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Once again Verizon has screwed up and even though it says new it says Season 10. I know this is an error again.
Next Stop: FLAVORTOWN!!!! 😋
Does anyone know why Season 3 is not Discovery +?
Also it seems to take forever for new seasons to show up.
does anyone love when Cash makes an unexpected pop up?! he naps under the judges station near Guys chair but occasionally you’ll see him run around 🥺😂 he’s the truest definition of take your pet to work kinda doggie and he’s SOOO good bless him 💕
I am currently watching Bobby's Tripple threat and it's interesting seeing these young Chefs competing. It makes you wonder who's going to be the next famous Bobby or Alex or you know famous chef that almost anyone can recognize
I just can't get over how sloppy this guy is when he's cooking in these competitions. The other three chefs manage to not manhandle their ingredients and sloppily throw them on to the plates. I know he's Malarkey's clone but wow...
Where do cooking contestants wash their hands as they cook? For example, I don’t see sinks on GGG.
Does anybody know where the contestants stay while filming?
On shows like Halloween Wars or Holiday Baking Championship when do the contestants find out what the challenge is? Do they have access to recipes or the internet or is everything by memory?!
I was catching up on the latest season of Alex vs. America and I noticed their spices are in these wide mouth jars. I saw one chef, I can’t remember which episode now, but he was just reaching in with his bare fingers to get the spices. And they were communal spices because you can see the whole shelf full of all the other spices. Is it just me or does that not seem unsanitary? It’s one thing if it’s at your own house, but this isn’t that.
this is a bit of a silly question but for most competition shows i know the contestants have to make an extra plate for photography purposes. does anyone know how it worked on on last bite hotel?
Has anyone noticed that Zac's hair has gotten much fuller recently? I'm unsure if it was a transplant or maybe that powder stuff thinning guys use, but he has more this season than in recent shows.
This is not about who was the best baker or decorator or anything like that.
But was anyone else disappointed by the lack of Fall flavors this whole season? Where were my apples and pumpkins and caramels? There was so much coconut and strawberries and each time judging came around I expected the baker to be dinged for using summer/ spring flavors (not to be a Nancy) and was shocked that no one cared! I love Halloween for the spooky and the Fall vibes but it kept feeling like it was “summertime creepy”.
Left me a little disappointed for sure!
It's the finale!
I KNEW Kevin wasn't going to make it to the final two.
Brittany's appetizer seemed really dry and basic.
I was not super wowed by any of the final 2's final two dishes, but I think the right chef won.
Hi friends! Building an itinerary for a trip to NYC and would love to attend the filming of something on FN - something like Triple Threat - or really, any competitive network show. Any advice on how to snag a spot in advance or what the process is?
Did anyone in Sf go see Barefoot Contessa last night on 10/28? Love for Ina as always but my group and I did not enjoy the interviewer Tori Ritchie at all!! Is my group alone for thinking this?? Tori kept jumping around, none of her questions were cohesive and the whole thing felt rushed. Pretty disappointed, the whole event lasted not even an hour and with a terrible ending. Still so much love for Ina she is so fabulous and effortless, could have listened to her talk all night and would love to see her again with a different interviewer.
#barefootcontessa
Not a fan of this show in particular but this weekend's ep is with Eric Ripert and I would watch him read the dictionary, so head's up if anyone is with me on this
Share your thoughts!
Edit: Season 10 winner is >! Manny !< for those of you who don’t want to go through the comments.
We are watching the newest Kids Baking Championship Halloween challenge (S13 E1). We CANNOT figure out what Duff is dressed as this year. It's cool, and creepy, but we don't know what it is. Does anybody?
The Outrageous Pumpkins finale had four teams going head to head with turning "fairy tales" to "Scary Tales" and having to use an Atlantic Giant (I hope that was the name) The winner of last week got to limit all the other teams to just using one tool for I think 30 minutes. I'm actually still watching the show this morning as I finish up some other work so I'll add to this as it goes along. I will say, I thought Damaris's outfit is really cute on her. I think she's really growing as a host. She seems to be toning down some of her crazy (that I love in other venues) to be more serious about hosting.
I loved the addition of Duff as a judge. Does he know pumpkin carving? No. But he knows cake scuplture. so fun add.
I liked all the final carves. I loved the team up. And yes, while I didn't care for Ethan his first go round, tempered with a fabulous, experienced older carver it was a dream team. I'm glad they finished it out.
The last two teams standing are given a finale assignment to make a haunted hotel. For this finale, all three disciplines are in the spotlight. The pumpkin carvers must make a figure completely out of pumpkin. Sugar artists must make an entire decorate element for the hotel out of sugar, and cake artists must build a key component of the story completely out of cake. The tasting element should honor the spirits of the ghosts lurking in the halls of the hotel with spirit inspired flavors. Shriek Squad gets bourbon and Scream of the Crop gets port. Each team gets a baking assistant. Both teams get 7 hours. One team went with a front desk of a hotel with a witch, while the other team opted for a haunted elevator. each team also got another tasting element twist.
The final pieces I think were some of the best ones of the season. I of course picked my favorite before the end of the judging..... and dang it my favorite lost. The win went to Scream of the Crop. What did you think of the finale and the finale winner?
Like damn, we haven't had a season this good in a while. It has felt like a return to form on top of being just a really good competition with some of the best cake/sugar/carvings we've ever seen on the show. No offense to the staff, but the switch with Zak and removing pumpkin carving were missteps... Well it doesn't matter now because you have clearly course corrected based on feedback. And it is appreciated!
I’m looking for the Halloween episode where one team carved Goldilocks and she had baby bear chained up, mama bear was on the wall and papa bear was a rug…the other team had an under the sea scene.
I can’t find pictures or video. It’s feeling like I made it up at this point.
Joanna Gaines is wearing roller skates in the kitchen. So odd. That’s all.
Looks like Jeff Mauro is the host with Kardea Brown and Shinmin Li will be judging. The first challenge is to imagine Santa in a buddy adventure movie.