This week MasterChef unleashed Beat the Brigade Week: service challenges that set our humble “home cooks” against the best in the business, leaving me a smoking pile of traumatised ashes as I remember working service at an Italian restaurant during the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Luckily for our faves, nobody yelled at them for trying to carry six spaghetti marinaras past the big screen just as Denmark was about to score against Uruguay. There were.
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It s Beat the Brigade Week on MasterChef, which means today the amateurs must defeat the Fire Brigade, tomorrow the Girls Brigade, and on Wednesday the Fifth Armoured Brigade.
Wait, no, it s something much more mundane: they just have to beat the staff of famous restaurants. Well, when I say famous …if you live in Melbourne you might ve heard of them.
The amateurs, still shaken by Conor s exit and the realisation that it is possible to make an ice-cream so awful that even MasterChef judges won t enjoy it, arrive at the kitchen to find the judges standing…OUTSIDE the building? WHAAAAAAAT? The amateurs are stunned by this shock twist. As if that wasn t enough, suddenly a whole bunch of professional chefs walk into the garden. They stand there intimidating the amateurs with their low pay and post-traumatic stress disorder.