MasterChef returns after Wallace and Torode sacked
Summary
MasterChef returned to TV with a new series, filmed before the dismissal of hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode. The BBC faced criticism for airing the series despite misconduct allegations against the presenters. The show aims to focus more on the contestants while still featuring Wallace and Torode.Key Facts
- MasterChef's new series was filmed before the dismissal of hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode.
- Both hosts were fired after allegations of misconduct were upheld.
- The BBC decided to air the series, stating it was important for the participating chefs.
- There is backlash from groups that feel the series should not reward bad behavior.
- The first few episodes are already available on iPlayer and will air on BBC One.
- Some interactions between the hosts and chefs have been edited down.
- One chef requested to be edited out of the series due to the controversy.
- The series is airing later in the year than usual, which might affect viewership.
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