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We're back with more from Bridget.

She's going to talk about the America's Next Top Model contracts that she has seen and reported on in her own podcast, though we have not independently seen these, and has a lot more to share.

A lot of these other kind of talent search shows like American Idol and The Voice, you know, they've had a mixed record, but at least they've had one Kelly Clarkson or whatever else.

But I think the issue with Top Model is that a lot of these girls put themselves...

through very extreme conditions and extreme changes to their face, their teeth, under the premise that it would help them get jobs after and then that didn't happen.

Can we talk about the most extreme makeovers that the teeth and some of the other stuff that happened?

And I mean, part of this is, part of the issue is that...

Tyra really seemed, at least this is how it appeared on the show, seemed to be the arbiter of fashion and beauty.

I saw this headline from The Onion.

Obviously, this is a joke, satirical headline.

It says,

That really says it all.

I mean, at the same time as Dani from Cycle 6 was forced to close her gap and told she would never make it as a fashion model, Tyra would go on and increase the gap in a model's tooth in a later season.