Find a spelling error repeated twice on the screen below:
You guessed it, the word “caviAr” doesn’t have an “e” in it.
I personally don’t like the format of the new (to Kansas City) show “Check, Please!“, the group seems out of place at the empty dinner table and the discussion seems slightly forced; not too many people are able to act natural on camera, myself included. I also don’t care when people are introduced multiple times by their profession, what in the world is a “scrub technician”? On the other hand, I enjoy their introductions to the restaurants, chefs and owners, menus and close-ups of some menu items. I would let Doug Frost have the whole show, I think he can fill 30 minutes all by himself. No matter what the format is, I will still watch the show just to see different restaurants and to check their spelling.
In the meantime, click on the photo below to check out some old Life photos of the caviar production in the USSR.
Table laid with caviar processed from Russian Volga Delta River sturgeon roe being served with buttered bread and iced vodka.
I’ve had caviar, but what’s cavier?
Is Caviers Caviars cheaper, less salty cousin?
I couldn’t agree more. I think it’s the pacing. The show it replaced? Uniquely Kansas City was much more interesting and less tedious to watch. Plus, it would seem from the exterior shots that this was initially shot in summer?? could these places still be good/bad based on the time passed?
See if you can find a spelling error in this sentence:
“I personally don’t like the format of the new (to Kansas Ciy) show”
that was a typo, big difference, but corrected anyway. when I post something, I double-spell-check the text and sometimes come back next day and correct more things.
What is this english class or a comment section?
Fish eggs , I can’t see how anyone can eat that crap, let alone pay so much to do so.
Spelling is important. Also, I am getting fed up with the “digital” skips and blackouts, as well as the blah programming.
Uniquely KC will air two or three times this month, and that’s the end of it, yes.
Last night, while trying to learn about the Detroit riots, I gave up when literal old-school vertical-hold issues started and KCPT blanked out.
Poor non-profit. You have noticed the professional track record of the interim director …