Last year, NBC gave Martha Stewart & José Andrés a show where they rehabilitated angry chefs and made them more level headed in the kitchen.
Since the end of the season, we have not heard anything about the cooking competition. Today, Deadline is reporting that the network did not offer it a second serving.
The news is not really a surprise because it was never a big hit with diners.
It was a good concept. It was just hard to execute with the chefs that they had.
Are you sad it was cancelled, or do you think it got its just desserts?
Before Kurt Russell was kicking ass in movies, he kicked Elvis Presley in the shin in It Happened At The World’s Fair. How cute was the 11-year-old in that 1963 movie?
To hear what he said about filming that scene on Late Night on Seth Meyers, then click here!
It is St. Patrick’s Day on Ghosts tonight at 8:30p on CBS, and that means that Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky) is visible by the living for the day.
What will the Victorian maiden do with her 24-hour ability? She is going to use it to go on a date with a man. However, she is very limited in who she can go out with.
Luckily, she gets a man to say yes, and she convinces him to meet her at Jay’s (Utkarsh Ambudkar) restaurant. But he doesn’t show up, and she takes it out on the waiter. He gets so upset about what she said that he quits.
Now Jay is down a server, and he has a very important guest coming to the restaurant. Thus, he needs another server, and Hetty steps up to do the job. What could go wrong? It can’t be any worse than a skydiving male stripper falling through the roof, or could it be?
That is not all. Sam (Rose McIver) has to go out of town for a baby shower, and that means that Kyle (Ben Feldman) is back to help Jay out with the Ghosts. The Ghosts are loving that so much so that they are going to try to fix him up with Jay’s sister, Bela (Punam Patel).
Will they get lucky?
Whether they do or not, we are the lucky ones because Ghosts is always enjoyable to watch.
Do you love pizza crust as much or even more than the pizza itself? Then, Pizza Hut has a job for you. The pizza restaurant is looking for a Hut Crust Connoisseur.
What does that entail? If chosen, you will be responsible for trying all of their new crusts and testing the ones that will be coming to their stores to make sure they meet the Hut’s standards.
For doing so, they will pay you $31,415.92 and give you free pizza for a year.
How can you be considered for the job of pizza fans everywhere? You need to order their pizza with a Garlic-Parm Hut Blend crust, their first change to it in over a decade. Then you need to post an honest review on Instagram using #pizzahutcrust #pizzahut_contest and include “Hut Crust Connoisseur” in your social media post, letting people know what you think of the new and improved crust. Finally, you need to go to pizzahutcrust.com to submit a link to your review for your application between now and March 25th.
“Crust is the heart of a great pizza, and fans have been asking for more ways to celebrate it,” said Melissa Friebe, Chief Marketing Officer at Pizza Hut. “With Hut Crust, we’re not only introducing a new Hand-Tossed recipe that elevates a fan favorite, but we’re also offering a $10 large three-topping deal that gives people real value every time they order. And for those who live for crust, the new Hut Crust Connoisseur is a dream come true – a way to get paid for tasting and loving crust every day.”
This is the third company to offer paying jobs to their customers. Wendy’s is looking for a taster, while Hidden Valley Ranch is seeking someone to bring their dressing to Europe this summer.
