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Mob posted:Thanks to Hulu I've seen every season in the past couple of months and so far I've never found anyone to root for because they're all assholes. The first season had a couple actually likeable people. Or at least it had Tommy Helm. Or was that the second season? Either way, each season has gotten worse for the drama and rear end in a top hat contestants. The only redeeming part of last season was that Cleen lost on a technicality. Such good schadenfreude.
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Mob posted:A piece of driftwood with a nametag It looked like they were really close to doing it, either Oliver or Chris considered it out loud and everyone who was safe flipped out. They probably had to cut to consult with a producer. I used to like Chris the most amongst the judges as his critiques used to seem the most legit, but the last couple seasons he's not even hiding that he's playing favorites with people that he probably knows. He doesn't want to be there anymore and I don't think he should be either. If Chris had his way Cleen would have won last season and that'd be bullshit when he didn't do the actual challenge for their final piece.
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Aug 13, 2015 21:59
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Marissa coaching Tyler and then getting booted was the funniest loving thing I've ever seen on this show. No way the judges didn't hear them either, I mean, Oliver had the smuggest face cause he knew exactly how it was going to go down.
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Aug 26, 2015 21:02
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TheRationalRedditor posted:if you think 'tattoo nightmares' has a single redeeming aspect to be found then I can't even envision the apocalyptically hostile nihilism contained within your perception of 'bad ink'! Tattoo Nightmares is dope, sorry you're broken and can't enjoy fun things.
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Sep 12, 2015 06:31
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creationist believer posted:Am I the only person who hates the drama on Ink Master but loves it on Ink Master Redemption? Somehow it feels more genuine and interesting on Redemption vs the manufactured poo poo drama on Ink Master. Ink Master drama is like they point a camera at sleep deprived artists for 18 hours a day for several months so there's thousands of moments where someone raises their voice or rolls their eyes that can be edited into whatever story line the producers want. But with Redemption, they take the most broken in the head artists and canvases and have less than a day's footage and what seem like actual spur of the moment reactions so the final edited episode feels like the disdain is more real. Redemption is great because it's all Dave playing therapist/mediator. I hope he continues to host reality shows after Ink Master ends.
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Oct 8, 2015 20:16
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I felt really bad for Matt watching that. I feel like at least they got to show their master canvases before the America vote bullshit in other seasons. Also I don't know how anyone can call this the worst season when Rivals existed. The only good thing about that season was Cleen shooting himself in the foot on his master canvas. Much worse drama with much worst artists in that season.
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Oct 14, 2015 05:25
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Because they're getting the winner from the producers through Daves ear piece at that point. You could hear him talking to them at one point for sure.
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Oct 16, 2015 14:34
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HairyNipple! posted:Just binged through this season in the past week. The live finales are always the absolute worst, and it's hilarious. Whoever produces these live shows have no idea what they're doing. The constant audio screw-ups were great - Dave literally had to shout at Matt as he was walking off. Contestants were talking while they weren't mic'd etc. I don't think this was an audio problem, I think Matt just wanted to book it off the stage. It can't feel very good to be eliminated before even showing your final masterpiece tattoo.
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