Masterchef Ireland 2011

onway · 22-09-2011 10:27pm

Thank you God......
Bye Richard

Callan57 · 22-09-2011 10:27pm

The tissues quick

amdublin · 22-09-2011 10:27pm

Fair play to Christine.

Diddler1977 · 22-09-2011 10:28pm

What was Conall's job title?

amdublin · 22-09-2011 10:28pm

Fair play Richard, gracious in defeat.

And no tears!!! Good man!

amdublin · 22-09-2011 10:29pm

Diddler1977 wrote: »

What was Conall's job title?

Technology manager

Thank you sky plus

amdublin · 22-09-2011 10:30pm

Ooh what happens Mary next week :eek:

gbee · 22-09-2011 10:30pm

I've watched the Irish one out of interest twice ~ I would not be a fan ~ I do like the Ozzy one ~ maybe it's because it was the first one I saw and it is on everyday and they do pull of some stunts.

I like the British Dragon's Den ~ the Irish One because I know so many but it's flat [imo] and I HATE the USA one and so on and on.

I'm similar with MC ~ Master Chef Australia spawned so many food programs that the somewhat late MCI has an exceedingly high standard to achieve.

Bet ye that the Ozzies drop in on the Irish version and have a cook off. Bets? I'll watch that, but MCI has not pushed my green button [yet] anyway.

amdublin · 22-09-2011 10:33pm

Ozzies

I was like Ozzie Osborne and his family have a mc show??

And then I was like, ohhhhhh, Aussies!!!

Diddler1977 · 22-09-2011 10:35pm

gbee wrote: »

I've watched the Irish one out of interest twice ~ I would not be a fan ~ I do like the Ozzy one ~ maybe it's because it was the first one I saw and it is on everyday and they do pull of some stunts.

I like the British Dragon's Den ~ the Irish One because I know so many but it's flat [imo] and I HATE the USA one and so on and on.

I'm similar with MC ~ Master Chef Australia spawned so many food programs that the somewhat late MCI has an exceedingly high standard to achieve.

Bet ye that the Ozzies drop in on the Irish version and have a cook off. Bets? I'll watch that, but MCI has not pushed my green button [yet] anyway.

amdublin wrote: »

Ozzies

I was like Ozzie Osborne and his family have a mc show??

And then I was like, ohhhhhh, Aussies!!!

Ha ha!

I was visualising Ozzie Osbourne on Masterchef too!!!!

chubnut · 22-09-2011 10:47pm

Can the Irish think up anything of their own, the Millionaire copy should be billed as a comedy its so rediculous.

amdublin · 22-09-2011 10:53pm

chubnut wrote: »

Can the Irish think up anything of their own, the Millionaire copy should be billed as a comedy its so rediculous.

This thread is about masterchef. Not the millionaires program.

Many many countries have a version of masterchef.

gbee · 22-09-2011 10:56pm

amdublin wrote: »

Many many countries have a version of masterchef.

Which is why the TV addicts amongst us have strong opinions. Welcome to TV USA 1950

lovinit · 23-09-2011 5:23pm

I am loving this show, just saw this vid on youtube, language Dylan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPQDkXKhuMI

youcancallmeal · 23-09-2011 6:31pm

lovinit wrote: »

I am loving this show, just saw this vid on youtube, language Dylan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPQDkXKhuMI

I'd love to watch the whole thing. Missed it first time round and I've never been able to find it since.

Ravens · 23-09-2011 8:20pm

I enjoyed this episode...mixed it up a little with the off-site challenge followed by the taste test (this version is used more in the Aussie version) - interesting how bad they all were!

I did feel it was a bit rushed...I do think they def could do another episode per week which I would be happy to watch!!

I really got a sense that the judges know exactly who they want to win already...and thankfully it wasn't whingey Richard!

gbee · 23-09-2011 8:56pm

Ravens wrote: »

I really got a sense that the judges know exactly who they want to win already...and thankfully it wasn't whingey Richard!

They would, just like at those Top Model shows, probably two thirds should never be there, but they have to fill the available slots ~ the winners tend to stand out at the interview stage ~ there can always be a few surprises ~ but it's more a conviction rather then a want ~ though two seasons back on of the Australian Master-chefs was a women they all liked and she was brought BACK after she had been eliminated from the competition ~~ so there is presidents set for your observation.

Ravens · 23-09-2011 9:10pm

gbee wrote: »

They would, just like at those Top Model shows, probably two thirds should never be there, but they have to fill the available slots ~ the winners tend to stand out at the interview stage ~ there can always be a few surprises ~ but it's more a conviction rather then a want ~ though two seasons back on of the Australian Master-chefs was a women they all liked and she was brought BACK after she had been eliminated from the competition ~~ so there is presidents set for your observation.

True! Yeah they really wanted Poh to win Australian Masterchef - bet they were sickened when Julie did!! So who do you think they want to win MCI?

gbee · 23-09-2011 11:03pm

Ravens wrote: »

So who do you think they want to win MCI?

As I may have mentioned, I'm not actively watching MCI ~ that may change, but right now, from the couple I have watched, I've no further opinion.

JONJO THE MISER · 25-09-2011 5:33pm

Just started watching this now, there is a 2 hour repeat on Network 2.
Enjoying it but i love cooking shows anyway.

rspeedie · 26-09-2011 9:47am

Loved reading the comments, it's what TV does, creates opinions. Thats most of the fun of these shows. But things aren't always what they seem in reality TV land folks!

Yours
Whingey Richard

du Maurier · 26-09-2011 9:59am

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Just started watching this now, there is a 2 hour repeat on Network 2.
Enjoying it but i love cooking shows anyway.

:pac:

Caros · 26-09-2011 11:12am

rspeedie wrote: »

Loved reading the comments, it's what TV does, creates opinions. Thats most of the fun of these shows. But things aren't always what they seem in reality TV land folks!

Yours
Whingey Richard

Good man Richard!

du Maurier · 26-09-2011 11:19am

rspeedie wrote: »

Loved reading the comments, it's what TV does, creates opinions. Thats most of the fun of these shows. But things aren't always what they seem in reality TV land folks!

Yours
Whingey Richard

Whingey, maybe. "Tiny tears" Richard would be more suiting. You wouldn't get that sort of crying on X-factor.

rspeedie · 26-09-2011 12:01pm

X Factor? hehe...no way. I was in the ha'penny place compared to last nights show. I just have a particularly ugly crack up face. Quite scary in fact.

I blog about my epxperience of the show here: http://antidietdiet.blogspot.com/p/masterchef-ireland-2011.html

Mr E · 26-09-2011 12:05pm

That's a great read, Richard... cheers.

ColeTrain · 26-09-2011 3:50pm

Watched most of the episodes, think it's a decent show compared to the other MCs. No contestant really stands out.

Anyone notice that for one of the lads on it, everytime it shows his occupation 'District Manager, Xtra vision' comes up and no other company is listed under anyones occupation. I think Xtra Vision have been supplying a few cuts of beef in order to get their name on the show..

amdublin · 26-09-2011 6:02pm

rspeedie wrote: »

Loved reading the comments, it's what TV does, creates opinions. Thats most of the fun of these shows. But things aren't always what they seem in reality TV land folks!

Yours
Whingey Richard

Hi whingey richie!

Welcome to boards. I enjoyed your blog

And eh I think I was one of the ones calling you whingey

amdublin · 27-09-2011 9:31pm

Evening!

Anyone around and watching this?

Birdsong · 27-09-2011 9:44pm

Loving this task - its a real test of their skill

Masterchef Ireland 2011

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