Mystery Diners episode tonight

[spidrvacc]

I was looking through the guide and saw tonight's episode of Mystery Diners is taking place in a Comic Book themed restaurant in Brooklyn NY. Just wanted to post incase anyone had an interest. Curious to see what this place is all about.

Incase anyone has never seen the show, its a reality show that goes undercover at restaraunts when the owner suspect theft. I am sure its partially staged . But I dont care about that , just want to see what restaurant it is in Brooklyn since its not too far from NJ.

[CAHokie]

I have never heard of this show so I looked it up. Appears that it is fake, but thats ok as long as it entertains me, I guess. So that the rest of you don't have to google it, it looks like it plays on the Food Network at 10PM (westcoast).

[spidrvacc]

Shoot would have helped if I listed the network. Thanks CAHokie

[spidrvacc]

I watch the show all the time. And yes supposedly parts of the show are staged but most shows are. My son and I get a kick out of the show.

[CAHokie]

Shoot would have helped if I listed the network. Thanks CAHokie

 

No problem, Im looking forward to watching it. Thanks for posting about it.

[01TheDude]

thanks for the heads up!-- have it set to record. If anything it will be neat to see how someone set up a comic themed burger joint.

[makeminemego]

I watched parts of it, and can pass on that it was poorly executed fiction as most Mystery Diners episodes are.

 

The guy ran a Comic themed burger joint. The help was stealing the comic books and selling them, then buying them back as reprints(??). It was headache inducing as the show's star continued to mercifully refer to one of the stolen books as Iron Man #57.

 

Seriously, the show just sucks.....phoney baloney all the way.

[Buzzetta]

A lot of these shows are fake.

 

My brother is in a business that he has ties to a lot of people that has no idea with what to do with their money so his friend purposely offers the dumbest ideas for reality shows and tries to get them on TV.

 

One was somewhat successful.

 

The second one is in development. I don't want to say what the premise is. However, the producers developed the premise of someone doing something in their house that they legally need to do under state regulation.

 

My brother: So who is this guy?

 

His producer friend: We have not found him yet. But we will.

[catrick339]

Awww...does that mean that if I start buying storage units there won't be a $6000 antique behind every third mattress? (Runs away sobbing)

 

[Mephisto]

I watched parts of it, and can pass on that it was poorly executed fiction as most Mystery Diners episodes are.

 

The guy ran a Comic themed burger joint. The help was stealing the comic books and selling them, then buying them back as reprints(??). It was headache inducing as the show's star continued to mercifully refer to one of the stolen books as Iron Man #57.

 

Seriously, the show just sucks.....phoney baloney all the way.

 

I don't even know how this show is still on.

[shadroch]

I watched parts of it, and can pass on that it was poorly executed fiction as most Mystery Diners episodes are.

 

The guy ran a Comic themed burger joint. The help was stealing the comic books and selling them, then buying them back as reprints(??). It was headache inducing as the show's star continued to mercifully refer to one of the stolen books as Iron Man #57.

 

Seriously, the show just sucks.....phoney baloney all the way.

 

I don't even know how this show is still on.

 

It's one of the few quasi-reality shows I watch on a regular basis. This, The Profit, and Flipping Vegas.

I get a kick out of Styles outrage each episode.

[RockMyAmadeus]

I red the title of the thread "mystery diners explode tonight."

 

[spidrvacc]

If you eat that burger they showed with the waffles, whip cream and syrup you might explode.

[wombat]

The over the top endings of that show are comedy gold.

[CAHokie]

I don't know what I was expecting out of a comic book themed restaurant but that was not it....at all. It was more of an informercial for the guy's book.