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Restaurateur Michel Roux Jr. takes eight young people aged 17-24, and over eight weeks trains them in the art of providing the perfect front-of-house restaurant service. Veering toward the docusoap end of the reality spectrum, though at the end of the series, two of the eight were to receive a six-month scholarship with the Academy of Food and Wine, to develop and refine their newfound skills. In fact three scholarships were awarded, and a fourth participant was offered a job by mentor Fred Sirieix. | Restaurateur Michel Roux Jr. takes eight young people aged 17-24, and over eight weeks trains them in the art of providing the perfect front-of-house restaurant service. Veering toward the docusoap end of the reality spectrum, though at the end of the series, two of the eight were to receive a six-month scholarship with the Academy of Food and Wine, to develop and refine their newfound skills. In fact three scholarships were awarded, and a fourth participant was offered a job by mentor Fred Sirieix. | ||
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Revision as of 14:50, 4 February 2011
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Host
Voiceover: Mark Bazeley
Co-hosts
Michel Roux Jr (mentor)
Fred Sirieix (mentor)
Broadcast
Ricochet / Million Media for BBC Two, 12 January 2011 to present
Synopsis
Restaurateur Michel Roux Jr. takes eight young people aged 17-24, and over eight weeks trains them in the art of providing the perfect front-of-house restaurant service. Veering toward the docusoap end of the reality spectrum, though at the end of the series, two of the eight were to receive a six-month scholarship with the Academy of Food and Wine, to develop and refine their newfound skills. In fact three scholarships were awarded, and a fourth participant was offered a job by mentor Fred Sirieix.
Michel Roux Jr with (left to right) Thomas, Nikkita, Jarel, Niki, James, Brooke, Ashley, and DanielleIf you can help us to expand this entry, please provide as much information as possible, using the feedback form below.
Trivia
The programme was originally announced as At Your Service.
See also
Pictures
Fred: He is Sirieix, and don't call him Shirley