In article <205ab5df-d3c6-4f5c-848f-79d6895677d3
@q16g2000yqq.googlegroups.com>, says...
>
> > OK, I've seen this show twice and to tell you the truth I wasn't
> > watching it with both eyes but that's how I watch tv. *As far as I
> > could tell, the chefs were pretty good at instructing their teams in
> > basic technique and directed them from the observation box without
> > intimidation. *Frankly, the chefs seemed to be reminding their teams a
> > lot about cooking 101, which is read the *entire* recipe first and
> > wash your hands. *Nobody was yelled at and there didn't seem to be any
> > pressure, so I don't understand why some team members fell apart. *I
> > think they were just being drama queens.
> >
> > --
> > I love cooking with wine.
> > Sometimes I even put it in the food.
>
> I thought Anne Burrell was the master of negativity. She made fun of
> most of her team at one time or another; made stupid faces at them
> like a teenager; over-reacted like a ham actor, and generally acted
> like a juvenile. She totally turned me off the program, which didn't
> take much, because who wants to watch failure?
>
> I love reality competition programs where a person can learn something
> or see something new - this show, not so much.
>
> N.

I caught the show for about 5 minutes, then turned it off. The poor guy
who had to host the show with her looked horrified.

Scotty