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This is the best show of this type I've seen. I didn't expect it to have depth, but be a farce like that one with Bobby Flay in a food court. I love the numbers talk, all the jargon, and today seeing Joe and Tim be servers. I knew they'd go with the sexy pitch because it's better TV. I thought the lady with the Joan Rivers mouth was sort of useless but it turned out her sharp business partner made the biggest mistake in deciding to make everything to order.

http://www.extratv.com/2014/07/08/adam-levine-taps-stevie-nicks-as-mentor-for-the-voice-season-7/ What an incredible coup for the show!

They were pulling for him, as was I, because he seemed like a genuinely contrite and humble kid with promise. Too bad he was noticeably out-cooked in the dessert round but I'm grateful to the judges for their integrity. If Albert's dessert were just a little bit better it would have secured him the win I think. Maneet has never looked better than this episode with her cute half up-do. I've always liked her as a judge and was glad to see that she was moved by Albert as I was.

I thought this show was about Tyra Banks when I first saw the title in print alone.

I know this is a very unpopular opinion but I'd love to see Bethenny there. She plays well in a group and can be her acerbic self there.

I can't stand Bryan Singer so I wasn't expecting anything from this show but it was watchable for summer with a strong cast. At this point my favourite character is Bickman--he's well cast. It's dumb fun in the way Nip/Tuck was and would benefit greatly from being on cable. It's neat seeing Breaking Bad's Lydia in this frumpy mom role.

I hated that too however I don't know if it would have been said if Clara hadn't volunteered it in her presentation to the judges. It seemed like she thought she'd be praised for copying it so well because it baffled me as to why she'd admit that when presenting the dish. Perhaps she was told by producers to say it, though.

This is a brilliant way to get viewers like myself to care about the franchise again. I've been pretty disengaged post-All-Stars and TC Masters' pool is dried up. I actually like Spike but there's so many favourites returning I'm not going to particularly miss him. I do wish Hung had time to show off his excellence again, though.

What a lovely return to form for Chopped: an episode focused on cooking instead of whose had it worse in life! I really liked the impassioned judging from Geoffrey, Alex, and Aaron. Nice to see Aaron engaged again.

I was glad to see Clara, the former biology PhD student, win. She was so dorky it was endearing. She said, "wowzers." Heh.

Really? I can't wait to see Spike and Marcel's show! Hope it's more structured than the one they did for YouTube's Tasted. Am another who is really glad to see their maturation and success as chefs and public figures. Also agree that Spike was a good guest judge, and he's always good TV.

Can't stand Scott's embarrassing single white male-ing of Geoffrey, right down to the "it would have behooved you to..." in this Father's Day episode. He said he was too scared of cooking in the Chopped tournament but with Geoffrey judging he won and has been emulating him and puffing out his chest since.

Me too, or at least, she was her nice self and he was charmed (as were most of us). How refreshing to have the Korean chef be talented but also happy about her life instead of plying us with why we should feel sorry for her. That said, I could not identify more with Abused Chef when he said he gets, "Wait till father gets home feeling" in the pit of his stomach. I felt for him but this is exasperating. We don't tune into Chopped for a Lifetime drama; we tune in for the cooking.

IIRC, Christina did an interview with KISSFM for Wango Tango where she said she'll be back for 8 and was planning on 7 until she realized she was due when she'd be filming.