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Yeah I watched the rest of the episode, and HK was okay... I liked the interviews with the locals. There were some weird things like saying they were in Mong Kok for dim sum,at Tim Ho Wan, when they filmed at the Sum Sui Po location
Anyway it was still cool but I wouldn't use this as a food guide while traveling.. maybe as something to get you started in researching places. The host is pretty funny
Not really, they give more advice (e.g. how to get to the city from the airport, hotels to stay at, best ways to get around the city) and also go to places that are more accessible/common (no private dinners in some private tuscan villa made by some grandmother)
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Bad news. Anthony Bourdain has left Travel Channel for CNN. That means No Reservations and The Layover is dead. He will have his own show on CNN similar to No Reservations but I highly doubt it since it's CNN.
Bad news. Anthony Bourdain has left Travel Channel for CNN. That means No Reservations and The Layover is dead. He will have his own show on CNN similar to No Reservations but I highly doubt it since it's CNN.
CNN = bigger budget & better connections around the world = win
Yeah, I heard about this a few days ago. I'm a big fan of No Reservations (haven't had a chance to sit down and watch Layover yet), and will be a little sad that it's over. That said, I'm curious to see how his new show over on CNN will go. CNN's ratings have been dropping like a stone lately, so hopefully a nicely budgeted, food-oriented show will help them. However, I think CNN may tame down some of the stuff he loves to say on No Reservations, which would be a shame. He's not crude like what's-his-face from Hell's Kitchen, but he has enough of an edge that it seems a little more "real" than typical food shows.
I actually watched HK and Singapore layover before I went to both places lol. It was somewhat useful in terms of what he likes to eat. I went to Tim Ho Wan, but the Central one which was less busy, hawker centres, etc etc.
I actually watched HK and Singapore layover before I went to both places lol. It was somewhat useful in terms of what he likes to eat. I went to Tim Ho Wan, but the Central one which was less busy, hawker centres, etc etc.
They might change the name of it but they will have something similar to it. Since it's "Zero Point Zero Productions" that's producing these shows for Travel Channel, and Anthony is signed under them so they will most likely retain these shows in similar shape and form.