Through the Looking Glass Part I: Season 13, Episode 9

WARNING: If you don't want to know what happened in this episode, don't read this photo recap! 

The finale challenge will be whimsical and… Wonderful!

The director of the "Wonderland"-themed short films is John Wynn - you may remember him from Season 10's "Hellhole" series. The artists must create two whimsical characters who will star in a Alice in Wonderland themed short film.

Walter's script calls for a gingerbread man, and as luck would have it, he's already created two of those… This season!

Walter dips his own hands in alginate to form some oversized arms for his Ginger General.

Damien lends his precision to the Porcelain Prince for Team Matt.

Mel decides her fox sculpt is looking more like a lizard - Jordan agrees - and she starts over.

Mr. Westmore suggests sculpting one mold that will work for both grasshopper legs. #timesaver

Yvonne asks Walter: Are you sure you want to put those horns on the Lollipop Princess?

Mel takes a moment of well-deserved celebration after successfully molding that HUGE grasshopper butt.

Team Walter is having a terrible time in the mold room - first a hand sculpture cracks, then a mold won't open, and then the whole thing falls apart.

Kevon needs to tear out some of the foam from the bug abdomen to make it fit the human.

Jordan has been wanting to create this particular bug eye for a minute. SFX dreams do come true!

Team Matt's Porcelain Prince holds up well in the camera test, though he may not look happy to be there!

Team Jordan's grasshopper is in good shape, but the fox still needs to look more like a fox. A longer nose is needed for the actual shoot day.

Team Walter was going for whimsical, but created a Ginger General that would frighten poor Alice away. Walter's sole solace is that there's more time to edit, revise, and take another crack at winning $100,000!