An account of "Restaurant Wars" from somebody who dined at both.
Wash ,'War Stories'
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]
sumi, thank you so much for linking that. It was a really interesting take.
I would LOVE to attend restaurant wars all-stars or when the celebrity chefs come to play.
Do Discovery Channel's Flying Wild Alaska and Nat. Geo.'s Alaska Wing Men count as non-fiction TV? Is anyone else watching them?
Yes, they definitely count, but no, I'm not watching. Are they any good?
I can't decide. The scenery (when you can see it) is great, and both shows have had some nice bits about off-airport operations. Both have had some clumsy edits where they've shown the wrong plane in exterior shots. And both are...I don't know if "over-scripted" is the right term, but it's clear they are shooting the same story three or four different ways to get all the shots they are using -- they are not just tagging along on a bunch of flights and seeing what happens. It makes me wonder whether they are documenting things that happen, or just dramatizing and recreating pilots' tales. Probably some of both.
I just saw a commercial for a Rob & Russell Survivor rematch. I will totally watch that.
hm, is there any way to do that without Russell?
no shit.
I might watch the first episode of this season of Survivor, but I hate Russell more than any previous contestant of Survivor. Can I spend a THIRD fucking season with him?
Do I really need to put myself through that?
(shaking the magic eight ball)
"all signs point to no."
I hate Russell more than any previous contestant of Survivor.
More than Fairplay?
Russell is odious but I my love for Boston Rob is great.