Are they actually qualified chefs? Where are their restaurants?
Why are there 2 of them? Are they a gay couple?
Are they not chefs but merely keen foodies? If so what qualifies them above other keen foodies to present the show? They lack any kind of screen presence.
Is it even a food programme? Last time I saw them they were eating fish & *****from a chip shop.Then they went home and made fish & *****
Is it a travel show?
If they are real bikers, why are their bikes and all their biker gear brand new? Who gives a toss how they get around anyway?
It's an absolute horlicks of a show IMHO.
These 2 are a complete mystery to me.Are they actually qualified chefs? Where are their restaurants?Why are there 2 of them? Are they a gay couple?Are they not chefs but merely keen foodies? If so what qualifies them above other keen foodies to prese
I like them too. Its more of a culture show they do most of the time. Cooking with a bit of travel and information about area, dish etc. Bit more down to earth than alot of the other pretentious prats hosting other cooking or similar programmes. Certainly one of the few decent programmes on tv just now.
I like them too. Its more of a culture show they do most of the time. Cooking with a bit of travel and information about area, dish etc. Bit more down to earth than alot of the other pretentious prats hosting other cooking or similar programmes. Cert
One reason they particularly annoy me is that as they are on BBC I have no choice but to contribute financially to the production of their execrable show via the television tax aka BBC licence fee.
I fail to see any public service element whatsoever in the televisualisation of these overweight numpties.
One reason they particularly annoy me is that as they are on BBC I have no choice but to contribute financially to the production of their execrable show via the television tax aka BBC licence fee.I fail to see any public service element whatsoever