How to tell the british and americans apart, cooking show edition

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guest · 7 years ago · FIRST

this is literally masterchef australia vs hell's kitchen

cassyinlove · 7 years ago

Or Masterchef US

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deleted · 7 years ago

And for some reason we have a British judge

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guest · 7 years ago

You forgot the part where the British one is passive - aggressive and racist.

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adorkable · 7 years ago

How so?

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celticrose · 7 years ago

Two words for you Britain...Gordon Ramsey.

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chakun · 7 years ago

Apparently you're watching some kind of underground cooking competition, because I have literally never seen anything like what you're describing.

bethorien · 7 years ago

Well the British one could be "the great British baking show" the American one could be "Hell's Kitchen"

celticrose · 7 years ago

But Hells Kitchen is hosted (and abused) by a Brit

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bethorien · 7 years ago

But it is an American show. Having a British judge or host is a a super common with American shows.

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pokethebear · 7 years ago

Geez, glad I don’t watch cooking shows.

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corvoattano · 7 years ago

Australian tv cooking competitions: "Hot and Cold" by Katy Perry has been the intro song for 8 years.

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hexy · 7 years ago

I'm fairly certain that the o.p. hasn't actually seen an American cooking show. Japanese, maybe, but not American.

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geluregis · 7 years ago

Iron Chef America, Chopped, Cutthroat Kitchen...

hexy · 7 years ago

Look at the names, goofball - they were clearly inspired by the combative shows from Elsewhere.

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