Another sign I need to get a day job and build a DVR: the Rachael Ray Show premiered today. I watched it all except for part of the interview segment with Diane Sawyer because post-nasal drip kicked my butt this morning. I plan to skip tomorrow's interview segment since I couldn't care less about Oprah. It's funny, RR's voice grates on my nerves (too New Yawk) but after years of watching her on the Food Network I feel compelled to watch her new show too.
If they'd bring Ainsley Harriott back to American television, I'd be quite satisfied with network food television programs. (I know Ready Steady Cook is on BBC 2, but it's not on BBC America.)
If they'd bring Ainsley Harriott back to American television, I'd be quite satisfied with network food television programs. (I know Ready Steady Cook is on BBC 2, but it's not on BBC America.)
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What more can you say?
*is confused*
I watch a lot of Food Network during the week -- my favorites are Everday Italian, Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Ace of Cakes, Sugar Rush, any Food Network Challenge involving cookies or cakes (my inner pastry chef wants to be let out more) -- and I miss Ainsley Harriott's US daytime show. I can still imitate his "Let's get ready to cook" dance. (:
For me, Alton Brown, Ham On The Street, Anthony Bourdain (now on the Travel Channel), and such.
I keep getting distracted and wandering off when I watch Ham on the Street, but I like it.
I would have Anthony Bourdain's babies if the opportunity presented itself.
Enthusiasm is a good thing though.