I am interested in auditioning for next seasons show and would love more information on up coming auditions.

I hope the show has a long run.

Thank you,

Sidney

LeeAnne always reminded me of model Maud Adams. I found her focused in her goal (rather than indifferent to Shelly's snarky comments).

Cindy and Theresa were equally calm and mature in their dealings with the other contestants. All in all it was a good decision to remain with LeeAnne, Cindy and Theresa.

And the women are starting to look really tired and emotionally run down. It must be hard to be under the constant strain of competition for an extended period of time. They have ZERO time to recharge for their next "gig" like they would in real life!

As far as Shelley goes, if it comes out that she was a planted actress, I swear I will never watch this show again! I'd rather believe there really ARE 39 yr old women who are that childish! And while I don't much like LeeAnn, her confrontational attitute with Shelly is totally justified, NOT predatory!

I have agreed with all but the acting scene episode. Actually, I don't see where any of the panel judges are qualified to judge acting abilities let alone to be so harsh. There was no flexibility allotted for a great acting scene — the car, the tumbles on the mattress, stooping under the door, the outfits were assigned, and they were assigned to come up with the slogan at the end while kicking down the door. I'm not quite following given the parameters how any of the judges wouldn't have come across as the jackasses themselves!

All else has been on target – I applaud the judges for giving consistent feedback and for all other challenges and portions of the program with one more tiny exception. I seriously doubt any judge would have 3 minutes to "practice" with Stern's new wife there — and THEY could easily get up there and just let the conversation flow like that. Now, of course they are gonna say yes they can. Well, let's come up with some of these real fun eliminations and challenges for the JUDGES — and see how well they do diving at the age of 47 over & over on a mattress onto concrete! I'm voting we see the JUDGES show — literally show the models how to do it better! I don't quite think we will see the nice President of the modeling agency (judges panel) diving on a mattress, tumbling over, getting up easily – it's not going to happen! But, wow is he ready to criticize the women giving this their all. They are away from their families, on national television having to be prepared to hear absolutely any type of criticism, and well let's be a little bit kinder. You yourselves, judges, had a starting place in your own careers.

Overall, I enjoy the show and will watch the finale and next season. Shelly was actually the best model. Unfortunately, Ms. Marks, the way you were presented on the show — whether accurate or not — showed an individual sacrificing the opportunity over a dislike for Leanne….and in the end….Leanne is still there. I felt your scenes and modeling photos were just as good if not at times better. Your attitude in the end got you voted out. It's unfortunate – had Leanne not been a contestant & you learned to listen more….you might have won the whole thing.

Out of the 3 remaining – it's tough for me to predict a winner. Theresa was strong in the early weeks & my favorite first 4 weeks. Cindy has been consistent and has a sweet personality. Unfortunately, the one who seems to be the most memorable is Leanne. Thus, I'm rooting for Theresa – but I think Leanne has turned out to be the one in latter weeks more visible and memorable to judges.

I liked Jamie! She should have been kept around longer (not necessarily won the whole thing but she had the right attitude and overall the face, body, and all that a model should be). She wasn't given a fair chance to adjust to the camera — she would have gotten a lot of modeling assignments/booked with many clients. I think this one may be a regret up the line for the nice man (and I do like the man) who is President of the modeling agency. In fact, he better think about calling her and offering her a job — she had potential (not as comfortable as she needed to be just yet — but a bit more training and she had the look – and gee I think that is sorta what this is all about).

Everybody should understand, prior to criticizing ANYONE on the show, that WE, THE VIEWERS, DO NOT NECESSARILY KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON BEHIND THE SCENES AND WE SHOULD GIVE THESE WOMEN CREDIT, BECAUSE THEY actually made it on a show, and have a chance at a career. All of them have potential. However, from what I see, if Shelly would have suppressed her feelings during the appropriate times, the judges and viewers would have seen the real, beautiful, talented, intelligent Shelly. Good luck to you, Shelly and don't let this stop you from engaging in and pursuing your dream Careers. You have a good resume, now and a good portfolio. Who knows, maybe you may get an acting or commercial part, now.