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cheese_dave said:Anyone got any opinions on it? I thought the first two shows, with the X-Factor style auditions, were pretty dreadful, though last week's shows redeemed the format a little.
I hope that model wins :twisted:
Yellow Jim said:Outside catering, just get them back in a kitchen FFS. I don't really care if they can make a chicken curry for 500 hungry scots.
Pig Cat said:Yellow Jim said:Outside catering, just get them back in a kitchen FFS. I don't really care if they can make a chicken curry for 500 hungry scots.
Yes that has been a problem before though. And I can't stand it when they produce some wonderful food then have to cart it in a little trolley over cobbles and up some windy stairs before serving it. That sort of thing is just ridiculous, it's not The Krypton Factor ffs! :roll:
cheese_dave said:I'm just peeing myself laughing that everyone's putting on Puddingface avatars, that's hilarious :lol:
I was a fan of the original show with Grossman, used to watch it on a Sunday afternoon if I remember rightly. Very relaxed. Then they revamped it with Gregg and John "shouting about food", and I liked that too, but I thought the 120 invention tests going on for weeks was getting a bit jaded, so it needed a change. Good to see they've kept in the words "absolutely" and "devastated" though, as well as the hopeful "experimental" chefs. Just need someone to crash and burn while attempting a soufflé now.Pig Cat said:Come on, is it just me here that likes this show? I think I was in a minority on the Strictly thread too!:roll:
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