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Lieberman is entertaining in small doses, so the "webisode" format works well for him. The unfortunate thin about the show is that it is not a cooking show. That makes this just another example of the Food Network moving further away from people who like to cook. How many shows can they have that feature "insider restaurant locations"?
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6-07-2006 @4:00PM Buck Q. Fitch said... Nope
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6-07-2006 @4:19PM Angela Pitt said... I've worked in enough restaurants to know what goes on
"inside" them already. The Food Network can keep their
trips down memory lane for those who really want to go
there. As for Lieberman? I'm not a fan, someone loves
him, though. Why else is Food Network still trying to
find a niche for him?
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6-07-2006 @6:11PM glo macs said... I think that he is just great, can`t wait till we can see his web sight. I will be there. How will i know when it is up.Good luck and good eating
GLO
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6-07-2006 @7:25PM Donna Harrison said... Would love to get in the kitchen with you Dave,and show'em how to cook and appreciate good food.
Much success with your new venture.
Donna, (Florida)
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