That was cool, they were talking like normal people, cussing and joking around. I love that, you only ever see that in podcasts most times.
shareYeah the diner at home setting was good, unlike the 'got to make a joke and score' studio setting which is just another false produced load of nonsense.
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Me too, it was great! Best part of the show so far.
It reminded me of Jon Favreau's Dinner For Five. Check it out if you haven't http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0291604/?ref_=nm_flmg_prd_16
I so agree... When she is relaxed and things arent forced it is so much better....Seriously she needs to reformat or this ship is gonna sink! Do dinners like this or go back to how the docu series was done... because this is not working in studio lol
shareI felt the show was starting to hit its unique stride in that dinner format. I guess we'll see next week (when the next dinner sequence airs) if that proves true every time.
The in-studio format isn't very interesting, partly because it's a bunch of rich and famous people talking about how they're helping poor people, thinly veiled as an "awareness" campaign. It's dull and only sometimes does Chelsea actually ask a good question.
So more dinner sequences -- at least there things feel like they're getting real.
- David
Breaking Down Bergman
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