U
Ubiquitous
Guest
[email protected] wrote:
>Bravo feeds the senses this March with "Top Chef," a new reality competition
>series celebrating the culinary arts with a fascinating window into the
>competitive, pressurized environment of world-class cookery and the
>restaurant business at the highest level. The ten-episode, one-hour series
>will feature twelve aspiring chefs who will put their culinary skills to the
>test for the chance to earn the prestigious title of "Top Chef."
You know, I've been thinking about "Top Chef" on Bravo and "Next Food Network
Star" on FoodTV, and it really is telling that when it decided to use the
"Choose one star out of many hopefuls" format popularized by The Apprentice
and ANTM, it didn't choose to pick a great chef, it chose to pick a TV
personality. It really shows where their priorities are.
>Bravo feeds the senses this March with "Top Chef," a new reality competition
>series celebrating the culinary arts with a fascinating window into the
>competitive, pressurized environment of world-class cookery and the
>restaurant business at the highest level. The ten-episode, one-hour series
>will feature twelve aspiring chefs who will put their culinary skills to the
>test for the chance to earn the prestigious title of "Top Chef."
You know, I've been thinking about "Top Chef" on Bravo and "Next Food Network
Star" on FoodTV, and it really is telling that when it decided to use the
"Choose one star out of many hopefuls" format popularized by The Apprentice
and ANTM, it didn't choose to pick a great chef, it chose to pick a TV
personality. It really shows where their priorities are.