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 had it throughout (ads too). It looked like it had been letterboxed, but vertically instead of horizontally, at least for me.
Oh, mine eventually fixed itself, although I can't remember at what point. But the only thing I care about on the results show is the opening number, so that was a bummer. Luckily, it was mostly in frame.
I find it near impossible to figure out who is who in the group numbers, it looks like more dancers than there are on the show.
Yeah, I can watch them multiple times and still have no idea.
Was this the first money award that Kevin won in a quickfire? I know that Jen got one back in the beginning, and I believe one of the V brothers got one, but can't remember how many of those $10K chips the M resort handed out this season.
I don't remember. (I bet it's in wikipedia though.)
TC: I'd never heard of the Bocuse D'Or, and until I saw it on the screen, I thought they were all mispronouncing "beaucoup". Oops.
Oh, if you can catch the competition on TV some time, you totally should. It's been years, but I think I've seen it on PBS. That's some good times.
Yep, Wikipedia had the answer. (Also, it illustrated that the only four people to win an elimination challenge were the four finalists!!)
Jen, Michael, Mike all won a chip in a Quickfire challenge, and Kevin took the chip instead of immunity when he won. Also, in the Restaurant Wars round, the team of Jen, Mike, Laurine, and Kevin gambled their winning money on winning the war, but lost it all to Michael in the elim challenge.
Also, it illustrated that the only four people to win an elimination challenge were the four finalists!!
Huh. I hadn't noticed that.
I have had so many negative experiences with people with the first name of Michael that it took until the recent three years when I have a friend named Michael that I let go of my initial wariness at meeting Michaels.
That's funny -- I feel like half of the guys I have known in my life have been named Michael.
Michael was the #1 name in the country for about 40 years from the 50s on.
signed, so is my husband
Michael was the #1 name in the country for about 40 years from the 50s on.
I had a lot of Davids and a LOT of Erics. Four of my closest friends over the years (two of whom I'm still close with) were Erics, and I knew even more.
