Bam, Emeril's TV show is cancelled

[butterbean]

i miss David Rosengarten and the galloping gourmet. Seens like Mario would be fun to hang with, but even i am Flayed out. I haven't watched Emeril in years, can't stand R. R. and if I watch another show where Giada cuts up an onion or a clove of garlic, you think anyone in the country watching the food network doesn't know how to dice onion? I like Michael Chiarello, Michael Lamonica, and the guy on travel channel that eats all the gross stuff!

 

[Jdarg]

I am so out of the Food Network loop. My favorite "media" chef is still Jamie Oliver, The Naked Chef.

 

[Bob]

A spoiled beastess! How does one become a spoiled beastess? Sounds so exotic!

have a dad who makes movies, dino delaurentiis!!

 

[peapod1980]

The infamous SanDee Kwanzaa Kake. Because nothing says respect for African American culture like angel food cake with apple pie filling and corn nuts.

Between this statement and Bob's blatant love of boobies on display in the kitchen, this thread has me :funn:!

 

[Bob]

Between this statement and Bob's blatant love of boobies on display in the kitchen, this thread has me :funn:!

smurf boobies don't count

 

[Matt J]

All of my favorite chefs were on the orignal food network, PBS.

Julia Childs, god rest her soul. Incredible Chef and British spy, how can you beat that?

Justin Wilson, another chef lost. Great cajun cooking and all around funny host.

The best part of these guys was that they got drunk on the show as they cooked. Justin Wilson was famous for his, "one for the pot, one for me." philosophy. Anybody remember when Julia made the chicken dance before baking it?

 

[seacrestkristi]

I gair on tee I 'd watchin' both them. Once I was walkin' through The Boston Seafood Show and looked up and walkin' right next to me was Julia Child. I just couldn't resist sayin' 'hi', and she said 'hellooo' and smiled right back to l'il ole me. What a friendly lady. Then I kept smilin' thinkin' about the SNL skit where they played her with a blender, and how she supposedly liked it. What a good sport too.

 

[Rudyjohn]

All of my favorite chefs were on the orignal food network, PBS.

Justin Wilson, another chef lost. Great cajun cooking and all around funny host.

The best part of these guys was that they got drunk on the show as they cooked. Justin Wilson was famous for his, "one for the pot, one for me." philosophy. Anybody remember when Julia made the chicken dance before baking it?

Oh I loved Justin Wilson so much. He was one of these personalities that you wished lived on forever. His show was great - - no fancy kitchen, or set, just Justin.