My Kitchen Rules

So much fake take to keep general interest at a peak but it's the complete reverse. I give it another 3 years before the public lose interest completely. Keep it simple... I guess all reality tv has a life span. The producers here are accellerating it big time.

There's nothing more than I'd like than to watch regular tv with my wife in the evenings as opposed to splitting into separate rooms to watch Netflix. We loved this show over the years but now Netflix is slowly pulling us away. Sorry Pete and Manu, but the cooking gig is fading away.

While I have enjoyed nearly every episode up to season 8, the last 2 seasons is all about cheap sensationalism. There are some talented contestants who deserved a place, but the focus now seems to be on arrogant, disruptive and pompous contestants who have not a shred of culinary talent, but who remain in the series solely fpr the cheap drama. MKR is rigged in the favor of maintaining controversy. The organisers and producers should be ashamed of them selves. This show has gone downhill faster that an Olympic skier.

This show has degenerated since its inception. The show ostensibly is about contestants cooking skills being judged over several weeks and a winner named. However, now it is just the soap opera style dramatics of the interactions between the contestants.

I love that there are multiple seasons. So many episodes. Could be condensed somewhat. I'm sure casting has been told to include controversial and outspoken people, but I find it uncomfortable. Some people are difficult to look at; so augmented. There are a few that may be low IQ or mentally off. I hope they have not regretted being portrayed as they are for all to see. Editing is intense in the show to build anticipation or to accentuate conflict. I don't like when good cooks are given low scores just because people are jealous or strategic. I have learned a few cooking techniques. The judging seems harsh at times and may lean toward favored teams. Sometimes I have it on just as background while I cook. It is difficult to watch when it pauses (when commercial breaks were on tv) and then comes back on and backtracks a few seconds. Do NOT like the commentator. Lots of repetition and unnecessary explanation by the commentator and given to the cooks to verbalize. It is somewhat scripted.