Who's Watching Top Chef:Vegas?

How happy was I that vile Robyn (I assume that's how she spelling it, since she's so vile) finally got the boot? She actually tried to clean up her station while another chef was doing their quickfire. Did she ever cook a good dish? She's from Seattle, I hear. Must explain whey she's so passive aggressive. Good riddance!

And this sounds cruel but could she mention her cancer any more? It's like she had no identity before it and ws happy to get it so she had something to get people's attention (you know, besides her poisoned food).

Yeah, Jen started off as the best contestant Top Chef ever had. Now she's gotten self conscious and second guesses everything.

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UGH UGH UGH. How did Bryan not win? He had the favorite 2 out of the 4 dishes, plain and simple.

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"How did Bryan not win? He had the favorite 2 out of the 4 dishes, plain and simple."

Not according to Tom Colicchio over at his blog on Bravotv.com. He actually talks about how the episode was edited to make it seem much more competitive than it really was.

True...Douchetaggio makes me want to rip my hair out. But I think it was clear that each of the chef's (and Jen as well) were pretty evenly matched. It's not like the dreaful Hosea win from last year.

I never thyought of Mike as an underdog---rival yes, underdog, no. I jsut liked Bryan better. I was disappointed that Bryan lost. I liked Kevin, also.

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"How did Bryan not win? He had the favorite 2 out of the 4 dishes, plain and simple."

From what I remember, Michael had the best "box ingredients" dish, and they fawned over his entree and dessert, despite flaws. It was obvious to me that he was going to win.

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Ilan...Hosea...Michael....Bleccch.

I've watched more Top Chef than I care to admit. But I have to say I hate the premise of the show.

Tom Colicchio goes on and on in his blog that Top Chef is a cooking show and the judging is all about the food... well then why show so much drama and editing as to create heroes and villains? It's about personality as much as anything else, yet the audience is admonished when it is upset when a favorite is cut.

The heavy handing editing is annoying, especially at judge's table when it seems like a chef clearly succeeded only to have Coliccho say later the dish was in fact awful, but those comments were edited out.

I was pulled in this season from the get go by Kevin Gillespie. I am praying there is no such Kevin next season so I can skip the whole darn thing.