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Utah's Kelsey Nixon won't be the 'Next Food Network Star'
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Kelsey, it was fun to watch you on the show, you are a very engaging personality, you are kind of this pixie type of girl and I kept thinking, food network would be smart to have a show in where you are teaching children how to cook. I know that they have the one show, but she really lacks the personality like you have Kelsey, good luck to you in your cooking and your marriage.
I agree, Lisa, the other female finalist is tremendously annoying and if she gets chosen (despite the fact that I think she can cook) I will NEVER watch a show by her. Adam is funny, but not a great cook and Aaron is a great cook and someone I could watch.
However, despite my annoyance of Kelsey's dismissal. I appreciate the fact that the Food Network seems to be treating this as a real competition rather than what they could sell on television (not entirely true because Adam has personality but can't really cook). Kelsey did have the worst performance of the remaining four during the "throwdown", bad timing and I agree with the judges messages that it wasn't really her "food personality".
Best of luck Kelsey with everything. Congratulations on your recent marriage, you are an adorable personality who I will look for in the future.
kelsey should have won hands down that one judge had it out for her from day one.
The people left are simply not even worth watching. Aaron is OK, but bland and not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed. Pleasant enough, though, and that certainly can't be said for the other two. Lisa makes men go screaming into the night, and Adam just gives men the creeps.
Sorry, FoodTV, you totally buffed THAT challenge.
I really don't care who wins, but I don't like cheating, and here we have some freak (Lisa) giving the clueless (Aaron) a clue. She stands on the sideline and tells him to make Kelsea's dish, when he would have been hammered otherwise. Sorry, I don't like freaks and cheaters.
Kelsey, congratulations for making it as far as you did. It looked like you did your level best, and I'm sure this will open doors for you in the future. I hope you are really proud of what you did on the show.
I don't watch TV that much.
However, I have seen her on the BYU-TV channel doing
some cooking. The BYU-TV channel is on many cable systems and both of small dish satellite services (Dish & Direct).
I like Kelsey's enthuisam!! Hopefully she'll be successful in her dreams, and Hopefully BYU-TV will
continue to show the work she's done.
Thank You.
PS: Conratulations to both her and husband on their recent wedding and honeymoon.
We have to choose between two dullards for president and now, with Kelsey's ouster, which one of the three contestants is, not more deserving but, less objectionable?
Long term talent: Kelsey, hands down. Short term? Who would tune in to watch any of the remaining three. Maybe Lisa if things are going too swell in your life and you needed someone to be annoyed at.
ps Shane had the most promising future of all those that are left.
thanks