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Ratings or not, Guy will probably have a hard time breaking into the network schedule simply because the network relies so heavily on its overexposed current celebrities. It makes you wonder whether they look at Guy and think "Could we put him on for an hour, five nights a week?" We can't say for certain before the show airs, but at the very least, we'll get to see a nice change of pace from the normal programming.
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6-24-2006 @6:14PM nik said... typo .. meant-and-potatoes for meat-and-potatoes.
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6-24-2006 @7:49PM Gina said... Personally, I'm looking forward to someone else breaking into the Emeril/Rachael/Bobby multitude of TV programs. I'm getting tired of them and they are getting "old". At least Guy is a fun-loving character and pretty good chef! ;)
Bring on the new stars! :)
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6-25-2006 @2:15PM a. ratcliffe said... It wasn't terrible. He seemed fairly smooth. The most distracting thing, I thought, was hearing him out-of-breath for most of the episode. He seemed to be winded about five minutes into the episode. The recipe was simple, uncomplicated, and he managed to display enough of himself in his techniques and banter. I'd give it another go. At least it seems like he loves the food that he's doing, unlike some of the other current personalities.
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6-26-2006 @1:47PM BBWFlipFlopGirl said... I liked the show - it was pretty good. He just needs to remember to share measurements (I think he only mentioned one measurement - a booze to tomato juice ratio on the marinade) and stop saying "key" so darn much. Every ingredient he picked up he said was key - eeesh. If he can stop saying that, I will enjoy him event more.
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7-06-2006 @7:03AM steph said... I didn't like it. He seemed very disorganised and out of place. Also he kept saying "you know me" and I was like uh no not really, that was pretty annoying I removed it from my DVR timer.
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