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Damn tony... you must go through Imodium by the gross... that Dende oil is serious GI lubricant

Yeah, I think he was fixating. But that's in character.....Next week he'll be sportin' a kangaroo suit and a fifth of some indiginous potation as he weeds through the restaurants of Australia and makes obscure loaded references to the mafia. Every week is something new--good or bad. This week was great...

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More Brazil this week (with lots more booze, one can be sure), and then a serious drinking (NYC barhopping) show on the 21st.

I love it when ACT degenerates into an episode of "Drink-a-long with Tony"

"An idealist is one who, on noticing that a rose smells better than a cabbage, concludes that it will also make better soup." - H. L. Mencken

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Ohh Fabio, where art thou Fabio....Two shows in a row, and his name is actually Fabio in this one. The overtones are getting quite...uh, Liberace-like. Are you tryin' to tell us something Tony.....

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I thought I saw at the end of the show:

RIP Fabio .........

Was this the Fabio who was on the show? If yes, what a bummer.

When Tony asked rhetorically "Do I drink too much on this show" my daughter (4) replied "Yes, Tony drinks too much."

Great show

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I missed it. I havent seen this show yet but am dying to... having just read Kitchen Confidential for the first time. Does it just play at 8PM on Fridays? Or does it rerun at all....Couldnt find it in my TV Guide except @ 8...

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Rio looked wonderful. Another great show. What was that oh so catchy tune Tony was humming tonight? (As he walked away, on the boat etc.) It's gotta be from a flick. Am I right?

Many parts of a pine tree are edible.
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I was wondering what he was humming, too. The choppy boat ride was hysterical. Fabio seemed to have a pretty amazing time. I hope Tony will elaborate on the circumstances.

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Very recently, Fabio Maranhao was shot to death--for no discernible reason--by person or persons unknown. He will be remembered by all of us lucky enough to have known him. He was exactly as you saw him. A good hearted, good natured, outgoing guy with a sense of humor--and a true carioca.

abourdain

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When do we get to see this in the UK?????

I know Channel 4 were considering picking up the programme but didn't take up the option

I do think they offered Tony a place on "Help, I'm a Celebrity Chef, get me outta here" though

I hope they someone picks it up soon or he may come over lots more to do more personal appearances and boost his profile. God save us :smile:

S

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I'm so sorry to hear about Fabio, I practically fell in love with him just watching the show, he seemed like a real blast...and then as it was going off we saw..."Dedicated to Fabio". That's terrible, my prayers are with his family and friends.

Tony, I'm glad you posted this, I was looking all over the web this morning trying to find out what happened.

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Did anyone catch tonight's episode in Minneapolis?

I loved the whole Mall of America/mass commerical food theme in the beginning.

What was the bob's big boy reference at the end when bourdain was on the beach?

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I think it was Bourdain doing a Charlton Heston impression.

PJ

"Epater les bourgeois."

--Lester Bangs via Bruce Sterling

(Dori Bangs)

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What was the bob's big boy reference at the end when bourdain was on the beach?

Yes, Charlton Heston in Planet of the Apes.

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Hehe.. I actually ended up missing the show to go to Les Halles. Irony?

"Long live democracy, free speech and the '69 Mets; all improbable, glorious miracles that I have always believed in."

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I have one of those chopper things he made fun of (well, not that brand, but something similar). They're great for chopping nuts or mass quantities of garlic. Especially things that tend to fly off the cutting board when cut with a knife.

I want a bobble-head too!

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So when are we going to see the egullet store at Mall of America?...think about it, you could produce toy dolls of your favorite

e-gullet personalities...I could see "the Brits" selling quite well, though you might have to find a separate display consul for the Plotnicki doll...

On second thought, Nevermind.

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I have one of those chopper things he made fun of (well, not that brand, but something similar). They're great for chopping nuts or mass quantities of garlic. Especially things that tend to fly off the cutting board when cut with a knife.

Tony's line, "I could fire all my chefs", was too funny.

(Is your chop-chop Pampered Chef like my mom's is?)

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