To Dine For with Kate Sullivan

Who wants to watch some no-name wanna-be eat at a trendy restaurant with supposed celebrities? Not me. Can't believe that PBS stations actually broadcast this crap as part of their food show line-up. Don't waste your time. The premise is merely a way to get a tax deduction for travel and dining. The 'conversation' is thin, the food is weird, the vicarious thrill is non-existant. You learn little about the inerviewee and nothing about fine dining from this celeb chaser out for a free meal.