Ep 2. Think Inside the Box
- January 22, 2021
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6.7 (55)
In Blown Away season 2 episode 2, titled "Think Inside the Box," the ten remaining contestants are challenged to create a unique glass box. The contestants are given three hours to design and execute their ideas, with the added twist of having to incorporate a miniature glass figurine provided to them at the start of the challenge.
As the artists work on their boxes, tensions rise as some struggle to come up with a strong concept while others face technical difficulties. One contestant in particular finds themselves struggling with their piece, with some questioning if they will even be able to finish in time.
The judges, expert glass artists Katherine Gray and Nick Uhas, are on hand to critique each piece, paying close attention to the technical execution and overall artistic vision. They are joined this episode by guest judge Sue Rankin, Executive Director of the Glass Art Society.
In addition to the main challenge, the contestants are also tasked with completing a separate challenge for the chance to win a coveted spot in the Immunity Bench in the next episode. The mini-challenge involves creating a beautiful glass bottle with a matching stopper, utilizing various techniques such as etching and carving.
As the clock ticks down, the artists put the finishing touches on their boxes, showcasing a wide range of styles and techniques. The judges carefully consider each piece, taking into account not only the technical execution, but also the creativity and originality of the concept.
In the end, one artist is declared the winner of the main challenge and earns a valuable spot in the Immunity Bench. Another artist is unfortunately sent home, with the judges lamenting the missed potential of their piece.
Overall, "Think Inside the Box" is a thrilling episode that showcases the incredible skill and creativity of the Blown Away contestants. With high stakes and challenging twists, this episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.