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He probably didn’t personally vet the politics behind each person, the production team would’ve organised it in advance and he just turns up and goes along with
by jama211 11mo ago
He probably didn’t personally vet the politics behind each person, the production team would’ve organised it in advance and he just turns up and goes along with it. That being said it’s still grounds to be skeptical of his shows. Also, please tell us your town
- gnz11 11mo agoThe production crew would have used "fixers" to get insight into good locations for filming and other things of interest. Whatever fixer they used was probably just friends of and/or part of this "wrong" crowd. Bourdain and his producers made a lot of shows over the years, some are going to be better produced while others are flawed. How it goes. Bourdain and his team weren't perfect — doesn't make them inauthentic at a wider perspective.
- jghn 11mo agoNot only this, but depending on which season of which show of his, there may have been other reasons for why spots were chosen. For instance there was at least one season of No Reservations where episodes were themed with the location as a backdrop. The episode he had in my hometown caused a lot of locals to complain that he wasn't choosing the best spots, but the point was the whole episode was a narrative and the spots chosen fit the narrative.
- jama211 11mo agoAhh tv, always the narrative…
- red-iron-pine 11mo agoyeah what's the locale in question? 40% of the internet is BS bots shilling or fighting for engagement. give us a real location or else we should assume you're spouting BS for the record I believe Bourdaine could get roped in by scammy local fixers, but "could" doesn't mean "did"