Tammy honours a fashion designer

Tammy does not present her creation with any sort of fanfare. Instead, as she and Antoine sit on a sofa in the study, she reaches behind it and pulls out “Coconut Chanel”, who consists of a cartoon version of the famous French designer and businesswoman Coco Chanel taped onto her coconut.

Antoine briefly interviews Coco, during which Tammy shows off her ventriloquism skills.

In the studio, Louis is impressed by the “added difficulty” of making it seem like Coco was actually the one speaking. After Tammy says that she learned ventriloquism as a child, Marie-Lyne and Mona request that Tammy make Phil say ‘hello’ to Louis. Tammy obliges, giving Phil a very low voice, but refuses to do anything more, joking that it’s a skill she needs to save “for special occasions” (seemingly implying sexual situations).

Mostly because Tammy had used the coconut as more of an easel for her creation, instead of properly incorporating it, Louis awards Tammy last place.

(Written by Jenny R and edited by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Jenny R and adjusted by David Fuller)