Thursday, May 15
Who Bobs It Better, v4?
(Left: Lisa Garza, contestant on season 4 of The Next Food Network Star; Right: Bob Tuschman, judge on The Next Food Network Star and Food Network's Senior Vice President, Programming & Production)
Haha... so which Bob is better? Actually, don't answer that yet.
I'm posting this now because next week I'll be posting an interview I recently did with Bob Tuschman regarding this year's season of The Next Food Network Star.
"[I'm] more excited than I've ever been before. The level of finalists we have this year is going to blow everybody away," Bob tells Food Network Addict.
So check back next week for that and lots of other TNFNS stuff in the two weeks leading up to the June 1 premiere, including my own review and preview of the first episode before it airs.
Labels: Bob Tuschman, food network, interview, Next Food Network Star
posted by jacob @ 10:57 AM
8 Comments:
OMFG Bobby T is hot prop!
Tuschman is a cutey... I saw him going to his dry cleaners on 8th Ave. in Manhattan, just a dozen or so blocks away from the FN studios in Chelsea Market.
You really need to provide a better photo of Tuschman so people can get a much better view of his beady eyes.
Not a man's man by any means.
i wonder what comments bob gives lisa... probably just that she is so beautiful and amazing!!
Usually we love the gay guys but there's something about Bob that my girlfriend and I just cannot stand. I just would not want to work with him, but maybe he is not so bad out of the work environment.
Funny, I thought he was that guy in the "Tim Gunn" role on Step It Up and Dance.
My reliable sources tell me Tuschman is a real weasel at work.
He has done some legendary things while at FN and is a master at CMA.
As I said earlier, not a mans man.As his string of enemies balloons, you are gonna hear some pretty good stuff.
Personally, I can't stand Bob Tuschman, this guys is a total jerk and his opinions on the black community are pure hatred. this guy should be banned from TV!
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