughout the competitions, (remember the Enrique Iglesias music video challenge?) she bombed badly in past episodes. Her public speaking skills were a real problem for her.

While we’re talking about public speaking, lets talk about Heather. Oh my God!!!!! She is absolutely dreadful in this department. Granted, she has a mild form of autism, but that still should not be used as an excuse to keep her in the competition. Don’t get me wrong, the girl takes gorgeous photos. But, her spokeswomanship was horrendous. She flubbed almost everything, and had to be fed lines during a recent commercial. It was really, really bad.

I admit that I have no idea who is going to win this thing. Lisa was one of my favorites. The judges really seemed to like her. Heather takes strong photos.

I think this thing should be between Jenah and Saleisha. Saleisha has that girl-next-door look that is so hot in modeling right now. Jenah takes amazing photos. But listen to the way the judges rip into her. Ouch!:

Chantal is also very pretty, but that may be her downfall. Some judges believe that she is too pretty to be considered a high-fashion model. (Try not to shed too many tears for her, folks.) Bianca is immature and a tad bit evil. She can’t be anybody’s “Top Model.” I honestly think the judges are keeping her around for ratings.

We’re getting to the end. I heard the other day that the show’s season finale will be in December. What will we fashionistas do then? Will Christian still be on Project Runway? 

One thing's for sure, this darn writer’s strike will not affect our favorite reality shows. Thank goodness!

Keep catwalking!