Food Fortunes

TV Series
2015
1h

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4.1/10

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Walk in with an idea, walk out with a fortune. Recipe developers, product makers and food visionaries earn cold hard cash from industry titans looking to make lucrative investments. But firs... Read allWalk in with an idea, walk out with a fortune. Recipe developers, product makers and food visionaries earn cold hard cash from industry titans looking to make lucrative investments. But first, they have to convince the consumers.Walk in with an idea, walk out with a fortune. Recipe developers, product makers and food visionaries earn cold hard cash from industry titans looking to make lucrative investments. But first, they have to convince the consumers.

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Andrew Morgado

Narrator

• 2015

Robert Earl

Self - Panelist…

• 2015

Scott Gerber

Self - Panelist…

• 2015

Sonia Kapadia

Self - Panelist

• 2015

Dan Glickberg

Self - Investor

• 2015

Willie Degel

Self - Host

• 2015

Michele Hoskins

Self - Investor

• 2015

Anthony Marciona

Self

• 2015

Ross A. Hendler

Self - Entrepreneur

• 2015

Daniel Green

Self - Panelist

• 2015

Pat LaFrieda

Self - Panelist

• 2015

Brittany Boeckle

Co-Owner of Buff Bake

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6johnckunich

Worst catch-phrase of all time

FOOD FORTUNES is a reasonably entertaining clone of the far-superior SHARK TANK. The show's charm is, for me, badly marred by the frequent repetition of the all-time worst catch-phrase.

"I will/will not be bringing you to the negotiating table." So many words, so many syllables, and when uttered by Robert Earl in his ponderous, robot-like manner, it wastes about half a minute. What's wrong with owning the Shark-Tank envy and simply saying "I'm in" or "I'm out." Or, if the show must avoid direct copying of that phrase, how about "We'll talk" or "I'm walking." I do enjoy seeing entrepreneurs attempting to live their visions, and some of the ideas are innovative and promising. I just wish they would ditch the truly clunky catch-phrase.