Last night, the season two premiere of the reality show She's Got the Look premiered on TV Land. I confess I didn't pay much attention to season one of the over-35 modeling competition, but I'm willing to give it another try, particularly after seeing celebrity stylist Robert Verdi throw down in his clipboard in disbelief after a stunningly youthful-looking 72-year-old appears on the runway (see it around the 1:25 mark). The show is similar in concept to ANTM, and this time around they're adding a $100,000 prize in the mix. Did you tune in?
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yes she look fabulous! I visited my granny at her senior citizen buliding and I thought a woman was around 45. She was 74 years-old. We black women just age well.. Thank god. lol
1I didn't know about this show but will definitely watch it now! Finally a show about more mature models!
2I missed the premiere last night, btu it's on again tonight at 7pm est. I loved the last season, so I'm looking forward to this one.
3No...I'm so done with modeling "reality" shows.
4Love that it is over 35!
5I loved last season. Even though I'm only 22, I vastly prefer this show to ANTM. The contestants are less petty and immature, for sure. Last year was great (although I was rather bummed about who won -- she looked like a glamour model). That one blonde chick seems absolutely crazy. I wonder why on earth she flashed the camera in the teaser for the upcoming episodes...
6Wow - probably the second time EVER that I've watched an embedded clip all the way through. I hope I have this channel!
7I really got upset when the girl took her top off because I felt like the show was using her to up the ratings because they knew they had an unstable contestant This girl needs some mental health and I feel the show needs to provide for it I am member of NAMI we are family members advocate for the mental health
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