As someone who’s had a total of 3 on-screen roles in my life, I don’t think getting the line exactly right is THAT big of an issue.

I understand Amanda wanting her to read the script, but I think Kendall’s ad-libs fit well.

I thought the acting note the judges gave to Kendall was misplaced, though. Girl needed a knowing look to make her escape. The only one to stick out in a bad way was Synthia, which makes sense, cause she got in her head. That being said, I think everyone did decently well in the acting challenge it was hard to pick an absolute flop performance. Dune at least gave us all the courtesy of that. If you’re going to go that long, at least give us a Denis Villeneuve directed Oscar Isaac near nude scene. With this script, the only thing they weren’t trying to slash was the fat out of the script. Last season, it was the Heritage Minutes being more like Heritage Hours. The scripts for these acting challenges are also running longer than Dune, and we don’t need all that. I’m glad a French Canadian queen is getting her roses for an acting challenge after last season's Kiara snub. Though - spoiler - Adrianna won and was not that. It’s like improv, which is probably why I’m so triggered. To be honest, I always dread acting challenges because, usually, whoever has the biggest, most palatably annoying presence always ends up winning. But this recap - like everything I write - is about me. I mean, I know they released this around this time because it’s the spooky season. As someone who is currently going through a moment of watching horror movies to not be so scared, this acting challenge came at the right time.

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