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On 2017-01-15 22:35:48 +0000, NoOne said:
> On Sun, 15 Jan 2017 05:09:42 -0600, Jazzman wrote:
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>> Thank you much!
>
> Yes, nice to see it back, so thanks from me too!
>
> It's weird not seeing Chris there and even more weird watching Julia
> giving cooking tips to Bridgette!
>
> When Kimball played dumb, it mostly worked because he wasn't
> presented as a chef. Having people we know are chefs acting as
> presenters and sorta playing dumb while the "working" chef explains
> stuff to them feels a bit wrong. Maybe it would work better if the
> "working" chef spoke more to the camera, and hence the audience,
> rather than the "non-working" chef/presenter.
Agreed. I listen to the America's Test Kitchen Radio Podcast. Recent
episodes have also lost the voice of Chris Kimball. My ears miss his
voice and wit, but the podcast is still good.
Times they are a changin'.
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