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Jan 2009
11:49am, 27 Jan 2009
15,516 posts
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Miss Piggy Wiggy
I was nealry sick watching that, I don't do blood
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Jan 2009
10:36pm, 27 Jan 2009
594 posts
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MissChappo
I really hate that smile that Greg does when he likes the pudding. Twonk.
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Jan 2009
5:04am, 28 Jan 2009
43,675 posts
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santababy
me too, its creepy
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Jan 2009
8:17am, 28 Jan 2009
605 posts
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Doctor K
Not only did last night's winner cock up her main course but they don't seem to attach any weight whatever to the pro-kitchen where Kim was the star and the winner out of her depth. He was far more consistent. I think they got dazzled bu the dessert.
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Jan 2009
8:19am, 28 Jan 2009
31,023 posts
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Puddington
I'm now 2 nights behind 
*runs about with eyes clenched shut*
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Jan 2009
8:21am, 28 Jan 2009
3,352 posts
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RuthB2
Dr K they never ever ever attach any importance to the restaurant round ever. you could just sit in a corner and cry for that whole round and then make a nice pudding in the final test and still win.
and wagamamas? what's next week - McDonalds?
scores in picking winners is getting pretty even now - MrB won last night.
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Jan 2009
8:23am, 28 Jan 2009
5,332 posts
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Girlie
I'm noticing that John Torodes choice almost always goes through, so to win you have to impress him.
So long as the series winner isn't a travesty like series 2, whre Skiving Peter won it over Digger Dean who was far better and consistent throughout the finals.
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Jan 2009
8:31am, 28 Jan 2009
3,353 posts
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RuthB2
that's true as well girlie - in the first and last rounds it's always John's choice that triumphs.
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Jan 2009
8:40am, 28 Jan 2009
974 posts
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Old Croc
Is the amount that John Tirade puts on each forkfull getting bigger as the series goes on?
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Jan 2009
8:41am, 28 Jan 2009
3,355 posts
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RuthB2
soon he'll throw the fork away and just eat it straight from the plate.
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