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“America’s Next Top Model” Recap (18.12): The Finale

Last Week!

There were a bunch of highlights and we ignored them! The week before that, we narrowed a tough transatlantic field down to Britain’s Sophie and Team LesBiModel’s Laura! Worthy opponents all around! Who, oh who will win? Are you on tenterhooks? Well, get on them! You bought those things for a reason! 

Film Clip City!

Tyra introduces our finalists and is still using their damned pretend Modelland superhero names (“Illuminata” and “Zagalicious”). You are never going to make fetch happen, Tyra. Laura gets a clip of her saying something about sex, which bodes ill for our girl. 

Credits!

You won’t judge me if I keep Ashley and Louise on my DVR for a while, will you? Oh, like all of your crushes are rational. 

Modelland East!

Laura and Sophie come squealing back in, knowing they’re the top two. They’ve been wanting to be the two to battle it out for weeks, so it’s sort of like if Godzilla and Mothra were more high-pitched and less prone to hearty meals. It’s a satisfying top two. Sophie’s hair has been re-pinked and boy damn, they have taken her way past cotton candy and straight into Peep. Maybe even Peepto-Bismol. 

Sophie’s winning picture has, as always, been vandalized by someone who thought Photoshopping vapid words across it would make it more awesome somehow. Sophie gets “Swirling” “Youthful” “IN THE MOMENT.” I dare you to get those as prominent tattoos and see how many total strangers are unable to resist taking a swing at you. 

Sophie, apparently talking about her photo, seems to say “It’s frigging happy.” Can she say that on ANTM? Maybe I’m mishearing “freaking” or “boomsidaisy!” But I think I like her even more if she said the first thing. (OK, I rewound. I’m pretty sure she said it. Call me, Sophie! Let’s hang out!) 

There is a cricket-chirp moment and then the ladies remember it’s just them again and jump around. But you know the producers can’t risk blowing the finale by sending everyone home one by one. I like to think that the other models are all just one suite below them getting drunk out of their minds and throwing knives at the walls. 

Sophie notes that Laura has a better book and Sophie has a better walk: Your dramatic tension in a nutshell. Laura voiceovers about how she pushed herself to get this far as we watch her and Sophie run around the table in a victory lap. Aw, I like it that they really enjoy each other. 

Laura says that if she wins, she can take the prizes and transform them into something even bigger than Tyra planned. Then Laura and Sophie congratulate each other and mock-fence with little flags. God, I hope they’re really having fun. I’m worried some producer made them fake-celebrate for four hours when they desperately wanted to go to bed. 

TyraMail!

The ladies are both in long slinky catsuit-style pajamas. The hell? The mail reads “Tomorrow is going to be a BLAST! Fierce and Love, Tyra” 

Juggling explosives it is, then. 

A Beautiful Plaza!

Jay Manuel is there! Let’s take a moment to remember that at this point in the filming, he, Miss J. Alexander, and Nigel Barkerhave no idea they’re just a few months away from being fired via fax or paper airplane or whatever classy way Tyra chose to do it. It adds an extra frisson of doom, like watching Greek tragedy, only with more smizing. 

Jay announces, as though the ladies could not have figured it out, that they’ll be doing their commercial shoot and their print shoot there for Cover Girl Blast lipstick. What a great name for a lipstick. Cover Girl Blast: For the Woman Who Knows She’s a Spitter. 

Oh, and a surprise! Jay says they’ve been shooting their commercial for the entire competition. Oh, please let there be stuff from the pointless eating contest. The print ad will be in a national magazine! That is oddly nonspecific! Oh, and Jez Smith is back to shoot. Hello, Jez! 

Oh, God, and now the wonderful, terrible part that happens every year in which the models get 30 seconds worth of copy and act like they’ve been asked to memorize and recite Infinite Jest. Jay steps in to coach Laura and is immediately as helpful as always by interrupting her. Jay tells her to deliver the line like she’s talking to one of her best girlfriends. She says “Want to know what it takes to be a cover girl?” like the following sentence is going to be “I bet you do!” while she pummels you. Which is not at all to suggest that the reading isn’t natural. Laura is excited and nervous and wants to nail it. 

Sophie gives a cuter read and Mr. Jay says she’s perfect. Sophie says she loves England, but she wants that prize and she wants modeling, so really, England can take a hike. 

Sophie’s commercial shoot!

Sophie actually reads her lines very well, sounding like she’s making real sentences that she understands and without stumbling or throwing up, which makes her about seventeen cuts above the usual Top Model contestant at this point. Jay, instead of praising her, tells her not to let her chin go back. Nice. Jay gives her more direction, this time imitating her accent. Oh, Jay. 

Sophie says “I’ve made it to the top two before, and I failed, and I know how crap that feels.” When Sophie lets her hair down, it’s sort of like having Tinkerbell flop down next to you and do a stiff shot of bourbon. She doesn’t want to come in second again. She also says the “Easy, breezy, beautiful” part perfectly well. Generations of past ANTM contestants, still covered in mascara and flop sweat, stand in awe. 

Laura’s print shoot!

Jay tells Laura that she’ll always be talking to the camera, except for when she won’t be, but they’ll get to that later. Jesus, I might be on Team Firing in his case. He also directs Laura that she doesn’t have to be sweet and girly, which sounds like the exact opposite of every thing anyone has ever said about the Cover Girl shoots at judging panel. Then he tells Laura to be herself, which is not what Tyra or anyone on the panel wants at all. They want her to be the branded creation they have decreed for her. Jay Manuel is not a human being. He is a vindictive chaos monster. 

Jay tells Laura that it’s all about lipstick, and that he’s seeing a clenched moment, and it’s really not flattering. Seriously: I have had photographers at the Department of Motor Vehicles who gave more useful advice. Jay says cover girls are edgy now, which is a baldfaced lie. Then he does his horrible nitface thing where he gossips to the camera about how Laura was self-conscious during the shoot. Gosh, I wonder if I had anything to do with someone on set telling her what she was doing was “really not flattering” instead of giving constructive direction. 

Laura interviews she told herself to pull it together. Jay deliberately tries to make her nervous by saying that this will be an ad in a national magazine, then says that he’ll keep her there even if it takes 500 frames to get the shot. Seriously: Has he really managed to learn nothing about human nature his entire life, or is he just a dicksack? 

Laura interviews that she was starting to feel the stress get to her. Jez, an actual professional, tries a better tactic to get Laura to relax by mentioning in a nonjudgmental voice that it’s still just taking photos. Too late! Laura is shaking and sweating and feels sick. She’s embarrassed that this is happening during a shoot and wants to work through it. Jay shuts the hell up for ten seconds. Laura pulls it out and goes to change for her commercial shoot. Jez praises her for stepping up. 

We see Laura walk across the — oh, dear — hard stone plaza, looking really worse for the wear. Jez says he was really worried. 

Then we cut to Laura in a new dress, genuinely trembling and hyperventilating. She interviews (SPOILER: She’s alive!) that it was scary, because she didn’t know what was going on and her chest was tightening. Well, yeah. That does sound a little alarming. Jay finally calls for a medic when Laura is shaking severely and can’t speak. Jay says “We had to send her to the hospital — there was nothing else we could do,” as though he thinks everyone in the viewing audience is yelling “Why didn’t you make her do her lines anyway and berate her while shooting her on the ground?!” 

Maybe Jay’s next reality show is the one where he slowly learns how people work. Commercials! 

Medical van!

Laura interviews that she was shaking and her vision was blurring, but she really needed to finish that commercial. Jay tells Sophie that Laura is in the hospital, so she declares herself winner and queen and spikes his severed head on the ground. OK, no, she just looks concerned. And then she moves into position, because of course Jay tells her three seconds before her print shoot starts. (“Week Four: Dr. Drew explains to Jay that real people have emotions.”) 

Sophie says she’s worried for Laura, but has to be strong. Sophie gives a fun range of expressions and eye positions and says she’s the underdog because no one thinks the Brit can win. Jay says it’s sad, because he doesn’t think they can shoot any more of Laura today and he doesn’t know if they’ll be able to get a commercial. And maybe when he watches this back, it will occur to him that it might have looked nice if he had said it was sad that Laura was in pain and in the hospital. 

Modelland East!

Laura comes back looking seriously sad and drained and immediately calls her mom. She says she had a panic attack, which sounds to me like that required some tricky medical translating. Laura interviews that it probably happened because she pushes things down instead of dealing with them, and separately interviews that she can just push through this. Uh-oh. 

Laura’s mom says she had one once too, and knows how scared Laura must have been. Laura tries not to cry in front of her mom. She tells Mom she’s going to get some sleep and then go back to kicking ass. 

Aww. Sophie comes home and gives Laura a big hug. She interviews that Laura’s her friend, and can sympathize because of how frightened she was during their tall tower shoot. Laura loses it a little bit and Sophie is sweet to her, hugging her and half-jokingly asking, “What have they done to you?” 

TyraMail!

“Buongiorno Bellisima!” Sophie awesomely pronounces this “beeyungeeonio belissimussum.” Laura hits it on the mark. Sophie says, “That’s not even Chinese!” OK, I can’t help it: That was adorable. Laura theorizes that they’re going to Italy, and drops her head into her hands and sinks into the fear that the show will never end, ever, ever, ever, and it will just be new countries and new photo shoots and Mister Jay passive-aggressively bitching at her like a cut-rate Lucille Bluth for the rest of eternity. 

Sophie says Italy would be so fun as Laura continues to tally up which of Dante’s circles of Hell she’s in. 

Somewhere else!

The ladies walk down a hallway that is clearly still in Macau and meet Valentina Serra, who says she’s the fashion editor for Vogue Italia, but is captioned as “Stylist for Vogue Italia,” except for the part where Tyra’s captioners didn’t italicize the title because they are trying to drive me insane through sabotaged typography. Anyway, there seems to be a bit of a dispute as to Ms. Serra’s rank. I’ll go with her version, because heaven knows Tyra does not fact check. 

I’m pretty sure Ms. Serra just said we’re in the Sixth Sense Park for today’s photo shoot, which sounds WAY more fun than what’s actually going to happen. “I see long-lasting mascara — and dead people!

Anyway, it’s still in the hotel. The next photo shoot will be in the Oak conference room as soon as those guys from the plastics convention have finished up their teambuilding PowerPoint. 

Jez Smith is also there, and because he is a human with feelings, he asks Laura how she’s feeling. She says she feels like a new person, so Jez Jays it up and tells her she really has to bring her A game. 

This is going to be a “spa inspired” shoot. Both models will do a shoot, but only one will be in Vogue Italia. Laura knows this is her chance to make it. 

Great balls of fire, this shoot is terrible. They seem to have Sophie in a fake spa in ’50s underwear. But not the fun kind. The phrase “foundation garments” comes to mind. Jez says Sophie struggled a bit with this one. Wait — a sexy nakedish shoot? Welcome to Laura’s sweet spot! Valentina says that if she had to book one of these girls based on the shoot today, she thinks she would book Laura. That is one carefully worded sentence, Valentina. Jez says Laura really shone, and we cut to a sad shot of Sophie watching something from around a corner that is designed to make us think she’s hearing all this praise for her rival. Jez seems genuinely excited about Laura’s abilities. 

Modelland East!

Oh, criminy, Jay is back, and he’s making Laura do her commercial shoot right now. It’s great that she gets to make it up and all, but Jeez. Give the woman some personal space. 

Laura is happy that she gets a second chance. She too does well with her lines. Jay says he now believes she can push through anything and she can be in this business. Hurrah! Then he asks Laura to explain what happened yesterday and why her eyes had salt water coming out of them. 

Tyra Mail!

“Time to show the world the REAL you!” Bold words from a woman who gave everyone a rigid fictional persona to stick to. We cut for the second time to a picture of Tyra biting her lower lip while flashing some sort of hand signal in front of the American flag that’s wrapped around her chest. Fine. Anyway, the ladies know it’s time for catwalk. 

The ladies sillywalk their practice catwalks a bit as Laura reminds us that they will be walking for — blech — Forever 21.

Laura and Sophie keep counting to three and then pretending to chest-bump each other, and then we see them sprawled out on the bed chatting like besties. It’s too bad they can’t tie. 

Modelland East!

Tyra arrives! Sophie is glad that Tyra will see the real them, and Laura is glad to see someone who can really relate to them. Tyra does a medium-OK job of trying to seem concerned about Laura’s panic attack, but immediately turns it into an interview about the monumental significance of her show: “Do you think it had anything to do with the pressure and the final two, and what that means?” Laura, no dummy, says it did. 

Tyra says that a lot of times when people act wild, they’re covering pain. Which would be a pretty good insight if Laura hadn’t been openly stating that all cycle. Tyra notes that Laura had to be her parents’ caregiver at a young age, and gives her credit for being so strong. Hugs! 

Laura says of their encounter, “She wasn’t just a judge — she was Tyra Banks, a person, just like everybody else.” That is demonstrably not true, but I’m going to assume that Laura was a) moved by being understood and praised and b) has made some shrewd guesses about the sort of things Tyra would like to hear said about her on the air. 

Now it’s time for Tyra to try to make Sophie cry! Sophie says she had lots of things to say to Tyra, but froze with nervousness when she actually got there. Tyra asks her, “What do you think of being a Brit? The only Brit! This is America’s Next Top Model.” Really? That’s all they can think of to add drama to Sophie’s chances? That they might throw their own show? That’s ridicu — oh. 

Sophie says why not, and she can see that it’s not biased. Sophie still hasn’t cried yet, so Tyra probes further. “Sometimes when I give you your photo, I notice that you’re teary. What are you thinking then?” Bingo! Sophie tears up. Tyra puts down the onion she was about to slice and the handful of dust for blowing into Sophie’s eyes. Sophie says she was just full of emotions and feels the pressure. Because if there’s one thing Brits love, it’s talking about their feelings. That and country music. 

Tyra tells Sophie that if she was 21, she’d want to be her friend. And then critiques Sophie’s face, because the great models are the ones who aren’t perfect. But goodness, Tyra did seem to have that list of facial flaws right on the tip of her tongue, didn’t she? Tyra pulls it back by saying she loves Sophie’s personality. 

Another big hall!

Jay is back. I’m beginning to miss Legendary PR Maven Kelly Cutrone. He reminds us that the models will be walking for a major cut-rate brand with shady business practices. But a successful one! 

OH, MY GOD, the show just leapt back to full-on awesomeness with a burst of stupid that will take your breath away. For the first time in Top Model history —  

Are you sitting down? Stand back up, stretch, and then sit back down again. Maybe read a few passages from increasingly easy children’s books so your brain doesn’t get the bends. 

For the first time in Top Model history, the models will be walking in a holographic runway show. The models will be “interacting with lifelike images and walking in sync with the outline of your own body.” By way of illustration, we see a clearly fake graphic of models walking against blue sky, and then a real model walking next to a white screen, apparently keeping in sync with the outline of her own body in the sense that her shadow is keeping right up with her. 

God, this is wonderful. This might be even dumber/better than the cycle when they had to be Haunted Brides — though only historians will be able to analyze these things properly. Thank you, Tyra. All is forgiven. 

Jay says this will be difficult and timing is key. But there are helpers! Ooh, here come CatherineEboniAlisha, and Annaliese! I knew it! They have cleared up their hangovers and plastered over nearly all of the knife divots in the walls! Laura interviews that she was really excited to see Annaliese and the others not so much. Yikes. Since when has she had a problem with Catherine? 

Jay reminds them that it’s their last chance to prove themselves to the judges. Thanks, Jay! 

Hair and makeup!

Sophie asks how everyone has been and Annaliese says they’ve just been having conversations out of bitterness. To illustrate that point, we cut to Alisha spewing out so much bitterness that a bottle of quinine asks her to tone it down. It does suck that she quit the competition to go home but instead has been stuck brawling it up in a hotel room — you know they didn’t fly everybody home and back — but on the other hand, she’s been getting a free vacation in Macau with none of the pressures of a shooting schedule or being judged. 

Alisha says she’d have been in the finals if she’d stayed in the competition and she would have mashed the other girls up on the runway, and she would have won. Way to be a gracious also-ran, Alisha. 

Still at the hotel! Don’t forget to hit the breakfast buffet before your prestigious fashion show!

Dude in a headset whines instructions at the models. Laura interviews that their costume changes are insane and they have less than 90 seconds. Plus if you tug too hard on Forever 21 garments, they go up just like flash paper. Laura and Sophie have been done up to have bows in their hair made of hair. It’s right at the point where interesting and cute meet creepy and they all give each other kisses on the cheek. 

A woman tells them to go on without accessories if they have to, but hit their marks on time. Jay gives them some last useless advice. Laura is holding a stuffed lion, because why not? Commercials! 

STILL at the hotel!

Sophie says she’s the underdog because she’s a Brit. Jay explains that Laura is holding a lion because it’s the MGM lion because they are at the MGM Macau. Free HBO and discreetly billed premium movies! 

The audience claps! The judges sit! Miss J. is wearing an outfit that is reeeeeeeeeaaallly treading the line of cultural insensitivity! We will ignore it. 

JUMPING JEHOSEPHAT! We’re kicking off the show with some sort of projection of Giant Tyra walking through the buildings of Macau and peering into the windows of the skyscrapers as though she has no idea what buildings are. 

So many unanswered questions! If Giant Tyra knows nothing of modern human culture, where did she get that makeup and the spangly evening gown she’s wearing? Is she suggesting that our cultures developed in parallel when it comes to fashion, but not architecture? Preposterous! Tyra must be theorizing that we humans developed evening gowns after seeing them on giants from afar. Yes, that makes more sense. But let’s not lose sight of what matters here: This is the best, most insane opening to a hotel-based fashion show ever. 

WAIT, IT GETS BETTER! Tiny Tyras on stage interact with Giant Tyra! The Tyras seem to be making a movie. Actress Tyra tells Giant Tyra to get out of her shot, and then more Tyras arrive. Director Tyra yells “Cut!” at Giant Tyra as Giant Tyra makes “Huh? Wha?” noises. Well, that does it. I can’t take this off my DVR ever now. It is magical. And maybe the closest thing we’ll ever see to what it’s like inside the mind of Tyra (any size). 

Giant Tyra mouths “What the?!” and everyone applauds like they’ve just seen Casablanca. Real Tyra appears (Is your mind blown yet?) and explains the massive historic significance of this fashion show. Which is, in a way, true. Because if there is one thing that will deter aliens from invading, we just saw it. 

Tyra welcomes everyone to the show in Cantonese and English, and then tells them the show is going to be amazing. Well, yes, if you like knockoff mall fashions and holograms, this would be the show to hit. 

Fake lanterns on a screen! Then Laura walks in front of the blank screen with her stuffed lion! It is completely obliterating the view of her top! Good fashion accessory! 

(Actually, it just occurred to me to market them as “Laundry Day Lions.” I’m going to be rich. Rich!) 

Laura gives the audience a wink and runs to change and Sophie is up, walking against what looked like a blank screen, but is actually a very broad white outline of her moving form against a dark screen. Or something? Sophie is wearing a clear plastic cape (no, not just a clear plastic cape), which us the only must-have fashion item I have seen this whole cycle. 

Sophie says it’s hard to walk in that moving light when you can’t really see the light. We see bits of Annaliese and Catherine and — Whoa! — a completely obscured figure that turns out to have been Alisha unwittingly illustrating how hard it is to stay in that light. Jay tells her to feel her shadow. 

Laura walks and stays in her light and changes and shouts “I’m good! Let’s do this!” and walks again. Sophie says it’s madness backstage and she’s just standing like a doll with people throwing clothes on her — and sure enough, they are, as we se Sophie already in heels as someone tries to get her to step into a skirt. Sophie races out on time and Jay makes sure to snide “Wellllll, she missed her earrings.” Which I’m sure can be detected by people as far as zero rows away. 

Time for the models to swordfight against holograms! You heard me. 

Laura interviews: “I’m still a pirate, but I took this whole experience and embraced it and really tried to learn and grow and make me a better person.”  Good for you, Laura! And good for you for getting to say that sentence. 

It’s raining models! The new projection is showing models springing up from water droplets. Cover your lettuce! The water models burst and it’s time for our two champions to face off in what Sophie explains is “The Dandelion Scene.” God, I love this show. The ladies try to outwalk each other, pick up fake dandelions, and then blow fake dandelion seeds all over the place. The audience gives a standing ovation, because that is exactly as soul-stirring as a perfect rendition of Ode to Joy

The ladies walk out for the finale. We catch Legendary PR Maven Kelly Cutrone doing what looks like the Amercian Sign Language clap instead of traditional applause. I think it’s the most interesting and likable thing I’ve seen her do. Models “Whoo!” backstage. Sophie and Laura interview that they did their best and want to win! 

Panel!

Tyra, Laura, and Sophie are all in evening gowns! Mr. Jay is back again to be the guest judge. Where the hell is Miss J? Were we that offended by his last outfit? Maybe, yes. Still, a sad way to say goodbye to him. Tyra talks about the prizes for one million jillion years, including half-singing the little Extra theme slightly off-key. That was her best take? 

Time to judge Laura’s catwalk! Nigel says she was having fun, but she needs to both enjoy and control the moment. LPRMKC says Laura is supercool and rock and roll, but was trying too hard to be a nice girl in the show. Tyra says that Laura’s legendarily bad walk wasn’t there, almost as if it was a manufactured issue over the last few episodes. However, Tyra did not care for Laura’s “side smoochy tooch smirk.” Which doesn’t have anything to do with her butt, so “tooch” is just Tyra’s “smurf” now. 

Sophie also walked! Nigel says she was strong and elegant. Tyra says Sophie’s body language when she blew her dandelion was “genius.” Jay thought Sophie was confident walking with her Samurai sword. 

Time for their commercials, featuring candid shots from throughout the season! Come on, ear fight! 

Uhhh, featuring a very few candid shots and a bunch of obviously staged “candid” shots, they mean. Well, close enough. Nigel says Laura’s commercial is one of his favorites. He likes her best when she’s not focusing on the camera. Jay prompts Laura to talk about her panic attack. LPRMKC says “Welcome to fashion. It happens.” And Tyra nudges Nigel to say that in a “non-Top Model situation” Laura would most likely have been swapped out unless she was a “Christy Turlington, a Tyra Banks,” and in any major city Laura would just have been expendable. (And now Nigel knows what it’s like to be swapped out and expendable too. Fashion is cold.) 

Sophie does the opposite — they like Sophie talking to the camera, but not her in-between moments. LPRMKC says she looked a little too “Edie Sedgwick after a party,” and it’s kind of sweet that she thinks Sophie will get that reference. Tyra doesn’t see the girl she wanted to be friends with in the between camera moments. Aww. 

Print ads! This panel goes on forever! To hell with the judges — more holograms! Jay likes that you can’t see Laura’s panic. LPRMKC only likes one of Laura’s shots. Nigel and LPRMKC lurve Sophie’s shots. 

Jay points out that it’s rare to have two girls that you really like in the top two. All too true. LPRMKC says they’re both beautiful and have grown so much. Both stood out in the design-your-team’s-shoot challenge! Laura stood out with the celebrity-momster-who-must-not-be-named! Nigel says Laura would get booked, and LPRMKC says Sophie would get booked. And then she clarifies and says “Illuminata” and does what I thought was her ASL clapping again. Apparently it’s just her special gesture for Sophie. OK, that’s just uncomfortable now. LPRMKC says Laura is prettier on film than in person. Tyra and LPRMKC chat about how much they loved Sophie in the video, but Laura was too snarly. 

Jay rhapsodizes over Laura’s silkworm shoot but hated Sophie’s. Everyone loves Laura’s top of the building photo and her willingness to do whatever to get the shot. Tyra notes that Nigel also found Laura a little crazy. But inspirational! Counters Nigel. Jay points out that Sophie racked up bookings in Toronto. Nigel says Sophie’s makeover made her stick out and then calls her “Illuminata,” the little light. Gross, Nigel. That is beneath you. LPRMKC says that Sophie making runner-up in Britain and then still trying over here is “a great public relations story.” “She kept going! She has pink hair!” Maven. 

The tide turns back in Laura’s favor and Tyra holds her panic attack against her. 

Tyra: “America’s Next Top Model is either an American or a Brit.” Well summed. Commercials! 

This is it!

Two models! What a journey! And they don’t hate each other. 

Oh, goodness gracious. Tyra thinks it’s fascinating that the Colonies and the U.K. were once at war, but now the Yanks and the Brits are allies, just like Laura and Sophie. Everyone acts like that is a very wise and delightful thing to say. 

But only one can be America’s Next Top Model! Who will it be?! Tyra asks them how they feel, hoping one will panic or cry. 

America’s Next Top Model is…

Sophie! Well done, girly. Laura classes it up and is gracious and hopeful. Way to go out in style, Team LesBiModel! 

Congrats, Sophie! And congrats to us all for making it through this with most of our brain cells intact. See you next cycle! 

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