Dessert Masters

This show, pre-narrated and scripted, painfully revealed its artificial nature in the finale. It was blatantly obvious that the judges' comments were pre-determined, stripping any authenticity from their critiques. The presence of 17 guests at the finale added no value, as they didn't participate in voting. Their presence felt more like a theatrical set-up, complete with a poorly written screenplay rather than genuine audience engagement. Furthermore, the criteria for elimination were vague and poorly explained, leaving viewers confused about the judging process. The lack of transparency and authenticity throughout the show makes it a disappointing watch. It's a regrettable waste of time, with its manufactured drama and lack of genuine culinary competition.

It seems there is some favoritism or something as from the last episode - skills test ( season 2, episode 7) Reece made a beautiful dessert and mastered the skill he chose yet he was put in the bottom. Again. Whereas Chelsea didn't do well at all with the skill she chose but it wasn't even mentioned. What's the point of they're not judged based on what they're being tested on? My family and I enjoy watching this show but it's getting to where it's more frustrating than enjoying because of that issue. I do enjoy seeing how creative these masters of their crafts are so it would be nice if the show has balance in how the judges behave.