February 7, 2007
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When they asked me to be a judge for “Top Design,” I was excited because I'm such a fan of Bravo, of “Project Runway” and “Top Chef.” As a viewer, I understood how these shows work. I also knew that the challenge going in would surround children’s rooms which is appropriate given what I do. But I certainly didn’t know -- being previously just a viewer -- what it would be like to walk onto the set. I’ve been on TV before but I’ve never done something like this. For Target, I've helped make a few commercials so I wasn’t completely shocked by the scale of the production. But I was surprised by how big a production "Top Design" -- and how big the set is -- the entire Pacific Design Center.
I was also surprised byhow much separation there is between the judges and the contestants. Just to make sure that the pool is never contaminated. I thought it was really incredible and positive. As a judge, you're not even allowed to see them. The first time that they saw me was when I walked the rooms to judge the challenge.
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Comments
LK wrote:
My primary comment about your guesting on the show is that I would have liked to hear more from you.
There is only so much time in the show, but to have a guest judge and not give them more time on air seems a waste of the perspective you are supposed to bring.
I'm sure you had some great conversations during the judging, I wish we would could see more of that in the future.
posted on February 8, 2007 at 11:31 PM
Leigh wrote:
Ms. Lange, you are such an inspiration. Do you ever have any openings at the starting level at your company?
posted on March 3, 2007 at 6:43 PM
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posted on February 8, 2008 at 1:14 PM