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Dalen
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Season premier on now peeps.
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Yep, all over it.

I quietly wept during the scene in question.
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the cinematography improved/changed greatly this season. looks amazing....voyeuristic.

that was A LOT of crack wasted, up in flames.

fuck me, coconut rice.
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oh god that scene made my teeth hurt...its been on demand for a week now.

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Dalen Wrote:
the cinematography improved/changed greatly this season. looks amazing....voyeuristic.



I noticed that too. What's up, Bigger Budget?

The coke scene...wow.

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Zac (one of my twins) saw him last week.

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Dalen
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Yail Bloor Wrote:
Dalen Wrote:
the cinematography improved/changed greatly this season. looks amazing....voyeuristic.



I noticed that too. What's up, Bigger Budget?

The coke scene...wow.


i knwo the show won an Emmy last year, so it looks like they're continuing in that direction. really enjoyed it.
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two guns holla
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Glad I started watching this a couple of seasons ago...great show.
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Pretty cool how you can stream old episodes from Netflix.
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Pretty cool how you can stream old episodes from Netflix.


That's cool. I'm always amazed at what they have on there that I don't look for, but should.

On the production front, I've always enjoyed the way the credits mimicked whatever country/culture they were visiting.

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Pretty cool how you can stream old episodes from Netflix.


Yeah, I blazed through the vast majority of all the episodes. Such an awesome show.

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He's in town, and unfortunately I can't go. I love his books, and catch the TV show occasionally. He's a cool dude with a great attitude about food.

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Pretty cool how you can stream old episodes from Netflix.

It's in my queue, but I haven't watched any yet. I'll have to remedy that. ...but yeah, cool dude.

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He's in town, and unfortunately I can't go. I love his books, and catch the TV show occasionally. He's a cool dude with a great attitude about food.


yer kinda dumb for not going and taunting him with a $20 piece of crack.
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yeah, the show took a more mature tone last season into this one. Dealing with current social climate affecting old cultures, etc. The Laos ep really picked this up. One of my favorites from the last couple of seasons was Sao Paolo. You got the feeling that Tony has really been affected by his experiences by way of his "day job" (and what a fucking incredible job it is). Columbia and Chile were also good from the last season.
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Zac (one of my twins) saw him last week.

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can't tell if that's bourdain or tom bergeron LOL

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Dalen Wrote:
Yail Bloor Wrote:
Dalen Wrote:
the cinematography improved/changed greatly this season. looks amazing....voyeuristic.



I noticed that too. What's up, Bigger Budget?

The coke scene...wow.


i knwo the show won an Emmy last year, so it looks like they're continuing in that direction. really enjoyed it.


Currently one of my favorite shows on TV. WHat is better than an obnoxious drunk with a bent for rock n roll and hard drugs travelling the world and eating the best of the best the locals have to offer?

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Senator GAR in 2010! Wrote:

DREAM. JOB.


No shit.

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Hanging with Snoop from The Wire in Baltimore
Trolling Cleveland with Marky Ramone, Harvey Pekar, and Toby
The entire New Orleans episode, especially the sitdown with his nemesis Emeril
Getting massage raped in Uzbekistan.

sure, sometimes he can get into that self-important territory, but the show is great.

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Just picked up Kitchen Confidential on a whim. Never read nor do I really know much about Bourdain.

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I was watching Miami Ink, and he was on there to get a skull tattoo from Chris Garver. Anyway, he said that he picks the locales, which is pretty awesome. That sometimes he just picks a place like Miami, because he wants to lay on the beach. That's an amazing leverage to have. It'd be cool to just be like, "yeah I was wanna go to Russia" and someone makes it happen.

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DumpJack Wrote:
Just picked up Kitchen Confidential on a whim. Never read nor do I really know much about Bourdain.


It's a good read especially if you've spent even a minute working in a restaurant.

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Yail Bloor Wrote:
DumpJack Wrote:
Just picked up Kitchen Confidential on a whim. Never read nor do I really know much about Bourdain.


It's a good read especially if you've spent even a minute working in a restaurant.


Cool, I have.

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