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6.20.2012

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 11

The Girl Who Retaliates
Photo Shoot: Modern Interpretations of Classic Arts by Olay


First Call-out

Nik Pace


Order of Call-out: Jayla Rubinelli, Nicole Linkletter, Bre Scullark





Eliminated

Kim Stolz


Note: Sad to see Kim go. She was one of my favorites to win the competition. That said, I hated Bre in this episode. She was stupid and immature. I hate the fact that she lashed out on people after digging her own grave. She made me lose my hope for humanity. She should have gone home.


Photo Credits: ANTM / Barry Lategan

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 10

The Girl Who Talks Behind Everyone's Back
Paparazzi Phonebooth Photo Shoot


First Call-out

Kim Stolz


Order of Call-out: Bre Scullark, Nicole Linkletter, Nik Pace, Jayla Rubinelli



Eliminated

Lisa D'Amato


Photo Credits: ANTM / Nick Maroudias

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 9

The Girl Whose Boyfriend Is Cheating On Her
Photo Shoot With The Wild Boyz


First Call-out

Bre Scullark


Order of Call-out: Kim Stolz, Nik Pace, Lisa D'Amato, Jayla Rubinelli, Nicole Linkletter



Note: This was a really fun episode. I enjoyed watching the girls thrown to a loop in this episode. I personally think that Nicole had the best photo in the bunch. Thought she may not seem like she is modelling in this photo, she played the part (Which reminds me, the fake-looking drama of the other girls photos advanced more than Nicole's realistic photo. What does this make the show appear? I thought so too!). This was a non elimination round. No one was asked to leave the house for an elimination but they were asked to pack their bags for a flight to London. 


Photo Credits: ANTM / Nadia Pandolfo

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 8

RECAP EPISODE

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 7

The Girls Who Are 1940s Pin-ups 
Black & White Beauty Shots; 1940s Vargas Pin-ups with Ford Fusion


First Call-out



Order of Call-out: Lisa D'Amato, Nik Pace, Jayla Rubinelli, Nicole Linkletter, Bre Scullark



Eliminated

Kyle Kavanagh


Note: This episode came as a shocker to me. I was so surprised to see a girl with so much potential being sent home. I think that Bre had the weakest photo here. Bre got to stay because of her personality (and I thought this was a talent search? If they wanted actors they should have changed the name of the program to America's Next Top Actress-and-Model-in-one!) I have no qualms with Bre, I just think that this Kayla would do much better should she have been given a chance to progress (or maybe Tyra the producers of the show doesn't want to make the show appear as too racist that's why they decided to have a black girl stay. You think? ).


Photo Credits: ANTM / Richard Dean

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 6

The Girl Who Loves Bubbles And Talks To Plants
Secret Deodorant Endorsement


First Call-out

Lisa D'Amato


Order of Call-out: Jayla Rubinelli, Kim Stolz, Nicole Linkletter, Kyle Kavanagh, Bre Scullark, Nik Pace



Eliminated

Coryn Woitel


Photo Credits: ANTM / Jason Willheim

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 5

The Girl Who Gets A Boob Job
Surgery Enhancements Photo Shoot


Fist Call-out

Kyle Kavanagh

Order of Call-out: Jayla Rubinelli, Nik Pace, Lisa D'Amato, Nicole Linkletter, Kim Stolz, Coryn Woitel, Bre Scullark



Eliminated

Diane Hernandez

Photo Credits: ANTM / Janice Dickinson

6.19.2012

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 4

The Girl Who Makes A Disclaimer
Fashion Victims In A Moving Platform


First Call-out

Jayla Rubinelli


Order of Call-out: Kyle Kavanagh, Nik Pace, Bre Scullark, Lisa D'Amato, Diane Hernandez, Coryn Woitel, Nicole Linkletter, Kim Stolz



Eliminated

Sarah Rhoades

Note: Was sad to see Sarah go on this episode. Was even more sad to see Diane still stay. I don't really like her photo. Aside from her looking old in the photo I just don't see Top Model potential in her. Like what I said, pretty face but isn't model material.


Photo Credits: ANTM / Mike Rosenthal