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I totally agree. But, on the other hand, they've all seen the show before and what they'll be put through. I say, if they can't stand the heat, stay out of the cooking contests. Over the years these shows, and I'm not just talking about TNFNS, have gotten really grueling and putting some of the contestants near the breaking point. It seems to have gotten to be the nature of the beast. They probably feel they have to keep...

I figure it's just to make the show more interesting. Like Simon Cowell, lots of people enjoy seeing someone rip apart their fellow man for some reason.

Quote: Originally Posted by cyberdoc I'm begining to think that Bob Tuschman has started drinking the kool-aide. I don't know what they are thinking with some of their programming decisions. __________________ There is room for all God's creatures....right next to the mash potatoes. Take your shoes off, have a seat... You must learn to love to learn.

I don't know how the contestants can stand there and take it. That is the one part of the show I don't like...they nit-pik and look at all of them? I would say we come with flaws, including all of them. __________________ BerryBaby

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it just keeps going down hill, since when did the Neely's become Paula's babies ? she kept talking like she is hatching their show. __________________ prepared with love and served with passion ! I gar-on-tee it. My tribute to Justin, has to be one of the most entertaining chef's of all time.

I'm begining to think that Bob Tuschman has started drinking the kool-aide. I don't know what they are thinking with some of their programming decisions.

I made a special point to DVR this because I love me a good train wreck and I knew this would be a good one. It really didn't surprise me to find out that Rosie and Paula are good friends. Two of a kind, those two are. You know, the real shame of the matter is how much I've always liked Paula. She seemed so warm and genuine, plus, she could cook. She reminded me so much of my great-grandmother. She was the epitome of a southern...