elshikh4 What about someone who stays for the longest time in the bathroom, doing number 1 or number 2 ? What about someone who drinks the biggest amount of beer ? What about, and I bet you FOX will love this one, a couple that has sex for the longest time as well ?! No, I have better one, what about someone who can smoke more than anybody ? Here's some *great* ideas for the network that brought us Man vs. Food. Maybe they'll have some zeal over one of them, or all of them. Maybe they'll work fine as even spin-offs for the same lead of this show, to have Man vs. Sex, Man vs. Beer, and Man vs. Urine ! At first, I swear to god, I thought what a delicious idea, it would be an insightful tour all over America to watch a variety of restaurants, with diverse kinds of foods. I would learn something or two about how to make my food differently or better. But OH MY GOD !!! How wrong was I ?!! This is about some freak opening his mouth to the largest limit, eating like a pig, wining over and over being a black hole for food ! I don't get it. What's so amusing about someone who tortures his stomach, and our eyes, by eating exaggeratedly every time ?!! Is it an agreement of some sort between the producers of this show, and the producers of The Biggest Loser, to generate contestants for the latter ?! Adam Richman is disgusting to say the least. Watching his face "concentrating" while overfilling his mouth is highly horrifying, sick, and no entertaining experience. According to the way he chooses his meals no wonder if he made soon Man vs. Cholesterol. Man vs. Coronary Thrombosis. Man vs. Colitis. And the most appealing to FOX I'm sure : Man vs. Farts ! It looks produced by the serial killer of (Seven) who wanted to assure that the human is a slave to his own lusts, forcing someone – at one point – to eating himself to death. Hmmm, be aware FOX, you might face lawsuits because of that one ! This is not about facing food, it's rather about facing loathing, intellectual bankruptcy and cheapness. In other words it's a deal for making the consuming American over consuming. I believe it's where the producers win, the restaurants win, the food companies win, Mr. Adam-has-a-jinni-in-his-stomach-Richman wins, and the viewer loses ! Finally, what about producing a show named Man vs. Reality TV? Well, in regard to some of the American Reality TV shows nowadays, that would fit a horror movie better !

boo288 Yep, in his quest to give us sheer "entertainment" and a "great concept" of having a man EAT until he's ready to throw up.....Adam Richman looks like he's ready for the grave. In other words, he looks like every other obese male out there who's ready to make a happy new widow. He's at least 50 pounds heavier, barely able to breath out his words and/or waddle to the next 25-pound burger....with fries.Please guys, continue to watch this show. We want to encourage you to follow the paths of this guy and eventually you too will blow a major artery. We can't wait to cash in those life insurance policies and find us a younger more virile model to cozy up to. (Now THAT's Entertainment!!)

Oak Owl I do not understand the rave reviews. This is a disgusting program. Gluttony celebrated. If it is meant to be a parody of the American Dining Experience ... well, it's sad, isn't it?Someone has said the real reason people watch it is in the hopes he'll go into cardiac arrest from stuffing himself. Maybe they'll save that for Sweeps Week? It is a terrible thing to watch that guy shovel food in his gut as fast as he can. There is no enjoyment of the food, just Intake Mass Quantities. Not only has he disgusting table manners (slurp, slobber, talking with his mouth full), the physiology of massive intake of food in a short amount of time can create a sudden, massive increase (and attendant drop) in blood sugar. It may be a contributing factor in the development of diabetes, high blood pressure, and, as we've said, a heart attack.So ... why is this behavior celebrated? Why is it so popular? A true mystery.

Jackpollins Every once in a while, a show comes around that is groundbreaking fun. Adam Richman, host of Man V. Food makes his show. He goes around accepting challenges of huge food such as the biggest burrito ever to a burger with 4 of the spiciest peppers known to man. It's fun to see him struggle and it's fun for you to try to figure out if man will win or if food will win. Adam Richman, of course, can't finish all the food he challenges himself to, and that's just part of the fun. It's an interesting show, because half the stuff he finishes no one would ever even dare trying. So fun, you are able to laugh at a man struggling, crawling his way through some of the most impossible to eat foods of all time. Take it from me, Richman is an entertaining guy who makes everything fun. He's not the type of uptight, no-nonsense TV show host. He is a loose, carefree TV show host. He does not look for perfection in his skills. He does not be looked to be loved by everyone (even though I'm sure he is). All of this is just what adds to the fun of Man V. Food.