Nine to serve up The Hot Plate
UK food critic Tom Parker Bowles & Melbourne restaurateur Scott Pickett to judge new Nine Reality series.
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Nine’s upcoming food reality series, as first revealed by TV Tonight, now has a name: The Hot Plate.
The stripped Endemol-produced series will feature UK food writer and critic, Tom Parker Bowles (pictured) -son of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. He was previously a judge on the ITV Food series Food Glorious Food.
He will judge the series alongside Melbourne restaurateur Scott Pickett.
Nine exec Andrew Backwell told News Corp, “The Hot Plate is an exciting new original food format and we are thrilled to have Tom and Scott on board with their top notch culinary pedigrees.”
Details of the mystery format are being kept under wraps, but the series is expected to see state-based restaurants with teams travelling the country to dine in and score each others’ restaurants.
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For the love of god….will all the TV stations stop with the reality crap shows that flood the air ways.
Every bloody night for years. You just don`t stop. What is your problem????
Is this how you get your ratings, from brainless fools who don`t have a life!!!!!!
Put some thing educational on, or a movie.
I`m so F&*^%$G over it.
The Hot Plate? Sounds like TEN’s late, unlamented attempt to take on The Block – The Hot House. I predict it will be just as short-lived.
Importing B grade talent for a copycat spoiler – gonna get slammed. Hot Plate goes cold.
Did Ten ever reveal their mid-year format?
Not yet I think??
*yawn*
Sounds interesting i will give it a go especially if it is about teams scoring each others restaurant i just hope they have the villains that’s what makes MKR so good with the block taking up most of the year plus the vocie then this there is no chance we will see BB back this year and if it was even remotely like last your then I don’t want it back on nine ultimately I would like to see ten bring it back
Original? Hahahahaha!
Excuse my laugh… *rolls eyes*
This further adds to the glut of mindless, brainless reality television, and further drives the audience underground forcing people to download and/or legal and/or illegal streaming.
Here’s a hypothetical.
One of the commercial networks have approached you to create a new show for a prime-time slot. It can be either a nightly or weekly format. The only catch, it mustn’t resemble any show that’s currently on Australian or International t.v. What do come up with?
Also when is Grant Denyer’s new show starting?
news.com.au/entertainment/tv/family-feud-host-grant-denyer-in-talks-with-channel-10-to-do-an-extra-prime-time-tv-show/story-e6frfmyi-1227186835810
“In talks” and “Auditions” does not = confirmed production. TV is a development industry. There are plenty of stories on shows that are under discussion.
So this is what they cook up instead of BB. I hope that TEN can find some success out of all this 7 and 9 cat and mouse. They are the only ones trying new formats. And please stop with the delusion that this is “new and original”! Replace the homes with restaurants and you have MKR.
Actually what you have is My Restaurant Rules. Which Seven aired in 2004 & 2005. They announced S3 for 2006 but it never eventuated. 5 years later Seven reworked the idea as MKR, after Masterchef was a big hit for Ten.
I would rather a variety show or a game show. I remember you posted article Dave saying “Variety shows” were going to make a revival this year. When are the networks going to roll out their variety/chat shows?
I don’t remember any specific article suggesting that. There was a variety show auditioning, but it’s no guarantee of making it to air, let alone a revival.
http://tvtonight.com.au/2014/09/new-primetime-variety-for-2015.html
This is the audition show I referred to. There is no suggestion of a variety revival.
If there’s no variety coming up, what was the audition for?
I hope they don’t have to build their restaurant first aka “the block : restaurants”
Seven is doing a restaurant reno show.
Seven kind of started this whole thing years ago with My Restaurant Rules. 9 have spent years as followers so this doesnt surprise me at all!
But MKR started because of Marsterchef.
Masterchef is a UK format that started in 1990 and was revived in 2005. Ten bought the rights to the franchise in Australia. Seven reworked MRR (2004) into MKR because of the success of Masterchef in 2010. Nine are making a restaurant competition show because there baking show (based on a British show) did badly last year and they need to hedge against viewers getting tired of BB and The Block.
No body is accusing any of the networks of any startling creativity.
I believe that this show will be a flop for Nine because they are trying to copy MKR’s format.
I can see the headline after rattings come in. “Hot Plate, not hot in the rattings” (David you may to use this, if you wish)
“Hot Plate simmering to a slow burn”
Yet another example of a lack of originality from FTA. Same boring rubbish. I don’t watch nine now and this isn’t going to entice me to start. How about some decent drama that isn’t soap or about cops or amateur detectives?
No cops or detectives fronting House of Hancock, Gallipoli, Love Child, House Husbands -although there are soap elements in some.
Gallipoli was awful and the rest are dull unimaginative soaps.
Here we go again, another cooking reality show, sounds very much like the restaurant show that channel 7 have already stated claim to, cant these channels get some different ideas, wonder if it will be a bit of flop like the cooking show 9 had before. Talk about children copying things, think some grown ups are worse.
Original format? Bullsh*t. This is a carbon copy of MKR. I wish Channel 9 could come up with something original these days.
Might be better to wait for the format details to be confirmed before passing judgement?
That sounds way too much like an MKR rip-off so people will give it a miss.