At least Kishwar got a perfect score the second time around, but she should have scored higher than Justin in the first round if her dish was "great" (dry fish notwithstanding) while his was "good, not great." Also, what was with getting inside her head about "Where is Kishwar in this dish"? Let her cook what she wants, ffs. If that doesn't make it any clearer who they want to win, I don't know what does. Serving undercooked meat wouldn't have flown even if, say, Justin had done it. * Was anyone else surprised that Pete's dish didn't lose points from Andy and Jock as well? Serving undercooked meat is usually considered a fairly heinous sin and I'm not sure this would have flown in previous seasons simply because not every judge got an undercooked bit? * WHAT was Andy wearing? I think Bert Newton might have hosted the Logies in it in about 1978. * Justin's "missus" didn't look like I expected she might. * Are Pete's daughters called Scout and Lux? I love that Kishwar said her daughter was a "cheeky bugger" after Serafina told her she is always crying! * Kishwar's children are as adorable as you would expect children of hers to be. I can see why after finding out that tonight wasn't the ACTUAL finale.no, that comes tomorrow night with what Jock said would be an epic pressure test. I know it's supposed to, but I'm not convinced. The only thing I'm rooting for is this show to finally end before August. Oh, look, it's my two dream lunch companions as guest judges! Did I suddenly develop a weird sort of clarividence for inconsequential things? I guess we'll have to see what I dream of tonight. As a fellow vertically-challenged woman, I feel so seen and represented. Melissa looked GORGEOUS for the actual semifinal, and her "I like that I'm not the shortest judge anymore" in the second part made me giggle. Kishwar's "Do we have some milk?" was adorable, though. I'm gonna start a crowdfunding to pay for Andy's pain and suffering from being forced to eat all those chilis throughout the season. "It's the semifinal so it's semifredo time!" "DON'T USE THE HIBACHI IT'S THE DEVIL." If you ever dump your hunter boyfriend, call me! You can make me all the pasta you want.
I will miss you, your pretty pretty face, your amazing hair (WHERE had she been hiding that?!), and your adorkable commentary. Whatever happens, I think she's got a bright future ahead and hopefully she is able to pursue it. I wouldn't have imagined, back when the show first started and she emerged straight away as my early favourite, that she would be what kept me watching all the way to the very end, but I'm very glad that is the case. It's hard to believe from watching this episode that she most likely won't win, but at least I got what I wanted: seeing her in the finale and her being the last woman standing. And I have to agree with Ben Pobjie about Justin's "fine dining" tacos,įUCKING YES, KISHWAR! Being the first contestant put through to the finale based on the consistency and general greatness of her menu? That's what I'm talking about. Very enjoyable ending what was a tough week for me last week (not watching the show - in real life/work stuff!). So many excellent moments and I laughed quite a bit. And that Macgyver-ed spit roasted pineapple alone earnt the judge team a win in the second round in my mind. Sabina was great value as a "guest" judge too. Jock and Andy play so well off one another and this particular final three contestants got into the spirit of it better than many have in recent years. I mean, the fun episodes when they involved the three former judges were fine but tonight was just hilarious. The second part of the episode was more enjoyable than it has been in years. She very likely won't win but at least she's there and we get to enjoy having her on our screens for one more episode. No real surprise that the two sick bros made it into the finale but it's fitting, in my view, that Kishwar is the last woman standing.
For a season which has been less than stellar, to put it mildly, I'm quite surprised by how much I enjoyed tonight's episode.
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