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Hi Gayle, Not sure if you even read these blogs, but here's a suggestion for the producers. If you want to grow the characters (girls into women), you can employ me. I am an organizational psychologist, who can perform a needs assessment easily, just by watching the show. The characters need to grow into the I'm pretty sure mature women who actually work in your salon to bring some sort of sophistication to the program; thereby making your real stylists proud to be associated with the show; rather than the response you received about them not wanting to be on the show. I have some real suggestions for Olivia and Tracey. Oh and BTW, the minispa episodes, were just plain not planned well. If the producers really wanted it to be a success, they could have had an exit at the back of the salon for privacy issues. But, if the goal was to create drama and scripts, then they succeeded. Rather than make a mockery of your salon and those associated with it, wouldn't the producers rather grow the (girls) characters into mature well-adjusted women with grown up issues rather than stupid cat fighting scenes that quite frankly lose their luster after a few episodes. I have lived all my life in NJ and although I do personally know a few females who act and look like the characters on the show, 95% of New Jersey females do not act like them. Bottom line, these antics are going to go stale soon, so I would respectfully suggest that if the producers want to ramp up the ratings and viewers, they should give me a call or an email to find out what ideas I have about extending the show's interest level with the 95% of females across NJ; not to mention integration of respect from a diverse culture base. I'm Sicilian, but not everyone in NJ is Sicilian. My email is This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Would be happy to help. Thankyou