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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:What in the Jesus GODDAMNED Christ, is wrong with this GUY'S voice, that he thinks that TALKING like that, is going to be an EFFECTIVE delivery, of what is BASICALLY a, pretty GOOD recipe? As a Guy Who Was on a Failed Reality Show, they want you to talk like that. Choppy little sentences and raise your voice a bit at the end of each one. Watch Fast and Loud, Richard Rawlings is the best (worst) example of it. For cooking shows, Two Fat Ladies is my all-time favorite. Just two British ladies cooking recipes that probably used most of the lard and salt imports to the British Isles. No jump cuts, no flashy editing, no wacky challenges or hijinks.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eNc_nfBrGQ I guess I'll put this out there. They didn't pick us up, Naked & Afraid got the nod instead.
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Zenithe posted:For some reason Australian Netflix just got BBQ Pitmasters. I want to eat everything. Season one was the best, IMHO. Johnny Trigg is a hoot in real life, so is Tufffy Stone.
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mindphlux posted:alton brown presents "milquetoast eats" gueststarring chris kimball and as many bowties as possible The show that was supposed to make food and cooking accessible to the "everyman" ironically created the worst generation of food snobs ever.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I would love to hear your reasoning on this. For all the reasons I no longer care for Alton Brown's schtick, I've never associated food snobbiness with him. Maybe it's just my circles of friends, but everyone I know that is a huge fan of AB is also an insufferable "foodie".
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