The thing is, she voiced her opinion and then did the job she had to do. Her biggest problem (aside from having her opinion repeated endlessly by the editing monkeys) was that she tried to do too much. Her watermelon dish went over like gangbusters. She only did the dessert because nobody else did one and the groom had said he had a sweet tooth. Everybody is acting like she boycotted the challenge.
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Non-Fiction TV: I Reject Your Reality and Substitute My Own
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]
I'm watching the latest episode of Trinny and Susannah's show while I clean. I really like them, but my god, are they handsy. The last time I was groped that much by someone I didn't know was a female security guard at the Frankfurt airport.
Her biggest problem (aside from having her opinion repeated endlessly by the editing monkeys)
I was wondering how much of her continual complaining had to do with the editors.
speaking of Top Chef, just turned on the TV after a night out to see that Mark from season 4 as a sous chef for the challenger. I think that the secret ingredient is maple syrup. Mark seems to be getting a lot more screen time than sous chefs normally do.
Mark. . . I have completely forgotten who that is.
Mark = stoned hobbit.
Oh, HIM.
Okay, I'm watching What Would Brian Boitano Make for the first time, and beaming. What a goof! I love this!
A little too much schtick for me. I wanted to like it, but it's a little too silly.
It really was silly, but for half an hour it was amusing. It's not something I'd seek out necessarily, though.