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Up for discussion this week: MasterChef Junior S04E04, "The Good The Bad and the Smelly." It's a dark day at AfterChef Junior HQ, as we say goodbye to a beloved competitor and try to laugh through the tears. Dip is involved.
Talking points: Hat Watch 2015, coping with MasterChef Junior-related grief, being stinky but sophisticated, selling out to Big Guac.
"One Small Step" S04E03. This week, Max is distraught over the loss of Kyndall, Jenni is convinced that Vivian was swapped out for a dopple-ganger and Stacey gives props to Derek for his positive attitude. Also, Tae-ho continues to refuse to respond to rumours that he is an grown-man.
On the docket: "A Sweet Surprise," S04E02. This week, the AfterChef Junior gang attempts to get to the bottom of some burning questions as we recap episode two of MasterChef Junior: What did Chef Logan do with all his winning money? Which judge would you prefer to have adopt you? Why have we never seen Tae-Ho's birth certificate? Have we been catfished by a child chef's twitter account?
The premiere of MasterChef Junior drops and SO DO OUR JAWS as the first tiny contestants are eliminated and surprising front runners emerge.
Discussion topics: getting slimed, reacting appropriately to marshmallow cannons, Lord of the Flies cooking challenges, fire safety for children, the life-saving properties of candy.
We kick off AfterChef Junior, the web's only (probably) unofficial MasterChef Junior aftershow, before America's favourite junior home cooking competition itself even starts to make a fantasy draft with this season's contestants. Hosted by Jenni Elliott, Stacey McLachlan, and Max Mitchell.
Talking points: Making things "fancy", Natalie Portman's life achievements, infiltrating the MasterChef kitchen in a Never Been Kissed-type situation, children making pug noises.
Disclaimer: We judge these children because we care. Any bold statements we make about these little prodigies are exaggerated for comic effect. Also, this show probably isn't for kids, ironically.
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