Come See Us On T.V. !!!

Here's the long waited moment when we finally get to see the show they did on our team at the center next door about the wild foods they hunt down and cook up. (Too bad they missed the python last month.)
T.V. Schedule
"Sep. 09 10:00PM ET
(60 minutes) Remind Me Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern Phuket, Thailand TV-PG
Join Andrew in Phuket, a tropical paradise and a favorite of travelers from around the world. He'll venture beyond the stunning beaches to discover the Thais who live in this part of the country embrace life on all levels and feast on all things.

http://www.travelchannel.com/tv-schedules/series.html?seriesId=31753&start=40

It will also run: Sep 9 11 p.m. ET Sep 10 2 a.m. ET Sep 10 9 p.m. ET Sep 11 1 a.m. ET Sep 11 7 p.m. ET Sep 15 9 p.m. ET Sep 16 1 a.m. ET"

Comments

Mike said…
wow, looks like you guys waited about 6 months for it to air. i looked it up on youtube and saw a couple previews, but couldn´t find the whole episode yet. i´ll check emule. looks like he got sea snails and ants in rice, though from what i saw. cool.
16/9/08 10:26 PM
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