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ohboy		#1501	[-]
Posts: 16595 02/10/12 01:47 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	at least with redemption island who wins isn't purely subjective. lck is purely producer's choice. as long as someone is able to put something on the plate, tom can pick them. on redemption island, they could influence the winner of the individual comps by picking something suited more toward one competitor over another (a puzzle vs. endurance vs. speed vs. skill). but at least we can see the ozzy beat his competitor vs. being handpicked by jeff every week.
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kitty9tails		#1502	[-]
Posts: 278 02/10/12 07:01 PM Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I'd be disappointed with any winner other than Paul. Unless he massively self destructs he should have this.
dirkismyhomeboy		#1503	[-]
Posts: 4389 02/10/12 07:49 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	PinotEnvy wrote: No way Paul wins, for 2 reasons: 1. Car curse; and 2. It is so obvious that this season was designated to be a female winner so that Tom can say "I told you I don't discriminate against vag." Michael Voltaggio broke the car curse.
jasbel		#1504	[-]
Posts: 2990 02/10/12 07:53 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	According to Reality Blurred, Seattle may be the city for Top Chef.... Seattle may host Top Chef, if the city pays enough ($200-300K) http://www.realityblurred.com/realitytv/archives/top_chef_10/2012_Feb_09_seattle-portland
EnricoV		#1505	[-]
Posts: 9114 02/10/12 11:03 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Ooh. The northwest would be fun.
GabeBabe		#1506	[-]
Posts: 3297 02/10/12 11:27 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Seattle could definitely be an interesting location! But no overnight challenges or short-term, "feed 12 billion people something bland/boring/overused" challenges where people are never able to cook FLAWLESS dishes during them. I hope the producers learn from their mistakes challenge-wise this season and go back to the basics.
LOLABINGO		#1507	[-]
Posts: 27010 02/10/12 11:43 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Cooking in the RAIN! Try to keep your fires dry while serving an al fresco lunch for .com refugees. Take an overnight ferry up Puget Sound and use whatever you find in the parked cars to impress our guest judge, TAYLOR ARMSTRONG! It's the grifting challenge, so if you can con people out of their trunk contents, you will do better! Catch your own seafood and fight for space in the galley of a small yacht. More rain. Last Edited By: LOLABINGO 02/10/12 11:53 PM. Edited 2 times.
Cuauhtemoc Gilmore		#1508	[-]
Posts: 27214 02/11/12 03:14 AM OMEDETO, CATHY!! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I'm going to assume when they say it's a toss up between Seattle and Portland that they are talking about Portland, OR and not Maine. Seattle is a great city but horrible to navigate in your car.
Kirblar		#1509	[-]
Posts: 11422 02/11/12 03:57 AM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	LOLABINGO wrote: Cooking in the RAIN! Try to keep your fires dry while serving an al fresco lunch for .com refugees. Take an overnight ferry up Puget Sound and use whatever you find in the parked cars to impress our guest judge, TAYLOR ARMSTRONG! It's the grifting challenge, so if you can con people out of their trunk contents, you will do better! Catch your own seafood and fight for space in the galley of a small yacht. More rain. Padma meets the contestants at a homeless colony under a bridge. They have 30 minutes to find as much food as they can and cook it on the trash can fire without waking any of the hobos.
cyclehausen		#1510	[-]
Posts: 5583 02/11/12 04:13 AM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Make a meal that nobody will eat because they're all too strung out on heroin!
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JoshCflyring		#1511	[-]
Posts: 3019 02/11/12 12:38 PM "Jay Leno is funny" Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Top Chef: Alaska
RedCoffee		#1512	[-]
Posts: 2857 02/11/12 12:41 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Drink 20 gallons of coffee, stay up two days straight with no sleep, and then make the greatest coffee drink you can using Starbucks and rain water.
Phuz1		#1513	[-]
Posts: 6101 02/11/12 02:31 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	JoshCflyring wrote: I actually think of you guys were to party with me in person, you would like me. I read this as: I actually think if you guys were to party with me in prison, you would like me. That might be more accurate.
TheEasyOne		#1514	[-]
Posts: 4203 02/11/12 04:14 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	RobertBestBarbie wrote: Much as I'd like to root for a female winner, I just can't with those three. Team Paul, all the way...he's the best chef there, or at least all his wins and prize money would have us believe. But in the tradition of truly detestable winners "Top Chef" has going for it, I fully expect FatBitchSarah to walk away with the title. X
TheEasyOne		#1515	[-]
Posts: 4203 02/11/12 04:32 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Wow, Paul's won 6 elimination challenges which is a record I think.
AlwaysAwesomeAdam		#1516	[-]
Posts: 4396 02/11/12 06:08 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I really feel it will be Lindsey for some reason that wins
littltimmy		#1517	[-]
Posts: 3588 02/12/12 12:44 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	AlwaysAwesomeAdam wrote: I really feel it will be Lindsey for some reason that wins Yeah,I'm getting that as well. I guess it might be because they made it seem like she had a mature attitude towards Beverly coming back (we've had are issues, but she's back now, and I'll just have to cook better than her), and she was given a good edit in general during that episode. I guess I'm thinking Paul and Beverly would be too obvious or something, but really, who knows. Also, her winning wouldn't be that bad (from a cooking ability perspective); her performance on this show has been consistently good. This week she was in the bottom for the first time since week 1. She's also never been in the bottom of a quickfire. Basically, as long as it isn't Sarah, I'm happy.
ginaf20697		#1518	[-]
Posts: 54637 02/12/12 12:52 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	More like her performance has been consistently mediocre.
AlwaysAwesomeAdam		#1519	[-]
Posts: 4396 02/12/12 12:54 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	What I mean is everytime she's shown a bit negative or somebody else wins they always try to spin it good in Lindsey's favor. Like hte week she was FOTH and Sarah made that comment How they kept referring back to Lindsey's meat ball. Her comments this week towards Bev. How she never outwardly said anything too critical about Bev. How during the week her fish was dry they showed Lindsey trying to warn Bev how to cook it right etc.
satnaam		#1520	[-]
Posts: 5050 02/12/12 03:27 PM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	AlwaysAwesomeAdam wrote: What I mean is everytime she's shown a bit negative or somebody else wins they always try to spin it good in Lindsey's favor. Like hte week she was FOTH and Sarah made that comment How they kept referring back to Lindsey's meat ball. Her comments this week towards Bev. How she never outwardly said anything too critical about Bev. How during the week her fish was dry they showed Lindsey trying to warn Bev how to cook it right etc. in almost all of those situations, they also showed how Lindsey was cocky and might be wrong as well...Sarah's comment to Lindsey was met with eye rolls from Grayson, the meatball comment was in reference to how ironic that that is considered "fine" dining whereas a chicken salad sandwich isn't...and there was a whole segment of Grayson saying she's pretty sure the method Lindsey wanted Bev to cook her fish with was incorrect...
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