masterchef the professionals

[moonlyte]

Who will be watching? Started seeing ads for it on TV, but can't find any info about when it will start.

[moonlyte]

Also, tonight's elimination challenge reminds me of last season's MC challenge between Andy and Sam in pub in the little country town. The similarity is that this challenge is 90% physical. Each person has/had to cook for 120 diners. Hours of cooking and lifting heavy pots and pans + heavy pieces of meat/bags of veges non-stop is a killer. The boys last year were pushed to exhaustion. As Marco said, the boys tonight will find out how Marco made Gordon Ramsay cry, most probably by pushing them to the limit of their physical endurance.

There is no way 2 girls would be doing a challenge like this, and I think skill takes a back seat to braun, so the challenge is not really that good. But last year's challenge was really exciting, so this year should be the same.

[syrupsmummy]

What happened to Coop tonight?  I didn't even see him in the show.

They didn't show Coop because he wasn't the bests nor the worsts. But I saw his dish got a good comment from judges.

The show always show people who become top 3 and who become worst 3 a lot in the show. I got all right about who were called for top 3 and worst 4 :^O

So if you hardly see some people in the show they are safe.

I'm happy about Cassie and Nick survived. I like them. And I was happy Coop survived the night before.

Rule #1 of MC - cry and you will live to fight another day.

:^O

exactly!!!

[moonlyte]

Would have preferred Cameron to stay, since I think he offers more entertainment value than Michael.

Great, another feed the cowboy stockmen challenge, done so many times already.

[j*oono]

Opposite.  I preferred Michael.  Cameron was really good because apart from knowing what he is doing and being able to cook he does seem to have a lot of drive and ambition.  That will get him a long way.  The arrogance annoyed me.

Michael worked just as hard without the dramatics and aggression and served better food today and he won. If I wanted to see a personality show then I would be watching My Kitchen Rules.

[syrupsmummy]

I'm happy Michael stayed too.

Cameron's temper annoyed me. The way he shouted to Coop ."Shut up!" was very aggressive. But he was a good boy helping Michael for the desert though.

The beef was way too raw to me. I don't know why Matt likes raw meat.

[moonlyte]

Michael worked just as hard without the dramatics and aggression 

This is why I think Cameron is more entertaining. Michael is boring to watch. 

[moonlyte]

I can't Marco stooped so low to flog Campbell's stock seasoning. Since when does the "Father of Mordern cooking" use stock that comes in a sachet from Coles?

[syrupsmummy]

Syrups, in the advertisements for the show they made it look like he had shouted at Marco!  I should have known that it's just the way they edit.

I didn't see the ads.  It would have been more interesting if he shouted like that to Marco.

[freakiness]

Let's talk about Cassie. Her body shape(under all the chef gear) and the way she moves and runs reminds me of a grandma. How can a 19 yr old make me feel this way? I am thinking she must have an ass the size of a bus. She's gonna grow up waddling like J Gillard. I'd tap that.

Why?

Just because she's female you get to talk about the size of her ass?

Where are all the comments about the guys body shapes?

[syrupsmummy]

Let's talk about Cassie. Her body shape(under all the chef gear) and the way she moves and runs reminds me of a grandma. How can a 19 yr old make me feel this way? I am thinking she must have an ass the size of a bus. She's gonna grow up waddling like J Gillard. I'd tap that.

I didn't even notice how their body shapes looked like. I was too busy watching their worried faces.

It will be interesting to see who is going home tonight. They are all very good and it will be tough for the judges to decide who to be sent home.