Wash ,'The Message'
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]
CJ can go home now. She's such a whiny baby about her hair and is taking it out on her job--not a good idea! Chris, however, seemed to be a nice guy who couldn't work on getting some range. At least we saw Colin busting his ass to get his walk right.
Totally. Colin looked weird with so much makeup on, though -- I can't imagine he would ever actually be hired by an edgy brand.
I think Celia looks like Martha Plimpton at times, but maybe JJL also.
I think Celia looks like Martha Plimpton at times,
Yes! thank you.
And this is why I love him:
Mark Bittman, I don't think he adds value to anyone's TV show. He doesn't come off well on TV. Let's put it that way. I saw him make paella once on a TV show; he's been dead to me ever since
Hah!
We tried watching Chopping Block and lasted through about one commercial break. Granted, we jumped in about 10 minutes in, and were a bit confused as to the premise, but there was nothing compelling about it, despite Marco White.
I like what he said about Good Eats being such an anomaly on Food Network, since it's smart and informative and lasted as long as it has.
This is my favorite (on Sandra Lee):
The most terrifying thing I've seen is her making a Kwanzaa cake. Watch that clip and tell me your eyeballs don't burst into flames. It's a war crime on television. You'll scream.
I love that he loves the Ace of Cakes crew. OF COURSE!
Re: Alton Brown
I think that reason that it's lasted so long is that it sneaks the info in amongst the schtick. Regular idiots laugh at the guy in the tomato suit while intelligent people take note about what he says about the different ways tomatoes are canned and preserved.