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Like Smokin' says, last year's series was a made for TV,good guys vs bad guys soap opera,about how we all do contests.
They had to teach the cooks how to talk and what to say,so we all found humor-getting to see our friends "acting".

I guess the discussion is they make it the "houswives of KCBS" like a reality show?

Have to admit,the guy did remind me of Sandra Lee? on semi homemade? on food channel.She just concedes she boils her ribs for a quick way to fake out your guests ,over cocktails.

Fast Eddy may feel that any exposure of "BBQ" is better for all of us,to build awareness and popularity.It might build brands,name recognition,prizes on the circuit?

Maybe like the General of Dukes of Hazard,explained NASCAR?

Don't kill the messenger,but remember we have Smokin'Okie and a bunch of real life cooks to keep us on the path of bbq.
Here is Fast Eddy's latest thought from Basso's.

by Fast Eddy on June 02, 2010 at 15:45:44:
In Reply to: Re: Pitmasters new host posted by NelsonC - ODS on June 02, 2010 at 11:24:44:

I hope he doesn't get his act together. Give me a reason to watch Myron throw some hardballs past him each week and we can get a few chuckles out of this. It's most likely not going look to close to what we do anyway.
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Hey...maybe Myron will let loose on the DUDE with a few Myronisms Smiler


If BBQ made in an electrically heated CS is real BBQ just as if it were cooked over a wood pit.......isn't meat cooked in a wood fired steamer the same as meat cooked in an electrically heated steamer?

Thinking of some award winning individuals that swear by giant water smokers. Something just seems wrong about those smokers.
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Can i ask why? The clip shows a different Myron than what I remember seeing on any of the shows I have seen with him on.

I liked the Pitmasters show for the most part, no doubt because I have no idea what the competitions are really like, like so many of you on here. But I realize it is a reality show and it needs drama and backbighting to keep peoples interest, the Top Shot show on History channel is the same way but I enjoy it also, because of the shooting.
I cut my teeth on a Brinkmann bullet smoker, and it was far from being a 'steamer'. The water pan is there to help maintain temperature. If you are near the preferred 225 degrees, enough water will evaporate to dissipate any excess heat. If the pot of water is actively boiling then you are running close to 250; at that point you use less fuel or close your dampers.

Everyone openly admits that the CS produces a very moist cooking environment, but I have yet to hear of anyone referring to it as a 'crockpot'.
Well I've watched two episodes, and after watching the second, I removed the series recording from the DVR. I enjoyed the series last year, but now it is just another game show, and in my opinion, not a very entertaining one at that.

I guess they couldn't control whether they were tracking the winner on any given week, so they had to manufacture their own format.

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