Judge Blais.

Also - no mention of Fuckin CJ winning something???

They really fell in love with the editing room in post on that show.

>Also - no mention of Fuckin CJ winning something???
>
>They really fell in love with the editing room in post on that
>show.

especially during the introduction of the chef. i have came to the
conclusion the chefs they paid attention to the most during the
introduction are the ones to watch during the season

Gotta catch up though, didn't know it started yet.

Fuck George arrogant wack ass. And he's right Mike Isabella will clown his ass. Having met dude that jerky personality is real. Soooo glad Gregory picked him off in a quickfire.

You went home cause you suck and your slow ass couldn't shuck clams. and given the opportunity to pick anyone in the room to compete against you grab the dude on your team because he picked mackerel and left you doing clams...but your ass swear you boss on prep work. FOH

Great 1st start to season.

seems like he had plenty more moments left in him where he completely bombs.

as much as you know folks are mad talented all that bragging matters not if you can't make that shit to the plate and make it good.

See Jen Carroll during all stars.


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Lol at the Boston chick just cooking good chicken and letting those two douchebags argue....both of them are incredibly annoying.

Lmao at the green team dude saying "You made a corn salad in 2 hours," then at judge's table Tom says "It took you two hours to make that bacon jam?" and dude hangs his head in defeat. So good.

Asian girl's backtracking after tasting Katsuji's sauce was also pretty hilarious. I'm making the sauce, motherfucker! No? Then make your sauce asap and I'm gonna taste it! The look of confusion/disappointment on her face after tasting it and realizing it was good was priceless.

>Asian girl's backtracking after tasting Katsuji's sauce was
>also pretty hilarious. I'm making the sauce, motherfucker!
>No? Then make your sauce asap and I'm gonna taste it! The
>look of confusion/disappointment on her face after tasting it
>and realizing it was good was priceless.

>Asian girl's backtracking after tasting Katsuji's sauce was
>also pretty hilarious. I'm making the sauce, motherfucker!
>No? Then make your sauce asap and I'm gonna taste it! The
>look of confusion/disappointment on her face after tasting it
>and realizing it was good was priceless.

to the old days when chefs were just fucking up left and right in hilarious ways. we even got a Todd English cameo, the old Boston relic that nobody cares about except for Aaron (who might've just been in awe at how much back rent English owes).

blondie making a cold corn salad with peppers and onions -- in two hours -- was amazing. hyperventilating that your teammate is in the weeds because she actually has to cook something that couldn't be finished 90 minutes ago killed me.

of course, even that couldn't beat Agar Aaron's masterpiece: trying to impress the judges with a technique that was interesting about 10 years ago....and still fucking it up.

the old team challenge shitshow. loved it.

If pork is that undercooked, aren't you supposed to get the fuck away from it instead of eat it? Aren't the chances of getting really sick pretty high?

but it's just not very appetizing when it's half-grilled like that.

...but can't make a Ina Garten-level gazpacho. I love these contestants!

on that note, I'll really miss Aaron. his perverse self-belief in the "wow factor" of decades-new cooking techniques with his own fucked up spin was great.

looks like it's the Gregory show until the producers give us a reason not to root for him.

in the show's history. He beat a quality Asian woman at dumplings...good grief.

> He beat a quality Asian woman at
>dumplings...good grief.

a) its so simple you assume theres no way it can be fucked up and you dont need to worry about it (great strategy to win)

b) youre a close eyed idiot

highlight of the episode.

Padma was laying it on thick last night.

probably because she knows her husband would never leave her.

Hmmmmmm

If you watch the show regularly you know she drops innuendos all over the place. I wouldn't say gronk hit it but I wouldn't be surprised if he did.

Don't really care who wins, I'll be happy for them either way. Seems like Gregory put in the most work to research Mexican cuisine though, so he might have the edge. Although for the finale they might be able to make whatever the hell they want...

Teach Me How to Dougie got the ant eggs and cheese, poor bastard. Lol. He already got booted once though so he can't complain too much. Plus he's clearly one of those obnoxious "fuck dessert!" chefs. Hot chocolate in a bowl, cmon.

then I started pushing for Dougie. He seems like the least annoying person to hang out with and it looks like he makes good food.

Got tired of Gregory's marathon and drug addict storyline. Y'all should peep out previously.tv They skewer Gregory and the other chefs pretty well.

I don't see what's annoying about Mei, she seems pretty down-to-earth and subdued.

Gregory got straight hosed because Tom fell in love with Mei's corny ass dessert. I really hate that they dont take the total season's output into consideration when deciding the winner.....





We the children of the Light, you know what I mean?
That's why I'm hating on the darkness like Paula Deen
Cause in my hood they masked up like it's Halloween
We going hard for the Rock, but we not some fiends
- Andy Mineo

>Gregory got straight hosed because Tom fell in love with
>Mei's corny ass dessert. I really hate that they dont take
>the total season's output into consideration when deciding the
>winner.....

Greg seemed to have the most missteps in the finale. They didn't like both his 2nd and 3rd dish, and sure Tom loved her dessert, but they also loved Greg's fourth dish. The only knock on Mei was really the way the octopus was cooked in the first dish, and not even all the judges disliked that part.

Regardless of anyone's track record, it's a weekly challenge, and that's all that matters. So someone who does worse in the finale but had a better track record should win? That's like saying some team who lost a sports championship should still be the winner because they had a better overall record during the regular season. Not sure I understand the logic there, and to be honest it seems like Mei's overall track record was better than Gregs, who had a lot of high points but was pretty inconsistent the latter half of the show until the finale.

They wanted another female winner.

I kinda got the feeling that Gregory should have saved one of his coconut-curry dishes for the finale.