- 09-01-2009 10:50 AM #1
Reality vs. Reality TV: Most shows glamourize industries they depict
Reality vs. Reality TV: Most shows glamourize industries they depict
Sussex Countian - Georgetown,DE,USA
In addition, more students are interested in bakery and pastry after seeing elaborate showpieces on TV or shows like “Ace of Cakes. ...

- 09-01-2009 11:05 AM #2
Finally an article speaks the truth, I wonder if any of the television execs read these, I about fell over reading this line from the article
"Chef Lisa Brisch said today’s cooking shows have some impact but not a dramatic one. The real change was years ago when the Food Network started. She runs Dinner Thyme, a personal chef service in Middletown."
Think she was implying that the programming made a difference?
prepared with passion and served with love !
I do not cook to live, but live to cook !
- 09-01-2009 11:09 AM #3
I think it's just that there wasn't anything like that then other than PBS which has little production or scripting so this was new. Now there are so many different types of food/cooking shows it's not dramatic because so many are doing it.

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