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How did Pippa go on The Floor when finally hit by the randomizer

Self identifying Perthonality, Pippa, best known to the LGBTIQA+ community as drag performer Prism, finally got picked to play on Channel Nine’s The Floor.

We gave you the heads up that Pippa was appearing on the show last month, but over the first six episodes we’ve hardly seen anything of her. She has just hanging out at the back of the room in a stunning yellow dress.

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Each time a new contestant is needed the randomizer shoots lights around the studio to select a player who not yet taken part in a battle, but it never seemed to fall on Pippa.

A few times it hit her neighbours who would weigh up which category they wanted to play in, but Pippa was a self declared subject matter expert in the song of Kylie Minogue and each time those looking at her square would turn in another direction.

Would Pippa make it almost all the way to the grand finale before anyone challenged her? As the seventh episode got underway the number of contestants had dropped from 81 to just 32 – and Pippa has just been standing there watching it go by.

The stakes were raised in Sunday nights episode with host Roger Corser doubling the nightly prize to $20,000 for the person who held the most territory at the end of the session.

Finally Pippa was picked to play and was given the choice of taking on the topics of Outback, Star Wars, Stage Musicals and Plane Tails. She opted to challenge Wednesday in her inherited category of plane tails.

So far Wednesday has been the most successful player in the game, and she currently holds one of the largest amounts of territory in the game. Clicking her tongue, Pippa faced off in a game which saw her having to identify airlines from the marking on their tails.

While she knew QANTAS, Singapore, Malaysia, Hawaiian Air Canada, Japan, and Qatar,, Pippa couldn’t pick the logos of British Airways, Rex and Etihad, which lost her valuable time.

Suddenly Pippa was out of the game, but one thing is guaranteed her ranking as a Perthonality has improved!

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