No, wait - 30 TiVo rewinds later, and it was, "Talk to you soon."īut what wasn't surprising was that once more, Casey made Lia's exit all about Casey. What was surprising was how close Casey and Lia appear to have grown during their few weeks together in Miami coulda sworn Casey whispered, "Love you too" into Lia's ear as she was being shown the door.
They live in Dallas, sure, but do they ever eat here?īut Casey was spared the paring knife: Instead, her new best friend Lia was told to pack her knives and go, no surprise given that her dish of polenta mush topped with smoked Rainbow Trout looked as inedible as it must have tasted. That was a bad as Abacus' Tre Wilcox blowing his barbecue a few weeks back. So much for Latin cooking being "second nature" to a girl who lives and works in Dallas. Only, she blew it - and with a Latin-"inspired" dish, no less, served up to a Telemundo soap-opera cast that thought herīacon Wrapped Chicken with Rice & Molasses Coffee Glaze was a disaster. This week should have been her shot at redemption, her getting-her-shit-together moment to prove to Craft-man Tom Colicchio and current GQ hot dish Padma Lakshmi that she wasn't elimination material. Last week, Shinsei's Casey Thompson very easily could have gotten the pointy boot from Bravo's Top Chef for her lousy tuna tartar - should have too, for putting her two at-risk partners on the judge's grill. Lia, at left, gets a farewell drowning from Casey Thompson on Top Chef.
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