This thread is for non-fiction TV, including but not limited to reality television (So You Think You Can Dance, Top Chef: Masters, Project Runway), documentaries (The History Channel, The Discovery Channel), and sundry (Expedition Africa, Mythbusters), et al. [NAFDA]
Man, Gordon Ramsay rocks so hard. I'm watching The F Word, and he's just launched into a tirade about how ridiculous celebrity chefs have gotten (no word from the pot on the general condition of the kettle yet, ftr), spurred by finding out that his old mentor is judging a Daily Mail contest for readers' recipes for homemade dog food.
So he's gone to the pound armed with a stack of (competitor) celebrity chef cookbooks, chosen various dogs that he thinks resembles each chef in some way, and is cooking signature dishes from the cookbooks to test out on the dogs. The winner (determined by rate of gulping) he's going to submit to the contest.
I'm amused that he names his livestock after celebrities - chefs for the turkeys and I believe, Trinny and Susannah from the original WNTW for the pigs.
What did they get for season 3?
I don't know if anyone here is addicted to this show (I have managed to never watch it) but my friend M. is definitely addicted so I had to send her this interview with the next bachelor from "The Bachelor".
New horror/reality series from Sam Raimi on the CW.
Sounds like it could be fun.
Discovery Health Channel's answer to the Puppy Bowl:
Discovery Health's second annual television event is double -- and in some cases, triple -- the fun. BABY MADNESS: MULTIPLES features more adorable babies, more laughs and more advice from parents, such as Kate Gosselin from "Jon & Kate Plus 8," and mother of 17 children Michelle Duggar. Headlining the all-star cast of BABY MADNESS: MULTIPLES are 40 sets of tiny twins and triplets, and hilarious comedian host Andrew Kennedy. The three-hour toddler extravaganza begins Saturday, April 5, at 3 PM ET/PT and repeats until midnight, as a viewing alternative to college basketball's Final Four.
The jam-packed action tips off at Baby Madness Arena -- a mini-basketball court where the babies play, laugh, cry and simply do what babies do. BABY MADNESS: MULTIPLES highlights the "competition" among the multiples, in spirited events such as "The Diaper Derby," "The Ravioli-Eating Challenge" and "Finger Painting Palooza." Kennedy, a funnyman and father of three, provides narration and insight into the babies' activities and innermost thoughts throughout the program.
Wow. Another week of Beatles on AI.
There are no words for how much I hated that arrangement of "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away." Kristy Lee Cook, please, please go home.
I'm on TiVo delay, so I'm spared that horror. In the meantime, I ♥ Amanda, soooo much.
