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Regarding the Christmas episode - Hubby and I sat through that one scratching our heads and giving each other WTF looks. THEN, at the end, the Samantha Brown thing was hilarious! Made watching it up to that point well worth it.
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First off, Jen should not be dismissed (i didnt like her at first, but now shes growing on me. she had an attitude at first)
At the beginning of this season, I seem to remember her saying something about how she was SO tough as nails, that she made other chefs cry in the kitchen.
I find that hard to believe!
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Yay for Dave!
Any other day I would have rooted for Kevin . . . but Dave truly deserved the win with the agony he's had to endure with that arm. And I would have FIRED Amanda!!
As for Robert, I sincerely hope we've seen the end of that arrogant douch-bag (sorry, but I just can't
help myself). I've never seen a bigger cry-baby when he gets reprimanded. For Pete's sake, HK producers:
DO not bring him back for a 3rd season!!
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Ash has been in the bottom quite a few times and has seemed to talk his way out of being kicked off. His speech about how he hero-worships Mike almost came across to me as a smokescreen to get Mike kicked off - by stressing how much of the dish was Mike's direct responsibility.
I saw it the same way . . . I was actually kind of surprised at how grateful Mike was for Ash's commmentary.
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Well, I watched the premiere episode finally.
All I can say is . . .
UG.
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Well, I taped it, but have not watched yet. It sounds as if it's gone down
a few notches.
I'll watch this first episode and decide whether the rest of the season is
worth wasting time on . . .
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Oh, I gotta admit . . . I'll be watching, too.
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I, too, am enjoying this show.
I enjoy the fact that we're actually seeing more actual cooking in the kitchen
and less drama. I do understand that there will be a bit of bickering between
regular Top Chef contestants, but I can do without watching them snuggle on
the sofa and worrying about what their significant others are going to think.
As for Defresene, he reminds me of Ray Manzarek of the Doors in an odd
sort of way.
Must be the sideburns.
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Okay I've never had a problem with Paula Deen really since I hardly get to see her show anyway but after seeing this
...I think I might!
OMG - That's just nuts!
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Seems fairly simple to me:
He deserved to be fired. Plain and simple.
From what you've stated, the case is/was there.
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An example of the lousy editing on this show:
During the taste test, Andrea flubbed up. Then they show her teammates
standing there gasping . . . and who is standing there on the far left?
Andrea, of course
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LOVED the Vietnam episode!!
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So sad . . .
ANYthing can happen to ANYone at ANYtime.
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Wasn't Natasha Richardson (the actress that just passed away due to a
head injury from a ski accident) one of the guest judges on an episode
in this season?
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He was so grotesque. Thank goodness he's finally out.
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It didn't look like a refrigerator to me . . . it looked as if he was trying to pull
a fast one.
Of course, I've already deleted the DVR tape, so I can't go back and watch
again.
I do, however, still think he needs to be booooooted . . .
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Yes, Claudia, that annoys me too when Ramsay doles out insults regarding
people's weight. It's really not necessary. Now if one is a total boob like
Seth portrays himself to be, then that's another story! He deserves what's
coming to him.
Yes, Charlie goofed in the dining room - but, for the love of Pete,
Seth hides butchered up meat in the cabinet?? What the bloody hay . . . ??
Seth needed to go, not Charlie.
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I don't know why I keep watching this show. I guess it's the 'train-wreck'
aspect that keeps me coming back.
We need to say buh-bye to Colleen, Lacey, and . . . omg . . . Seth.
Why the hell is that dude still around?
Too bad "the one who broke her ankle" (can't remember her name) had
to bow out so early. My early money was on her.
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He strongly suggests that they didn't give the crowd vote much weight, as it seemed to him basically a popularity contest.
I was wondering how much that would come into play . . .
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Call me weird (and many peeps do!),
but I thought the dolls were . . . . .
. . . . . awesome!!
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My biggest surprise of this round was that they couldn't come up with something more interesting for "something blue".
My biggest surprise was that Fabio (I think it was he) proudly stated to the
ladies that "green and yellow make blue". And they all "Oooohed and
Aaaaaahed" with glee. No, dear, it is blue and yellow (2 primary colors)
that make green (a secondary color).
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I had high hopes for this show, but I was sorely disappointed. Like Jane,
I don't even know where to begin. The concept was hopeful, but - I don't
know if it was due to the guest themselves - but I found it irritating, to say
the least. I enjoyed Tim Allen to a point, and the other brown-haired guy
(sorry - can't remember the name) was tolerable, but the others (particularly
blondie) sounded like 3rd-graders.
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I know you are all in denial here, because there is some unexplainable worship of Bourdain, but all of the shows are very shallow and not very informative. He has fallen into the celebrity trap where he believes that his snarky comments is the story and he fails to be able to see the incredible opportunity that he has. What a wasted opportunity
Huh?
Apparently, you haven't even seen the Spain and Tokyo (I have not yet seen
the Egypt show, so I cannot comment on that one), 'cos these were two of the
most sensitively done programs Tony has done. Snarky? hmmmmmm . . .
As far as 'all of the shows' being 'shallow and not very informative', nothing
could be further from the truth.
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This was a fun episode for me. Being the Classic Rock chick that I am, I liked
seeing Alice and Ted. I am conservative, but not nearly as far to the right as
Ted. As stated by others, he is a likeable bloke.
But I can do withoutALL of that huntin' stuff.
Top Chef: Seattle
in Food Media & Arts
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David, excellent point regarding Kristen. Case in point: Stephanie Izard