daWreck'n Q
Well-known member
Broke down and purchased the entire season of Pitmasters on ITunes. Spent the day watching the Texas and Royal episodes. Gonna watch a couple more tomorrow while cooking a brisket.
Pitmasters....
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BobM
Babbling Farker
Yeah, NetFlix has season 1 and 2. Destination America has been replaying the newer seasons a lot recently. Today they have a season 3 marathon going on, dunno if they are going to also replay season 4.
Enjoy watching them!
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They are also playing season 4.
I don't think it's a waste of money either.
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Enjoy watching them!
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They are also playing season 4.
I don't think it's a waste of money either.
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I have watched Season 4 from Amazon and do not consider it a waste of money in any way, shape, or form 8)
I refuse to pay the "premium" for a channel that has nothing else to offer to me--so I will chump off $10 or so to Amazon instead of $200 +/year to Comcast.
All of the cooking shows are ENTERTAINMENT first and foremost.
I am not looking for a cooking class--I get that here :clap2:
And, I know some of the folks cooking and that is cool!
And, I picked up a trick or two I may use later.
Well worth the small price, IMHO
TIM
I refuse to pay the "premium" for a channel that has nothing else to offer to me--so I will chump off $10 or so to Amazon instead of $200 +/year to Comcast.
All of the cooking shows are ENTERTAINMENT first and foremost.
I am not looking for a cooking class--I get that here :clap2:
And, I know some of the folks cooking and that is cool!
And, I picked up a trick or two I may use later.
Well worth the small price, IMHO
TIM
scottjess
Knows what a fatty is.
I also do not want to shell out for a premium channel so I payed for the HD season on Youtube.
IMHO it is worth it; I have learnt a ton.
IMHO it is worth it; I have learnt a ton.
I have watched Season 4 from Amazon and do not consider it a waste of money in any way, shape, or form 8)
I refuse to pay the "premium" for a channel that has nothing else to offer to me--so I will chump off $10 or so to Amazon instead of $200 +/year to Comcast.
All of the cooking shows are ENTERTAINMENT first and foremost.
I am not looking for a cooking class--I get that here :clap2:
And, I know some of the folks cooking and that is cool!
And, I picked up a trick or two I may use later.
Well worth the small price, IMHO
TIM
