Well, possums, they can't seem to get it right.
Last season, when they only had Jean-Georges Vongerichten's pastry chef on, they misspelled his name as "Jean Gorges" (besides misspelling the pastry chef's name). And now that they have the man himself--who is repeatedly lauded as one of the greatest chefs in the country--on as a guest judge, they've done it again. Tsk, tsk, Bravo. What happened to living up to the exacting standards of New York?
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here's a thing for you to ponder. bourdain v padma! i'm sure you'll have an interesting take on it...
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The only way Top Chef is going to eliminate spelling errors is if Webster's Dictionary sponsors such a person and they get to have a title bed that says "Checked by Webster's". They are certainly not going to pay someone to perform such a task because Producers have over leveraged mortgages too.
And it's spelled RESTAURATEUR no N
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