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  1. I like the show. The challenges are good. The potters are good. The judges and the host are just bland. They need at least one of them with a vibrant personality. And not Seth Rogen with his annoying laughter.
  2. It's a British show. I watched both seasons years ago and was disappointed it didn't come back for a third.
  3. Season 3 was a all male final and I think Season 4 was a all female final.
  4. I liked this week. I usually don't like Patisserie week but this one was good. Dan again was very encouraging and helpful so I don't get the smug comments. I'm fine with the final three but Josh has quietly turned into my favourite.
  5. That is the majority of the characters. Every now and then one of the 'bad' people gets accountable but not really. GH most famous couple Luke and Laura. Luke SA Laura and then GH made it one of their big love stories. Nearly every character has/had killed someone. Nina cuts a baby out of someone. Oh it's fine. But Sonny is the reason I stopped watching,
  6. I'm so glad that Cristy is gone. It isn't that I didn't like her but I didn't like watching her because she was so anxious about her bakes and it wasn't enjoyable. To me she put so much self worth in the outcome of those bakes. IDK maybe I was reading her wrong.
  7. I can't wait. I love the British version so I hope it's as good as it but it's all in the judges. If the judges are bland and stiff than the show will be too.
  8. I haven't seen her in anything so I don't know if it's the actress or the role but I don't feel like she got much of a presence. She is bla to me. I love the show but to me she can't carry it and I struggled to watch it.
  9. He also told Dana that she was amazing and that he was going to miss her so much. My biggest problem is that i'm watching Canadian Bake off at the same time and sometimes gets the bakers mixed up.
  10. He said, "Well done, you have been knocking on the door."
  11. Nope. I generally don't like memoirs anyway because it is one persons take on events that happened. It's rarely their fault and they are generally the wronged party in whatever happens. As for Britney I find that she has causal relationship with the truth so I wouldn't believe anything she told the author anyway.
  12. This is not unusual especially in the earlier seasons. Also some of the bakers don't do all of the components at the same time. That is the reason why some run out of time. They are living their daily lives and don't have time to take big chunks of time to practice the signature and the showstoppers. Usually it's the ones in school. There was one some seasons back that never seen to practice at all. It might have been Ruby but it's been awhile since I watch the older eps. But most of UK homes don't have air conditioning. It's not something they are not used too. If they practiced their chocolate at all then they were used to working with it in the heat. It seemed like a few of them had cans of liquid nitrogen to help them along. They mainly had problems in the technical. I think there was maybe one season when they sent someone home even when someone was sick but I watch so many of these shows it could have been another Bakeoff.
  13. Raw dough is because time got away from someone. Put it in the oven for whatever minutes and it will be fixed. Texture very rarely can be fixed. They always seem to put something that can be fixed over not something that was wrong from the start. Abi bread was a fail when she started planning it but Dan was a fail because of that day. Now if she did great or even good in the other two challenges she wouldn't went home.
  14. I enjoyed this week. I'm not sure the right baker went home. The texture must have been extremely bad for it to happen.
  15. They have cranberry which i'm not fond off but love the orange.
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