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Such a shame it wasn't Ramsay and Oliver
Inspiration
18-04-2005
This series idea would have been so perfect had it been Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver in charge of the teams. Makes my mouth drool just thinking of the fireworks.
FinalBroadcast
18-04-2005
I'm just disappointed that Angus Deayton is still hosting it. I thought he was average in the first series.
brentmeister
18-04-2005
Originally Posted by Inspiration:
“This series idea would have been so perfect had it been Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver in charge of the teams. Makes my mouth drool just thinking of the fireworks.”

I disagree. What made the 1st series work was the manner in which Ramsey laid into the celebries with gay abandon.

This series appears to have two pleasant Chefs with a bunch of self concious cooks who can't cook.

Not original and certainly not worth watching. Pathetic.
Suburbanqueen
19-04-2005
Ramsay and Oliver would have been fantatstic but sadly, neither of them needs the money or the fame anymore !
alpha_zulu1
19-04-2005
yeah that would be cool with Ramsay and Jamie Oliver. but must show how stressful it must be if Ramsay didn't do it for a second time.
pxd867
19-04-2005
I'm really thinking that the plate throwing by JC was staged for ratings.
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