From Rylan,the weaponised Bee Gee, to Kimberley, or who tackles every task as if it were an attempt on Everest,every contestant in this series deserves to win. But who will it be? What an unexpected treat this year’s Celebrity MasterChef has been. Not so long ago, the celebrity version was shunted off to daytime to save everyone the agony of watching Danny Goffey and Tim Lovejoy attempt to travel back to the 1990s by building a time machine out of discarded potato scraps. Or whatever it was that happened on it. It was on during the day, or I’m a busy man. However,this year Celebrity MasterChef has managed to haul its shattered body back to a position of relative invulnerability. And this isn’t because of a brave original format overhaul, because the prove is still just people cooking things in a studio, and then cooking things in a restaurant,and then cooking things in a field, and then cooking things in a studio again. Nor is it because the level of ability on prove is a marked improvement on what came before, and because last week’s cooking in a field segment quickly turned into a tragic disaster zone of busted deadlines and inedible sludge. If any of this year’s contestants choose to open a restaurant,it’s secure to say that the restaurant should immediately be roped off and torched.
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Source: theguardian.com