preeya
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Season 25: Law & Order SVU: Maddie!
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Why Does ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ Still Celebrate Toxic Chef Culture?
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There was no way that Zuco was going to survive the episode. Now Ruzek has more shit to add to his "not-PTSD."
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What did Charles say to Ripley at the end when they were talking about the intubated patient giving the "thumbs up" sign?
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8 hours ago, Snazzy Daisy said:
And ohh, please stop with the Bensler tease. It’s getting lame and ridiculous. Yuck! 😏
This is getting old, tired, and unnecessary. They even had to show the presser with St.Olivia getting accolades for the missing girl save, even though Maddie wasn't recovered and will be an on-going thorn throughout this season of SVU. Enough with the Bensen crap.
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3 hours ago, pezgirl7 said:
Oh, I also LoL’d at the mom saying they moved to NYC because they thought it would be safer.
Overall an interesting premise, just poorly executed with some bad writing.
If that was the premise, then the writer's should have moved them from Chicago instead of San Francisco.
also, when does it warrant a Captain and a Chief to be present in a possible kidnapping/Amber Alert situation?
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Turn out the lights, the party's over.
This show has gone completely off the rails.
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Whiney Jonathan should have gone home. How many times did he say or refer to "you look like a hot sack of shit?" Suck it up and stop acting like a pussy. You got a very undeserved reprieve.
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Luke Kirby is a very good actor. I did recall him from Mrs. Maisel where he played Lenny Bruce.
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I do not know the inner workings of the medical field, but 167 surgeries seem like a bit much.
Does this fit into the opening disclaimer that certain parts have been fictionalized for dramatic purposes?
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On 12/6/2023 at 8:09 PM, iMonrey said:
If the steering wheel is on the right and the stick shift is on the left, is the clutch still on the left? That's what would throw me, and I drove nothing but stick shift for years. My first three cars were stick.
Starting from the left are the clutch, brake, and gas. The accelerator is always on the right, the Brake is always in the middle, and the Clutch is always on the left.
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Spoiler
Was the scene with Lance Reddick real or CGI?
Either way, R.I.P. Lance.
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On 11/4/2023 at 5:44 AM, seacliffsal said:
I really liked the guest judge-I bet his restaurant is really good.
He really seemed like an all-business, no-nonsense type of person.
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Too bad he had to leave, but what was the issue with Brad?
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7 minutes ago, seacliffsal said:
Oh, and to add, Melissa thought her challenger performances would be enough to save her, but Gordon really is looking for someone to run the kitchen and that is what the dinner (breakfast, wedding reception, etc.) services show him. Who can take the pressure, lead and help others, etc. So, I think she prioritized the wrong aspect of the show. Sure, he notices who is a good cook, but that's not the extent of what he is looking for in the winner.
Yes, he's always looking for a leader and in a round about way he told them exactly that at the end of the episode. That said, that is the reason Jason will never make it to the end.
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On 10/22/2023 at 6:55 AM, jewel21 said:
the winners spend some quality time with Chef Ramsay learning how to axe-throw
WTF??
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So "non-elimination" is replaced with a "you are still racing"
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Another doubleheader tonight:
S13E13 Fish Out of Water Mystery Box: The chefs face their toughest Mystery Box challenge yet - fish! When the chefs with immunity are able to switch up the other contestants' fish, the competition starts to fire up.
S13E14 Kelsey's Stadium Food: The contestants must cater to the average sports fan while incorporating elements from their region to elevate their dish, and the chef with immunity is tasked with giving a penalty to the home cook of their choosing to receive a five-minute timeout.
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Team challenges still suck, and likely always will.
The show is MasterCHEF.
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S13:E10 - Dodgers Stadium Field Challenge
The chefs split into two teams to prepare a lunch for over 100 kids at Dodger Stadium.
The chef with immunity gets to choose one member from each team who must swap sides and work with the other regions. (??)
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3 hours ago, KeithJ said:
For me it was the guy who fist-bumped Kyle on his way out.
I have no idea who that guy is.
He's the guy that screwed up the mashed potatoes in the outdoor competition. Then he redeemed himself last week with a chicken marsala dish.
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18 hours ago, Tango64 said:
Key lime pie is not a cake.
What about Boston Cream Pie? Is it cake or pie?
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250 EPISODES:
S13E09 United Cakes of America
The remaining home chefs face the hardest challenge yet in this celebration of "MasterChef's" 250th episode; the kitchen heats up when the chef with immunity is tasked to assign each contestant with an iconic cake to re-create.
ETA: I hate baking episodes. The show is MasterCHEF, not MasterBaker.
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Wow, JB certainly has a one-track mind when it comes to risotto. Someone should let him know that it is not only an Italian dish. I direct him to this site (https://tinyurl.com/2cugvfgz) where there are 47 different ways to make risotto and none are made his traditional Italian way. Basically, risotto is rice cooked in broth.
Also, I don't like that they change the rules as they go along. Why was it necessary to send two cooks packing when normally only one goes home? As per Gordan's explanation, all three could have been eliminated.
And why the constant digs at the woman (Jennifer?) that won the advantage regarding the 10-minute bogey? She won an advantage and played it as she thought was most beneficial to her team, as she should have. I guess it's just another way to drum up some more drama.
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S22.E15: And Then There Were Two/S22.E16: One Hell of an American Dream
in Hell's Kitchen
This ↑ says it all. It's a given that they all can cook, but leadership is what GR needs, wants, and looks for. Cooking techniques can be taught but being a good leader is an intangible warranting self-confidence and responsibility.