londas

I have seen the original series twice and all of the films. Can another series top what has preceded? YES. Outstanding acting, true to the epoch and wonderful locations, even though where they performed their practice (including the first series) were a far cry from reality. My biggest disappointment was that this series one only had six episodes. I´m crying out for more. What will the Christmas special have in store for us?

Firstly the producers have made a mockery of ´My Kitchen Rules' Now we have Masterchef 2020 with contestants, many who have made names for themselves, been through the ups and downs of the competition, the dramas and comedies. This is a deflated season without the tension that NEW contestants face. Yes, the former judges will be missed and I give space for TWO of the new judges. I was looking forward to a season almost equal to it´s previous years. This season feels like a new pair of slippers that doesn´t quite fit. I much prefer the old pair.

This is a series that I had enjoyed, even ignoring the sarcasm and back-biting from some of the contestants. Now the ´producers´have changed the format that is in my opinion, a disaster. I fast forwarded through a gruelling first episode that left me wondering what the hell were they thinking. This series is nothing but a shambles of sarcastic innuendo and contestants who appear to be auditioning for the best egotistical ham actors. If this is the future of My Kitchen Rules, then I can see many viewers being greatly disappointed.

Masterchef Australia is just around the corner. I hope the new judges live up to the legacy left by.Matt, Gary and George.