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Comment on The Power & The Vainglorious; Another Bloody List by driveby

driveby — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 23:12:17 +0000

Pity hit.

Comment on A Cook’s FoodTV Compendium by D'arcy Blinkalot

D'arcy Blinkalot — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 19:53:13 +0000

The ‘Food TV’ channel is one of the best things to happen on television. Huuuuge fan. I like all the cooking shows, you’ve mentioned: Watch and salivate, endlessly. L always enjoy reading the newspapers’ supplements about Food and Travel.

I also like watching Border Patrol, that follows the news on TV One. I don’t like the X-Factor and talent shows, like, America’s Got Talent et al.

Comment on A Cook’s FoodTV Compendium by Janet Wilson

Janet Wilson — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 04:23:24 +0000

You’re right Gillian….Mr McCready and his lovely wife do deserve the ups for FoodTV. He established it – and maintained it – on a wing and a prayer……

Comment on A Cook’s FoodTV Compendium by Gilli W

Gilli W — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 03:44:52 +0000

Janet I have been a huge fan of Food TV since it’s inception.
I agree with your choices. I am also enjoying Britains Best Food.
If you are a passionate and greedy cook as I am, it’s amazing to watch average people making some interesting food. God I wish I was one of the judges. To taste, my mouth waters.
Britain does make the best Food programs, follows through from all of their TV and Film productions. But the Aussies do well and yes Nz is getting there. Food TV a Happy Place. Let’s not forget Canada, Chef Michael Smith. What an inspiration. We have to thank John mcCready and his wife JT for this superb channel.

Comment on The Power & The Vainglorious; Another Bloody List by Ngaiodownsouth

Ngaiodownsouth — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 08:16:55 +0000

@ Ianupnorth “The Peters Principal – both promoted to a level of incompetence”.

Speaking of your spelling incompetence: it’s “Principle”.

Comment on The Power & The Vainglorious; Another Bloody List by Ianupnorth

Ianupnorth — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 07:47:09 +0000

Oh Mr. Ralston, showing your true colours or supporting the other half? Which is it?

You knob ends think The Standard is a news source, when it is actually a blog. Media trainers? Tall poppies who never got chopped down – who the hell knows why?

The Peters Principal – both promoted to a level of incompetence

Comment on The Power & The Vainglorious; Another Bloody List by QoT

QoT — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 22:44:04 +0000

Uh-oh, Janet and Bill, you forgot to get your story straight! Quick, someone clear it up for me: are you running the “haha Labour suck and have no power so The Standard are crybabies” line, or the “haha Red Alert/Labour are the ones with all the power and influence so The Standard are crybabies” line?

And is it really a good idea to crow about “hysteria” and “trolls” when all this post really shows is that Janet doesn’t understand the difference between blogging and news coverage?

Comment on The Power & The Vainglorious; Another Bloody List by Dave

Dave — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 22:36:16 +0000

pity hit

Comment on The Power & The Vainglorious; Another Bloody List by SiloBob

SiloBob — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 22:27:44 +0000

The mounting irrelevance of The Standard aside, the most gasmically fascinating news story of the year has to be the implosion of the media’s stand around the teapot tapes. Yes Key and Banks were stupid, but it was a remarkable, and painfully slow, own-goal on the part of the Herald on Sunday and Duncan Garner – they totally misread public opinion and have seemingly neutered themselves as serious news sources for the near future.

Sadly, there was winner out of all this… old Winny. And he’s already up to his tiresome tricks around the traps in Wellington. But HoS and TV3 really lost out, making even TVNZ look respectable.