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Nothing needs adding except: the best Scouser won, and it was almost as good as The Wire.
posted by Andrew Collins @ 9:55 AM
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Saturday, July 26, 2008
Nothing needs adding except: the best Scouser won, and it was almost as good as The Wire.
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Food programmes remind me of that Steve Martin quote about how writing about music is like dancing about architecture. Filming food doesn't get you the full flavour. BUT HOW SWEET WAS THAT?! Bless the Kitten.
Anna
Seriously Andrew..who cares?
She won because she'd "been on a journey". You can't win without having a journey, that's the rules of modern reality telly.
Seriously, Dara, I care. I hope that answers your question.
Dara, if we all avoided trivia we'd have a hell of a lot of time on our hands.
Not to mention far fewer enjoyable and entertaining websites like Mr Collins'
More trivial rubbish, I say.
I fell in live with her.
A lesser than me would comment that Liz resembles a gelfling from The Dark Crystal. I wouldn't.
i like Andrew's blog..that's why i'm here..i'm sure he wouldn't appreciate endless fawning responses to his posts
these sort of programmes are just unadulterated garbage however humourously Collings comments on them
A little bit of fawning's OK, but the world can't run on it. I certainly didn't post this particular entry looking for fawn. It was a simple celebration of a series I have thoroughly enjoyed. You asked, "Who cares?" I answered it. I disagree that "these sorts of programmes are unadulterated garbage". It's a cookery competition - where's the harm in that? The "Celebrity" angle is pretty low-key, and utterly irrelevant to the cooking skills on show. I for one felt inspired to do some cooking while the series ran.
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