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5-02-2008 @12:37PM Barry said... I must say, I find his show very entertaining, and t he couple of things I've made from there have been very good.
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5-02-2008 @7:44PM Barry said... I love Sam! Whenever I'm in San Diego I try and catch the shows. I think he's far more watchable than RR ever was, sorry. I also loves that when whatever it he's making goes south he can joke about going south. He's the only TV cooking person that's doesn't always "perfect after every dish.
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5-02-2008 @7:47PM Barry said... Oh, and I'm a different Barry (post #2) than post #1 but I like his name.
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7-29-2008 @11:22PM peggy said... I actually turned the show off before I saw this segment due to getting tired of hearing nothing but kackeling between both of the women. Gosh, they both talk at the same time and you hear NOTHING. Very frustrating. Why did you hire Kathie Lee anyway???
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