One contestant on 'The Great Pottery Throw Down' is dubbed 'the one that got away” from Prince Harry.
Each season, 10 to 12 contestants vie for the unofficial title of top potter and a custom ceramic trophy via weekly competitions designed to eliminate the weakest skilled or least creative of the bunch.
Some of the recurring challenges include working with porcelain, sculpting a free-standing creation, from working fountains to ornate toilets, and facing the fiery Japanese style of pottery known as Raku. In between main makes, the potters also have to compete in blind showdowns and wheel-based speed throws, with clay often going flying in unexpected directions.
No, Patrick Swayze does not appear in ghost form to guide Demi Moore along, but the contestants do have to do things like “pulling” in order to make long suggestive forms of clay, deliver perfect rim jobs or “slap” their many balls until ready for hand molding. And at one point, they are faced with their most tantalizing and giggle-filled challenge yet -- hand sculpting figurines based on nude models.
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