America's Next Top Model:

America's Next Top Model: The Girl Whose Lips Puffed Up

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The girls' photo shoot for this week is simple beauty shots, photographs taken in black and white that focus on their face. After that, the girls are taken to an acting challenge where they will have to act out a scene. The last stop for the girls is a fast-paced action packed Matrix like commercial for Rollitos chips. Read full recap »

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Stars:: Janice Dickinson (Judge); Mercedes Scelba-Shorte (Contestant - Cycle 2); Catie Anderson (Contestant/Eliminated 6th); Sara Racey-Tabrizi (Contestant/Eliminated 7th); Camille McDonald (Contestant/Eliminated 8th); Yoanna House (Contestant/Winner); April Wilkner (Contestant/4th Place); Shandi Sullivan (Contestant/3rd Place); Jay Manuel (Art Director/Makeup Artist); Nigel Barker (Judge/Photographer (2+)); Eric Nicholson (Judge); Tyra Banks (Host/Judge)

Guest Star:: Mark Collier (Himself); Tasha Smith (Herself)

The challenge this week is an acting challenge to see how well the girls convey their feelings. The girls have to act out a scene with Mark Collier, a soap opera star. The winner is April who chooses Catie to go with her on a jewelry-shopping spree. edit »
This week is Camilles second week in a row in the bottom two. edit »
The bottom two are Catie and Camille. Camille won't open up. But in the end Catie goes home because she is to safe to be commercial and the judges wonder if she is emotionally ready to be a model. edit »
The episode title is named for Camille, whose lips puffed up due to an unknown allergic reaction. edit »

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Camille: Who said I couldn't act? Huh? edit »
Tasha Smith-Arquese (To Camille): Come on, you're sucking right now! edit »
Eric: She's kinda the girl next door, but I think America's Next Top Model has to be like, the girl way over there.
Tyra: Down the street and around the corner!
Eric: Ex-actly. edit »
Jay Manuel: Talk tough superhero, not tough Bronx.
Mercedes:Well, I'm from Jersey! edit »
Mercedes (About Camille): Where the hell did the Cuban come from? I'm more Cuban than her, Honey, and I'm not even Latin! edit »

When Camille changed the lines during her acting challenge, Mark Collier warned her if she did that in front of David Mamet she'd never get an acting job. David Mamet is a playwright known for his gritty, overlapping dialogue. His most famous work is probably Glengarry Glen Ross. edit »

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The Girl Whose Lips Puffed Up
The Bottom Line: "Filler episode"
The girls learn about acting and they do a commercial ...Continue »
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