Talk:America's Next Top Model, Cycle 3

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During Week 11, the show showed quick clips of fashionable "Harajuku Girls". In actuality, some of these girls were cosplayers. Three of the girls were clearly in cosplay of Visual Kei bands; one was dressed as Tatsurou from the band MUCC, while two others were dressed as members of the band Gazette.

Is there a Wiki page to describe what is "good" and "bad" trivia? Since several episdoes of this cycle are Japan-centric, and most the images they show of the "Japanese girls" are not fashion based images, but cosplayers, I think this trivia will be interesting to people who liked these episodes and would like to know more. Denaar 02:51, 12 February 2007 (UTC)

• Admittedly, the article still needs quite a lot of work, but none of this came across when I read the article. Perhaps it should be in the main section if it's THAT relevant, but I tend to think it doesn't fit with this article as it was so "disjointed". In any case, I doubt if anyone reading the article would care whether some cameo shots were of Harajuku girls or cosplayers. If the differences weren't stated in the show, it would be considered original research, and thus should be removed. Ohconfucius 05:55, 13 February 2007 (UTC)

Somebody needs to bring back the call-out order table. Unfortunately I have no idea how to do so. It looks to have been removed due to vandalism. 4.241.33.207 05:15, 2 May 2007 (UTC)

Contents 1 Kelle, you go girl 2 Magdalena off of the call-out chart?? 3 Beautiful "Black" Girl 4 International destination

[edit] Kelle, you go girl

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[edit] Magdalena off of the call-out chart??

She was still a part of the show, so let's not take her off the call-out chart. —Preceding unsigned comment added by SMSstopper0913 (talk • contribs) 03:36, 25 November 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Beautiful "Black" Girl

I just finished watching the show and I am curious to why it would be replayed, at least without edit? When Yaya and Eva boasted about being "black", it made no sense. We have no control over the color that we enter the world, so it would have made more sense for them to boast of their accomplishments. When they spoke of being black they did not reveal their color, but they did reveal their predjudice of mine! To me, those girls are pretty, but they are not beautiful because beauty is inside and out and predjudice is ugly! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 0that (talk • contribs) 02:53, 28 January 2008 (UTC)

[edit] International destination

We all know that the girls went to Tokyo,Japan,but they also visited Jamaica at the 2nd episode.So,we should discuss if you can inlude it as an international destination.Thank you.