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Project Runway 6 finalists surprised with unsurprising, unoriginal challenge

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Project Runway 6 has just one episode left, and then we can pretend this season (and, while we’re at it, last) never existed, and see if the show can resurrect itself next season, or putter out.

Thursday night’s episode was the typical penultimate episode where Tim Gunn visits the designers at home, which at least gave us one great scene: Tim baking biscuits at Carol Hannah’s house, wearing an apron over his suit.

Once everyone arrived in New York for Fashion Week (Carol Hannah was delayed one day due to a mysterious contagious illness), Tim Gunn revealed “one final surprise,” and the surprise was that Project Runway 6 was going to stay dull, boring, and predictable by making the contestants create an additional garment for their collections, with the help of a previously eliminated contestant.

Crazy! What will they unnecessarily steal from previous seasons of the show next?

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