Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (Beirut)

5 Responses to “Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (Beirut)”

1. Keely Fillo on August 16th, 2007 2:42 pm

   Hey…I haven’t seen the episode yet (if it’s out) but I’m sure it’s intense and immensely entertaining like the rest. I just have to say you’re so good at what you do and I’m a big fan! You and Andrew Zimmern are like my life! Haha…Well, I aspire to be a traveler one day, and you set the bar for me. Have safe travels!
   Love,
   Keely

2. ANGELA SPICCIATIE on August 20th, 2007 1:20 pm

   hi tony love,love,love, your show.watch it all the
   time. is especially was interested in the beirut
   episode i think your the one for the emmy will
   keep my fingers crossed hope you do win if you
   are in the new york area for a good amount of time
   i would love to meet you

3. Eliz Smith on August 21st, 2007 5:02 pm

   No Reservations in Beirut was one of the most moving things I’ve seen on TV in ages. I had to watch it two days in a row! It was sad, but REAL. Not the so called “reality” stuff that gets shoved down our throats on too regular a basis. This needs to be shown on a major network so more people will see it. I found no political bias to it, just real people responding to a real situation, and their genuine reactions to it. This deserves in Emmy!

4. Badgereye on January 30th, 2008 4:09 am

   Anthony, your show is one of the best. I have not seen this episode yet. I basically fell in love with the show only after watching two episodes. You have my dream job. I love traveling the world and I am a strong believer that the only way to really know a culture is to go there and experience it for yourself. You should definitely head down under to Sydney and try some kangaroo meat. Its awesome. Look forward to more episodes.

5. Renee on March 3rd, 2008 3:15 am

   Anthony, I have just watched this episode and was moved as to what your “take” of the situation was. It’s now 2008 and I’m sure that your time there is still fresh in your mind. Your take of the situation should be SHOWN on other TV networks so that people can really see what took place and what happened. The news media as you witnessed DOESN’T always cover the situation correctly!! I live in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates and LOVE IT.. so maybe one day you will make your way back to this side of the world and see a different side of the Middle East.

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