S21.E09: Putting the Carne in Carnival

[jewel21]

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One chef from each team goes head-to-head in different carnival games to gain a major advantage in the challenge.

Airdate: 12/08/2022

[xcrayon2215x]

Not surprised Vlad went with his embarrassing mistake combined with the steak considering he once was at a steakhouse.

Abe came across much better than he used to in the past, he really has changed and his cooking has gotten better.

There will be a lot of drama between Tara and the women on the team in the future for sure.

Alex was looking like a contender, not so much now.

[LakeGal]

When did this become the Tara show?  She was always talking and featured the most.  

[whinewithwine]

On 12/8/2022 at 8:30 PM, xcrayon2215x said:

There will be a lot of drama between Tara and the women on the team in the future for sure.

I've been watching previous seasons of HK....imagine if Tara had to contend with Elise or Kimmie or Tiffany....

[bluepiano]

On 12/8/2022 at 6:30 PM, xcrayon2215x said:

There will be a lot of drama between Tara and the women on the team in the future for sure.

Alex was looking like a contender, not so much now.

I think that Alex was looking so much like the obvious winner that they needed to take him down a peg to create some suspense. He still seems to me the only one with the combination of skill and maturity to become a head chef. Plus, he has the experience of having owned his own restaurant. 

We've been listening to Tara's "they're all out to get me" for three episodes now, and it's gotten really tiresome. Though I guess not to GR and the producers, since they've kept her around for at least another show.

Edited December 12, 2022 by bluepiano

[Such A Flirt]

Pretty obvious it was fixed when the Red Team all agreed they wanted Alex (after being asked) and yet they got pink-haired dude instead (Brett?).