En verre et contre tous

No one wants to hear the contestants bad mouth each other or complain all the time. We want to see them work. We want to know what each tool is for. We want to learn something. When will these tv shows get that?

Obviously, a relative dying sucks, but it doesn't need to be rehashed over and over again.

The glassblowing itself is fabulous, and I started focusing on just the end products and ignored the journey.

Very talented people. Kudos to them.

The show is a little rushed in the 20 min episodes. But what really made me dislike it is the winner they choose in the end! She shouldn't not have won!

I am watching season 2 for the second time. I really like this show however I feel the eliminations should follow the criteria given to the artists when presented the challenge. Episode 3 was so disappointing because only one artist did NOT meet the criteria presented however he was not eliminated. Chris Taylor should have been eliminated for not coming close to meeting the criteria. His glass with colored pencils was well made but SUPER HERO? Don't get it. Why give a criteria if your not going to consider it when eliminating?

I'll leave the name out, but one contestant made this difficult to watch. The talent of ALL the contestants is absolutely amazing, but I simply couldn't get past the awkward nastiness that oozes out of one. Good show if you just want to focus on the artistry, which is very respectable.