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  1. No, you’re right. Scottsins did crim law and a few others. Foosters maybe?
  2. I mean yes and no. It is definitely a game show. That’s why most of the elimination challenges have time limits and gimmicks. But also Top Chef has bolstered careers and given legitimacy to otherwise little known (or locally renowned) chefs. I think restaurants and the public give contestants and winners higher esteem for having cooked on the show
  3. I think they made a big effort to actually get higher quality contestants this season than others. Michelin stars, James Beard awards, etc. Some seasons they seemed to be filling spots with just about anyone
  4. One absolute failure team and one that delivered fine dining consistent with the theme. Everyone else was so mediocre that they needed a pep talk at the end.
  5. That and feeling the need to get caught planting evidence despite an already strong case
  6. Yeah and many recent documentaries and a limited series drama on it explaining all that in context of race riots in LA and massive corruption against black people by LAPD and trolly mctrollface “has no idea” how it could have happened
  7. Plus it was soggy and no one could taste the cheese.
  8. Coincidentally I think he was tortured for five years by The Queen, the Vatican, the Gettys, the Rothschilds, and Colonel Sanders before he went tits up. The pentaverate only gets to our best and brightest
  9. The job was supposed to be a consolation prize. Serve a largely ceremonial role and let the DOJ leadership cook. Unfortunately those plans don’t match up with a uniquely corrupt former president who committed crimes in office and after while presently working to destroy democracy
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