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Tony’s moping around because he’s totally in love with Tea even though she’s a lesbian, and also because everyone hates him now. Eura tries to fix things; she tracks down Michelle and gives her a love letter from Tony. Except the thing is, it was actually a love letter to Tea, which we know because there’s a giant drawing of Tea’s face on the back of the note. Subtlety.

Michelle texts Tony, Tony yells at Eura, and Eura disappears into the night. And then she gets abducted! We find this out because someone texts Tony and says “We took ur sista.” Then the unknown number texts all of Tony’s friends, who have banded together in this time of turmoil despite their hatred of Tony, with a photo of an alien-like triangular image. The image, it turns out, is the symbol of a warehouse party.

Never mind the fact that it’s the middle of the day, there’s a giant party going down, and that’s where Eura’s been abducted to. So the kids say: “We have to go there!” No! You have to call the police, you crazy kids. And everything will be fine. But, then again, who can resist a party? Not the Skins gang, who arrive at this massive, pulsing rave situation and look for Eura. Then, suddenly, she appears, on a screen projected above the party. And she’s stripping. Yikes!

Stanley wanders backstage where he comes across Eura chilling on the floor. As it turns out, she abducted herself, for attention. Stanley yells at her and Eura actually speaks in response. Turns out she’s like Yoda: this weird little creature who only opens her mouth to spew words of wisdom in weird, stilted language.

And then, resolution: Eura and Tony go home with their dad who finally acknowledges them; Tea cuddles with her passed-out girlfriend in a hospital bed (ankle, lightning); Aboud and Daisy kinda express their feelings for one another; Chris vomits; and Stanley and Michelle make-out hardcore. We’re not sure what happens to Cadie, though we assume pills are probably involved.

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“Two words: Bohemian Rhapsody.  It’s huge and we do the entire song. Jonathan Groff is epic, as are all of the Vocal Adrenaline dancers. A couple of them died during the shooting of the number, but their families will be taken care of as long as the show is on the air, so it’s really not such a bad deal.”

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After we watched the finale of For the Love of Ray J, there was also a lot that we didn’t see. Here are some clips of the extra scenes.

Since Ray J chose Cocktail to be his girl, Unique had a lot to say about things. She certainly was not a happy person when she found out that he didn’t choose her!

After Cocktail’s night with Ray J after he chose her, she made the “walk of shame” back to her room. When she got there, Unique really questioned her about her night and a lot more:

Cocktail got initiated into the Mile High Club on Ray J’s private jet on their way to Vegas:

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It’s been a long, hard road for the guys on The Pickup Artist 2, but we’re down to the final two. They need to be at their best and ready for the final challenge. Here’s the sneak peek at what’s in store during the season finale.

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Check out these VH1 Extras from the finale. This first clip, showing Jonathan Leavit bloopers, is hysterical.

Of course, Steve Wyrick, and his Las Vegas theater, played a big part of the finale. This Artist’s Dream sequence is a great series of illusions. Plus –okay- it’s really very sweet. Watch it again and again, if you must. Maybe you’ll figure out how he did all that. It didn’t help me.

Tommy is so excited about magic. He is really pumped about becoming a magician, and not just a slashy –Celebrity/Magician.

This street magic illusion is quite impressive. I must learn this one before the next work party, or whatever. How does Derek do this?

Tommy and Hal, ultimately, quite frankly… This is funny. I guess we all have expressions that we overuse.

Chris “Kid” Reid reflects on the competitors, and the remaining tension between Tommy and Hal

Derek works his street magic, impressing Austin and his family. Poor Austin will get over his low riffle self-esteem, though, someday.

Jeff McBride works his magic on Masks. For a second, I thought he was going to reveal a ten inch tongue.

Rocco seems to be picking up women with his chips.

Silly Billy shows how milk was meant to be tricked! These kids now “Got Milk”.

Jonathan Leavit works it, perhaps making up for his hilarious flubs. Hey! What was to make up for, though?

Would you like to see a second season of Celebracadabra? I would. Let’s hear your thoughts on this first run of the show. Who was your favorite celebrity?

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Watch these clips, and see who you think will win Miss Rap Supreme.

Who do you think will win?

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Here are some VH1 Video Extras:

A video montage of all the death scenes in season one.

Check out more videos, after the break…
All the great mess-ups from Maria Conchita.

Girls Behaving Badly? No. My Not So Fair Lady!

My favorite deleted challenge scene. This is great!

Here’s an “alternative” death scene for Gisel.

Reunion, anyone? Stay tuned for more great scoop on ¡Viva Hollywood!.

What did you think of this episode? What did you think of the show? Will you watch the reunion? Will you watch season 2? Who was your favorite of all the contestants?

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