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Same with home improvement/fix-up shows.  I actually wrote This Old House once and asked them where's the construction debris.
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All of the contestants would just say fuck it and throw a frozen pizza in the oven. >

You get a dish washer or sous chef, your choice! But remember, your station has to be spotless by the time the main dish is served. >

I'd take a page out of futurama's book and have the loser do the dishes as punishment
"the loser, is doomed to scrub" >

Exactly what came to my mind. >

I always feel bad for the PAs that must be doing the cleaning in between rounds >

Don’t feel bad for them. That’s what they get paid to do. >

No they don't. If it was a kitchen simulator, then maybe. There is a reason you don't see bathroom breaks in movies or books, you don't see athletes working out before - or showering after they broadcast a game, and you don't watch police beat their wives after an episode of Cops. We leave the uninteresting parts out of entertainment... because they aren't entertaining. >

But comparing what the kitchens look like after would be interesting.
Turns out if you have absolutely no care about making three hours of dishes you can make lots of great food. Just ask my ex, who referred to me as the dishwasher. >

Yes.   And maybe then people making recipes won’t call for the maximum possible number of dishes for no actual reason. >

I've always thought a dishwasher competition show would be good for the late night crowd. A mock Easter brunch buffet keeps running low on plates and the machine keeps beeping. Servers need silver to roll so they can finish their shift. The hotline keeps running out of saute pans, etc. >

A chef never washes a dishes, as a washer you should be thankful if they stack the plates after they disposed the leftovers. That is what I have come to understand with my limited experience.