No, it's Jen who keeps doing it, which is even more vexing.
Non-Fiction TV: I Reject Your Reality and Substitute My Own
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Oh, that's ridiculous. (I mena, it's ridiculous that JEN doesn't pronounce that correctly.)
sumi, I like the brothers too but I wish the editors didn't remind us they are brothers every 60 seconds. I mean damn. I can barely tell them apart as it is, I think I got that they are brothers.
Yes, it is kind of a Lana's dead parents situation, isn't it?
LANA'S PARENTS ARE DEAD?!
I think the Michael brother looks like Tony Hawk, especially when he has his baseball cap on backwards.
I was a little taken aback by some of the guys jumping in the pool. It was sort of a bad America's Next Top Model moment, I thought.
I'm glad Eve went. Two bland shrimp dishes in a row, and she was so wishy-wishy and blah.
Eve's personality was a real turn off. I think Tom was capping on the casting agents with some of his diss of her.
Also, I hated Eve's voice. Very annoying.
Speaking of annoying, if Jesse breaks into tears the next time she's in the bottom 3, I'm going to throw something at the screen. One of those judges is going to have to give her a reality check and tell her to suck it up if she wants to stick it out in the restaurant business.
There's no crying in cooking!
Well, Jesse will leave before too long. I was pretty sure that Eve was going because she seemed pretty clueless about what was wrong with her food. (I love that she seems to think that her "combinations" are too avant-garde for the judges.) Then Pretti - because also, pretty clueless. Then the ones that know what's wrong but cannot seem to do it right. Then come the really difficult decisions.
No, it's Jen who keeps doing it, which is even more vexing.
It makes me wonder if it's a pronounciation she picked up from Eric Ripert.