Guess what’s back? Blown Away, the highly loved series that has gained mass popularity with people shocked at how much they have enjoyed watching and learning about glass blowing. Blown Away brings together ten competitors to face off across 30-minute episodes, which include a single challenge, to eventually crown one the king of glass. Whilst they’re giving their all, host Nick Uhas makes jokes, and evaluator Katherine Gray gives honest, humorous critiques. In season three, we are also joined by season one prize winner, here to give the contestants motivational speeches and give critiques as she herself knows what has to go into being a winner. There are ten episodes where the contestants battle through creatively, with the drive and determination to win the sixty grand cash prize. They also win an artist residency at the Corning Museum of Glass in New York. Their artwork will also go on display in the museum. The fun and tension of the series comes from how temperamental glass is to work with. They’re usually judged on their technique, creativity, and concept, and with the challenges being timed, the stakes are high. The tools and techniques used in this artistry are incredible to watch. Much like other competition-based series we get short interviews with the contestants throughout.