No Alt for Norge this Week
Unfortunately, TVNorge had a finale of a celebrity cooking show that took up the regular time slot of Alt for Norge. I’m sure everyone has complained to the TV station already as the cooking show doesn’t compare to the success of Alt for Norge. The show, Four Star Dinner, is a try-hard reality show with b-grade celebrities hosting dinner parties, and trying to act interesting and fun. But the station promised to return Alt for Norge next week. So sorry, you’ll have to wait til then for the next episode.
But here is a picture of one of our cows:
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whew, so glad as i remembered just this minute that i forgot to tune in…
I was crazy looking for it… The 4 Stjerners Middag is a really crappy show, inspired by an english one (also crappy, but with amateurs instead of celebrities)…
To make it up to us, they should air two episodes next week!
Thank heavens, I thought I’d missed it again this week. Had a parent meeting at my son’s daycare last night.
I like reading your blog L-Jay, keep up the writing!
“The show, Four Star Dinner, is a try-hard reality show with b-grade celebrities hosting dinner parties, and trying to act interesting and fun”
Haha, they aren’t even B-grade celebrities. More like Z-grade celebrities. Most of them I’ve never heard about, at all. Yeah, it’s a sucky show.