Vocal Voices

Loved it

Those Italian chefs though, was it just me?
Compared to the usual mix of Michelin-starred chefs, they seemed awfully curmudgeonly!
The first course, it seemed it was the actual recipe they weren't keen on, they made little comment on what Sophie had done, or the individual components.
The main, ok, maybe the leg was 'slightly' overcooked, and the rabbit in general under-seasoned, but blimey, it was a hell of a complex dish, and no credit at all for what he had done!
Yes they loved the pudding, well, yackaboo - not to take anything away from Jodie, she did it brilliantly, but partly it was down to the concept of the dish, they loved the theatricality of that hot sauce melting the chocolate dome.
Which I did too, but heaven help anyone trying to do that at home

Yes I thought they were miserable old gits! Well done to all three of them - they did a fantastic job. A worthy winner too.
I have so enjoyed this series.

What a great final - and a very worthy winner too!

We didn't know who she was (apart from being an actress) till Bb looked her up, she's Emma Thompson's younger sister

Yeah a very worthy winner

I rather liked this review



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvan ... ewing.html

Thanks Rodo, enjoyed that

Isn't her dad the Magic Roundabout voice man?

I love Emma Thompson..I think she's a great actress.

Her and Sophie look like their mum in quite different ways; they all seem really nice.

4 years ago Don and I seen Sophie's husband when we were in London..we recognised him from Catherine Tate shows.

Small world.

Yes, Eric wasn't it?
They do seem a nice family don't they

And her Mum is Phylidda Law. Also an actress.