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]
TC: I really enjoyed Lee Anne's blog. Thanks for linking it, sumi. She has such an interesting perspective on the show. And also, I probably should have know this, but I didn't realize she was the one responsible for all the beautiful presentations. I don't remember salivating over plates of raw proteins in seasons past. But one look at her presentations and I want to cook! Anyway, she's been a real asset to the show. I wish they would let her function as a mentor, because I really think there are some changes chefs could make halfway through their preparation that would really change their results.
Conclusion? I heart Lee Anne.
I don't think I know what that means...(bottle service means you byo and they charge you a fee for corking it, right?)
No, it's the opposite, where you can buy a whole bottle of liquor for one brazilian dollars, and get to feel like a Lohan or a Diddy. And it's the kind of place that "shouldn't" be in the neighborhood where it is.
Liese, I know! She is doing a fantastic job and always has an interesting perspective on the challenges.
And she had some great ideas for that frozen piecrust challenge - conclusion?
The 4th place finisher from Season 1 may be better than the last two seasons of contestants.
OH! Bottle service...der! I should have known about that from my life (in which I watch Entourage and read a lot celebrity gossip).
I wish they would let her function as a mentor, because I really think there are some changes chefs could make halfway through their preparation that would really change their results.
I would so love that!
The 4th place finisher from Season 1 may be better than the last two seasons of contestants.
Ayup. No question if you ask me.
So, ita! Are you watching History Channel's "Human Weapon"? The SO & I really enjoyed tonight's episode on Muay Thai, and I was wondering what you'd think about it.
Races over to read. Sumi, thanks for being our TC/Food Network Nilly, btw.
Bourdain blogs TC the best - so amusing.
I think I saw maybe one episode of Rocco diSpirito's show. Interesting what Bourdain says at the end of the blog about him.
Interesting, Barton G is now a permanent blogger for TC - but does this mean that Padma will not be blogging at all?
