Joke after joke after joke, especially throughout the first two challenges. Sue Perkins has quite a talent as a comedian. Normally, when I watch a movie or an episode of a series, I keep a pen and paper handy for jotting down quotes that I would like to submit to IMDb. During this episode of "The Great British Bake Off" (GBBO), I compiled quite a lengthy list.
I've never previously watched GBBO. Compared to MasterChef U.S., the English vocabulary spoken by everyone during this episode is high caliber and pleasant to hear.
My only complaint: When the show uses cut scenes to display each contestant's finished product, spinning on a stand, the videos are too short. Viewers need more time to examine each finished product, to analyze its components and register mental notes.
I've never previously watched GBBO. Compared to MasterChef U.S., the English vocabulary spoken by everyone during this episode is high caliber and pleasant to hear.
My only complaint: When the show uses cut scenes to display each contestant's finished product, spinning on a stand, the videos are too short. Viewers need more time to examine each finished product, to analyze its components and register mental notes.
