Top Chef seems to be a magnet for bad holiday meals and pitting chefs against each other, and each episode is a miracle of television as unique as a snowflake …About this column: A retrospective tour of Top Chef’s delicious history, Top Shit is a weekly feature honoring the Seattle season of our favorite show ever. Got something to say? Contact Miss En Place at flambethis@outlook.comPublished on November 21, 2012
Top Chef seems to be a magnet for bad holiday meals and
![10. Season 2's Thanksgiving dinner, where half the chefs cooked for the others, was such a gift to viewers, it gives us miracles 10-7. Let the count begin! Anthony Bourdain was the judge for the evening, and started us out by saying, I'm looking forward to smashing the hopes and dreams and ambitions [of the contestants]. Luckily the food was so bad he could: That was so perverse, so inappropriate, I'm almost beginning to respect [the chef] and What kind of crack-house are you running here?](https://www.seattleweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/1193205.jpg)