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José Andrés and Eric Ripert Declare June 25 'Bourdain Day' to Honor Late Friend To celebrate the late Parts Unknown host on his birthday, Ripert and Andrés are encouraging people to share memories of Bourdain using the hashtag #BourdainDay on June 25.
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His most recent Portugal one is a hoot. There’s a very salty street vendor you should try to meet. Also he eats a sandwich that looks like a very pleasant way to die by heart attack
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tragabigzanda wrote:
Haven't seen that one yet. We mostly skip the US ones.
I think the US ones are fun jumping off points for how to travel in America. Even if I'm not visiting a particular city on the show, I'll explore the cities I do visit with the same sort of spirit. Or my own city. I'll admit the Charleston one with pre-sober Sean Brock is a tough watch. Sean looks awful.
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tragabigzanda wrote:
His most recent Portugal one is a hoot. There’s a very salty street vendor you should try to meet. Also he eats a sandwich that looks like a very pleasant way to die by heart attack
Porto? I thought this was just okay. He's got real mask of death vibes in this one that is hard to watch, where everyone else's "cycle of life" comments become for him a sort of black pit of despair. Porto looks like a good time though.
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its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
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Mickey wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
His most recent Portugal one is a hoot. There’s a very salty street vendor you should try to meet. Also he eats a sandwich that looks like a very pleasant way to die by heart attack
Porto? I thought this was just okay. He's got real mask of death vibes in this one that is hard to watch, where everyone else's "cycle of life" comments become for him a sort of black pit of despair. Porto looks like a good time though.
I get that vibe from him a lot though. He wasn't long for this world and it often showed.
And yeah, Porto looks awesome. My mom's family is all Portuguese and yet I've never been. I loved watching him eat all the food I grew up eating, and some I'd never been exposed to, like that amazing sandwich.
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tragabigzanda wrote:
Mickey wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
His most recent Portugal one is a hoot. There’s a very salty street vendor you should try to meet. Also he eats a sandwich that looks like a very pleasant way to die by heart attack
Porto? I thought this was just okay. He's got real mask of death vibes in this one that is hard to watch, where everyone else's "cycle of life" comments become for him a sort of black pit of despair. Porto looks like a good time though.
I get that vibe from him a lot though. He wasn't long for this world and it often showed.
And yeah, Porto looks awesome. My mom's family is all Portuguese and yet I've never been. I loved watching him eat all the food I grew up eating, and some I'd never been exposed to, like that amazing sandwich.
That fucking sandwich. I do think his despair was more pronounced in the later episodes. The one with Asia in southern Italy is really bizarre, and there's even a moment where she asks him if he feels responsible for tourists overrunning previously secluded places, and you can just see his face fall.
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VinylGuy wrote:
its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
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washing machine wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
Haven't seen that one yet. We mostly skip the US ones.
I think the US ones are fun jumping off points for how to travel in America. Even if I'm not visiting a particular city on the show, I'll explore the cities I do visit with the same sort of spirit. Or my own city. I'll admit the Charleston one with pre-sober Sean Brock is a tough watch. Sean looks awful.
I agree, I generally like the US ones, though selfishly I prefer them when they model areas/restaurants to visit. The more time he spends in peoples' houses, the less it works for me. Houston in that respect was just okay.
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VinylGuy wrote:
its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
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I think Chicago is the only US one I LOVED. We mostly put on int'l episodes for the sense of exploration, and US eps when we don't feel like watching The Office again.
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