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Next Food Network Star 2008 Winner Revealed on Show’s Website Before Final Episode

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A SideDish reader just left an interesting comment on a post that led me to check out the tip on the Next Food Network Star 2008 website. The claim? The site has already revealed the winner of the show that doesn’t air until Sunday night at 9:00PM. In case you’ve already paid the caterer for your Lisa-Adam-Aaron watching party or you are really into the show, I am not going to tell you who wins, but I am truly astounded by the fact that they have posted the “Exit Interviews” for the two “losers” and the “Winning Moment” clip for the winner 3 days before the show airs. What is the point of the show?

If you don’t care what happens Sunday, you can, at least at 11:14pm on Thursday night you could, find out the results by clicking on the Next Food Network Star website and listen to Lisa’s interview on the right of the page. IF YOU DON’T WANT TO KNOW THE OUTCOME, go back to sleep or Law & Order or whatever you were doing and pretend this is all a bad TV dream. Just freakin’ unbelievable. Crazy, Flip City, inmates-run-the-asylum kind of stuff. I’m making a video of the interviews in case they call foul. (Note to self: get Stephanie March on the case.) That sound.

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