Lately when Emeril screws up, he explains that when this happens, "You don't
have to call 911!" Is he referring to another cooking show?

TOM KAN PA wrote:
>
> Lately when Emeril screws up, he explains that when this happens, "You don't
> have to call 911!" Is he referring to another cooking show?

I doubt it, but isn't it funny the irritated look on the other show
host's face when someone says BAM? Talk about gritted teeth.

nancy

NO what hes saying is if you screw up
dont push the panic button its not that
bad, you can fix it, at worst you can start
over.

Nancy Young > wrote:
>> Lately when Emeril screws up, he explains that when this happens, "You don't
>> have to call 911!" Is he referring to another cooking show?
>
> I doubt it, but isn't it funny the irritated look on the other show
> host's face when someone says BAM? Talk about gritted teeth.

I forget which episode, but Alton Brown goofed a bit on Emeril in one
episode a while back. I think maybe it was the tomato sauce episode. He
put something (chili peppers) into the mix "for a little...well...bam."
Then made a face like, "Sorry..."

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On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 19:44:43 GMT, "Darryl L. Pierce"
> wrote:

>Nancy Young > wrote:
>>> Lately when Emeril screws up, he explains that when this happens, "You don't
>>> have to call 911!" Is he referring to another cooking show?
>>
>> I doubt it, but isn't it funny the irritated look on the other show
>> host's face when someone says BAM? Talk about gritted teeth.
>
>I forget which episode, but Alton Brown goofed a bit on Emeril in one
>episode a while back. I think maybe it was the tomato sauce episode. He
>put something (chili peppers) into the mix "for a little...well...bam."
>Then made a face like, "Sorry..."

He had another episode where he was locked up with his crew holding him
hostage after thanksgiving and he had to come up with turkey leftover
recipes to make them happy... anyway, at one point his mom showed up
"Emeril brought me in his helicopter" and he was all upset 'cos HE didn't
have one.

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Darryl L. Pierce > wrote:
>I forget which episode, but Alton Brown goofed a bit on Emeril in one
>episode a while back. I think maybe it was the tomato sauce episode. He
>put something (chili peppers) into the mix "for a little...well...bam."
>Then made a face like, "Sorry..."

He's done that a couple of times in various ways. The best
one was when the guy in the brewing-supply store bammed
at him. Brown didn't really have a comeback.

--Blair
"Blammo!"

On 09 Oct 2003 18:35:43 GMT, c (TOM KAN PA) wrote:

>Lately when Emeril screws up, he explains that when this happens, "You don't
>have to call 911!" Is he referring to another cooking show?
>
No...it's a spin-off on the "We're not building a rocket here".
Specifically, that if you screw up, press on, don't panic.

Bob

> "If the percent of minorities in your state has anything to do with how
you
> can connect with African American voters, then Trent Lott would be Martin
> Luther King, Jr." - Howard Dean

By way of James Carville. Don't you watch K Street???



"Siobhan Perricone" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 19:44:43 GMT, "Darryl L. Pierce"
> > wrote:
>
> >Nancy Young > wrote:
> >>> Lately when Emeril screws up, he explains that when this happens, "You
don't
> >>> have to call 911!" Is he referring to another cooking show?
> >>
> >> I doubt it, but isn't it funny the irritated look on the other show
> >> host's face when someone says BAM? Talk about gritted teeth.
> >
> >I forget which episode, but Alton Brown goofed a bit on Emeril in one
> >episode a while back. I think maybe it was the tomato sauce episode. He
> >put something (chili peppers) into the mix "for a little...well...bam."
> >Then made a face like, "Sorry..."
>
> He had another episode where he was locked up with his crew holding him
> hostage after thanksgiving and he had to come up with turkey leftover
> recipes to make them happy... anyway, at one point his mom showed up
> "Emeril brought me in his helicopter" and he was all upset 'cos HE didn't
> have one.
>
> --
> Siobhan Perricone
> "To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or
> that we are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only
> unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American
> public." -- Theodore Roosevelt, 1918
>
> You have a choice: www.deanforamerica.com
> Feel free to contact me about him, he was my governor and "boss" for 10
years.
>
> "If the percent of minorities in your state has anything to do with how
you
> can connect with African American voters, then Trent Lott would be Martin
> Luther King, Jr." - Howard Dean

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 04:20:41 GMT, "Ray M" >
wrote:

>> "If the percent of minorities in your state has anything to do with how
>you
>> can connect with African American voters, then Trent Lott would be Martin
>> Luther King, Jr." - Howard Dean
>
>By way of James Carville. Don't you watch K Street???

No, I don't. I watched the debates hosted by the black caucus. I credit it
where I heard it.

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speech - Better. Free elections - Better. Free appliances
with large purchases - Better. Don't get so tolerant that
you tolerate intolerance." - Bill Maher

I've heard him do that, and I thought he was referring to "Food 911," a
Food TV show in which the host tries to help guests with cooking problems.

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