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The Big Flower Fight may be a horticulturists dream, but casual viewers may not smell the hype in these roses. Read critic reviews
The Big Flower Fight (2020)
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Episodes
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1. Enormous Insects
Air date: May 18, 2020
In the first challenge, the contestants craft giant bug sculptures out of flowers and plants in a dome abuzz with bees, beetles and butterflies.
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2. Fabulous Floral Fashion
Air date: May 18, 2020
The teams are tasked with working with thousands of cut flowers to create couture gowns for human models.
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3. Huge Hairy Beasts
Air date: May 18, 2020
The artists assemble wondrous creatures out of grasses and recycled materials.
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4. Giant Edible Thrones
Air date: May 18, 2020
The teams must forge enormous thrones using fruits, vegetables and other edible treats.
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5. Magnificent Mobiles
Air date: May 18, 2020
The contestants use dried flowers to create sculptures suspended in midair.
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6. Sea Creatures
Air date: May 18, 2020
Vying for a spot in the semifinals, the teams build whimsical sea creatures made out of coastal plants and sea drift.
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7. Green Giants
Air date: May 18, 2020
Outside of the dome, the contestants get their hands dirty creating evergreen giants that erupt from the ground.
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8. Fairytale Finale
Air date: May 18, 2020
In the finale, the teams create scenes inspired by "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Hansel and Gretel" and "Rapunzel."
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Critic Reviews for The Big Flower Fight: Season 1
Audience Reviews for The Big Flower Fight: Season 1
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I loved it to begin with! I loved all of the colors and aspects of the challenges. SPOILER: I was rooting so hard for Yan and Henck as well as Sarah and Jordan. It completely broke my heart when the girls had to go home. And I was pretty upset that my guys didn't win. I was especially tight in the Throne episode. Yan and Henck had such a beautiful masterpiece while Andrew and Ryan literally had two types of toxic plants on theirs when it was supposed to be an edible throne challenge... Most of their structures really underwhelmed me and their throne really didn't give of the vegetation, color, and edible plant diversity (that was within their theme) that I would look for.
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) As a horticulture professional it was a joy to see other creatives in the industry craft such wonderful pieces. From the plants to the challenges there was beauty, comraderie, and inspiration. Hope to see more in the future!
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I love this show with all my heart, it's the sweetest and most heartwarming thing you can watch on Netflix, or anywhere for that matter. The cast, from the judges to the contestants, is lovely and diverse. You have a dad and his lad, straight friends, gay friends, straight couples, gay couples, and even a senior trans woman and her millennial roommate. Also, the talent and imagination on display are off the chart. I dare you to finish a single episode without shedding a tear.
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I LOVED this show! I adored the cast, hosts, and main judge, Kristen. They had so much personality, and were such a diverse, interesting, and fun group of people to watch. The style of the show is similar to the Great British Bake Off, but I somehow liked this show even more, despite myself liking baking more than gardening. I rarely binge-watch shows, but I watched all the episodes of it as quickly as I could. And, without spoiling anything, the finale was wondrous. As for who this show is for, I'd say anyone who appreciates a cute little competition show. I know very little about planting, flowers, and sculptures, (I recognized about two flower names the entire time, one of which was sunflowers) but that did not make the show hard to watch at all. It's not dramatic like an action movie, but it's cute and lovely and fun, which just a bit of drama and things of that nature that comes with competition. And there's a few heartfelt lovely moments, but nothing too sad or scary. My ideal type of show. And the antics are great! The humor is exactly my style (puns, alliteration, and more). I hope with all my heart that there will be a season 2... and 3, and 4, and so on! And with the same hosts and main judge, ideally.
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Stars are for cast alone. Great idea, horrible execution. The grand scale of the sculptures was confined in such small spaces and often poorly lit. While in real life the finished products were probably beautiful, none of that translated onto the screen. Most were shot from a single angle. And frontrunners Andrew and Ryan are some of the ugliest people on TV. In a cast of lovely people, their snide comments and nastiness are jarring. Show reminds of the Lego Builder show. Participants build complex things that are nearly impossible to film in detail making it all pointless and boring.
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Fun challenges and challengers, hosted by the most annoying hosts on any show I've ever seen. They contestants are vibrant, diverse, and spectacular in their abilities and interactions but the hosts, and most of the judges, are unfunny, annoying, and pompous as hell. They're very reminiscent of all the awful hosts persons you've seen in other media such as the likes of Hunger Games, Black Mirror, and Joker.
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Amazingly clever and exciting. What can go wrong when you have the beautiful backdrop of Europe!!! A dream to watch. Please bring this back!
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What a refreshing view on the flower industry!! Such a diverse group. I absolutely love the creations they all made!!! I can't wait for another season!!!! Watching a 3rd time!!
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My whole family loved this show!
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I really like this show, for me was very fun to watch and i think that is a very new topic in this kind of shows.
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