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A cooking show similar to project runway. 10 contestants get the same recipe and can make two changes to it Monday shop Manhattan for ingredients, Tuesday Thursday make it once for practice and once Friday formally. Worst chef leaves each week, The one left standing gets a dream job for 6 months longer
if they are working out.
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Cooking [+], another TV cooking show [/], more pointless drama and histrionics [-], vote neutral. |
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How about one of the chefs also gets cooked and eaten? |
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Masterchef, Top Chef (probably closest to Project Runway
in formula and
direction), Masterchef UK, Food Network Star, Gordon
Ramsey's Hell's Kitchen, Chopped, etc, etc... |
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My wife watched a lot of cooking shows in her third
trimester. Believe me, this show is WKTE. |
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// one of the chefs also gets cooked and eaten? // |
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I want to know where [popbottle] lives, so that I can
emigrate to a place where TV is evidently not
already cluttered with endless competitive cookery
shows. |
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However, having the chefs work out adds a novel
fitness element I guess. |
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Bah! Winning a dream job isn't a prize, it's proof the show
is designed to attract new applicants to the drudgery of
kitchen work. |
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