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Will Crazy Eating-Around-The-World TV Shows Ever Go Out Of Style?

September 14, 2009 at 4:33 PM | by | Comments (0)

Are you willing to eat on camera? Someone, somewhere has a job for you! Stunt-eating reality show "Have Fork, Will Travel" moves to American cable channel The Fine Living Network this week, for its third season beginning tonight at 5PM. Will comedian host Zane Lamprey break out from the pack of people who eat funny stuff for a living? We doubt it!

When "Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations" premiered on Travel Channel in 2005, it successfully applied the edgy chef's try-anything mentality to the travel format. Then Travel added "Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern," who does similar stunts with a neurotic New Yorker outlook (and a journalistic, not culinary background). Adam Richman's "Man vs. Food" focuses more on the unhealthy than the weird or inedible, but the prospect is the same.

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Get Three Sheets With Zane

Where: 7021 Hollywood Blvd. [map], Los Angeles, CA, United States, 90028
December 29, 2008 at 2:05 PM | by | Comments (0)

If you're looking for Hollywood's most boozetastic New Year's Eve event, you don't want to miss Zane Year's Eve at The Knitting Factory, hosted by Zane Lamprey. Who, you ask, is this Zane guy? Besides being the luckiest guy in the world, he's the affable and hilarious host of Three Sheets, the best travel-slash-drinking show, ever.

Zane travels the world learning all about local booze and drinking customs. The show ran for three seasons on the now-defunct MOJO HD and is currently being shopped around to several other networks. Earlier this month, fans staged "Save Three Sheets" rallies in both LA and NYC in support of the show by trying to draw the attention of industry decision makers. Check out the video here.

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