:lol at Tali. "Ryan and I rock!"
Ryan...I want his cheek to meet my hand...
:lol at Tali. "Ryan and I rock!"
Like I said earlier, this is apparently how the show treats black dudes. If you see him a lot he's going home.Funny how there is some ghost contestants.
The black dude, I don't even remember hi name, he seems nice and funny and a decent cook but we saw him maybe twice, otherwise he's only in the background.
Funny how there is some ghost contestants.
The black dude, I don't even remember hi name, he seems nice and funny and a decent cook but we saw him maybe twice, otherwise he's only in the background.
Funny how there is some ghost contestants.
The black dude, I don't even remember hi name, he seems nice and funny and a decent cook but we saw him maybe twice, otherwise he's only in the background.
Still too many contestants, that's usually a good sign I think if they're not showing up too much.
Ryan: "It's time to throw some people under the bus, just call me Mr. Bus driver!" Wow.
And delighting in giving a blind girl a live crab and smiling as she cuts herself. To think I hated Christian last year. This piece of scum is gonna make it a long season.
Or the smiling part couldve been, you know, editing
Christine seems awesome, I just hope a lot of it isn't pressure from the producers, even so that was impressive. How'd that taste, Ryan?
Man Ryan's an asshole. At least the guy last season was more just arrogant (and really could back it up)
Pretty sure that was Monty (Monti?) that said that in the preview in response to Ryan getting on her case.
This show has shown that cooking skill is secondary to marketability in a winner. If she doesn't win, she's at likely to stay in the game till near the end.
Yep, Christian was a boss and should have won the whole fucking thing, not that stupid chick whose name I don't remember. Still bitter about that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Bastianich
(Joe) Bastianich and his business partner Mario Batali were sued for skimming tips from his restaurant staff. The suit was settled for more than $5 million.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Elliot
In March of 2012, Elliot was sued by a former front of the house employee and investigated by the Federal Department of Labor's Division of Wage and Hour over the practice of skimming tips from servers and bartenders and using that money to subsidize the salaries of his kitchen staff. Accusations of violations of state and federal minimum wage law were also raised in the lawsuit.