Reunion shows are usually the juiciest of reality show episodes and lucky for us, Bravo is airing one for Top Chef tonight at 10 p.m., weeks before the season six finale.
The all-star reunion dinner, hosted by season 5 fan favorite Fabio, brings together the cheftestants we came to know and love (or loathe) over the years. At the dinner table tonight? Season one’s Tiffani and Harold (winner), season two’s Marcel and Ilan (winner), season three’s Dale, Casey and Hung (winner), season four’s Richard Blais and Lisa Fernandes and season five’s Carla Hall and Stefan Richter. Yay Carla!
The gang will be rehashing some of their favorite moments from the show, and with Marcel there, I’m sure there’ll be more fighting than reminiscing.
So PopWatchers, who are you excited to see back on Top Chef turf?
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Are they going to draw quick knives to decide who gets thrown out of the dinner table? Because my vote is Ilan, quickly followed by Andy Cohen.
Actually I take that back. I’d just be happy to see the other chefs use the knives on those two. Double elimination indeed!
No diss to AC, but I liked this ‘reunion’ better than the straight Q&A
Is it me or does this season of Top Chef seem especially long? I feel like it’s been on for quite a while, and all these breaks aren’t helping. I would usually love this sort of reunion special, but right now, I just want to get on with the main show.
Amen!
Bravo is unnaturally stretching out this season of TC. A few weeks ago, they reran the episode from the week before for no good reason. Tonight there’s this (not really a) reunion show, the kind of thing that’s fun between seasons, not interrupting them. Is Bravo dragging this out because they’re afraid of TC moving to Lifetime?
or food network?
This is the second time this season we haven’t gotten a new episode on the regular night. Grrr.
it’s late and i’m probably
hallucinating but doesn’t marcel
look like he could be rob pattinson’s cousin?
More Bryan, less previous-season filler, please.
. . . for a reality show to so readily admit they are purposely amping up the conflict to make good TV. Fabio’s speech basically boiled down to, hey, don’t yell at me for telling you to fight, that is why they hired me you all agreed to come here! I thought it was pretty funny that the biggest conflict they could use on the promos turned out to be Fabio freaking out that no one wanted to fight. Everybody was so evolved, no one was mad anymore.
Boring!
This was maybe one of the best of the reunions…maybe because they were all cooking and “dishing” but not stressed out. Loved it!