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MASTERCHEF JUNIOR FINALE 2014 SERIES
Thursday night's programme, in which the contestants were whittled down to the final three – Jack, Luke and Ping – via a series of inventive challenges in Barcelona with chefs Christian Escribà and Ferran Adrià, proved that there is plenty of life in the format yet.
MASTERCHEF JUNIOR FINALE 2014 TV
Like Strictly, it is one of the very few TV shows to cuts through the usual age and demographic divisions and appeal to wide ranges of generations and backgrounds. And Gregg, unlike Simon, surely won’t be the subject of a West End musical.īut, on the day that the tenth MasterChef champion will be crowned, the food franchise looks in better shape than Cowell’s croaky-karaoke show and at least as durable as the hoofing series. Wallace gets in the papers each time he remarries (or allegedly gets into a heated row at a hotel), but the reports are usually a few pages back from the latest coverage of Brucie’s age or Cowell’s baby. And the third British wannabe competition of the same vintage, The X Factor, is also revising its lineup for the eleventh run, with Simon Cowell returning as a judge.īut although belonging to the same television generation as Strictly and X Factor, the second iteration of MasterChef has never quite been talked of with the same breathlessness by either media or social media. Sir Bruce Forsyth left Strictly Come Dancing – which launched at around the same time as Wallace and Torode’s Masterchef – after 11 series. The original series of MasterChef (BBC1, 1990-2001) was taken off air after 11 years. Passing a tenth of a century can be an unsettling time for the hosts of TV talent contests.
MASTERCHEF JUNIOR FINALE 2014 PROFESSIONAL
In stressing that his professional career had remained unadulterated, the former greengrocer may have had an agenda. Shaking the hand of John Torode, Wallace boomed: “Ten years, three wives but only one co-presenter!” But at the start of this series of MasterChef, he cooked up a memorable line. H aving spent a decade repeating a single catchphrase – “Cooking doesn’t get tougher than this!” – Gregg Wallace is not known for linguistic invention.
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