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Revision as of 04:50, 31 October 2021
The only known photo of Cook's Night Out.
Status: Lost
Cook's Night Out is an early five-part BBC television cooking show. Hosted by French chef Marcel Boulestin, it is claimed by BBC Archive to be the first-ever television cookery show.[1]
Background
Five episodes were broadcast live every fortnight, from January 21st to March 18th, 1937. It involved Boulestin making various dishes, which could be combined together to make an "excellent five-course dinner".[2] Boulestin would first demonstrate how to make an omelette,[3] followed by a Filet de Sole Murat,[4] Escalope de Veau Choisy, preparation of salads,[5] and finally Crepes Flambees.[6] According to Eater, the show's target audience was upper-class individuals who could afford then-very expensive television sets, but of whom lacked at-home cooking staff for that particular evening.[7]
Availability
Like other early BBC television broadcasts, Cook's Night Out was broadcast live and was not recorded. Therefore, all five episodes are now permanently lost. A photo of Boulestin making the omelette is all that remains of the show.
Gallery
Listing of episode 1 of Cook's Night Out in Radio Times.
Listing of episode 2 of Cook's Night Out in Radio Times.
Listing of episode 4 of Cook's Night Out in Radio Times.
Listing of episode 5 of Cook's Night Out in Radio Times.
See Also
- 1937 FA Cup Final (partially found footage of football match; 1937)
- 1937 International Imperial Trophy Race (lost footage of motor race; 1937)
- 1937 Wimbledon Championships (partially found footage of tennis tournament; 1937)
- 1938 Ashes Series (partially found footage of international test cricket match; 1938)
- 1938 FA Cup Final (partially found footage of football match; 1938)
- 1939 FA Cup Final (partially found footage of football match; 1939)
- An Inspector Calls (lost television adaptation of play; 1948)
- Ann and Harold (lost early BBC drama television series; 1938)
- Arsenal vs Arsenal Reserves (lost footage of early BBC televised football match; 1937)
- Catch-As-Catch-Can Wrestling (lost early BBC televised professional wrestling matches; 1938-1939; 1946-1947)
- England 0-1 Scotland (partially found international football match; 1938)
- England 16-21 Scotland (partially found footage of rugby match; 1938)
- Darts and Shove Ha'penny (lost early BBC televised darts matches; 1936-1939)
- Dish of the Month (lost early BBC cooking show; 1937)
- First Aid (lost early BBC medical show; 1937)
- Foundations of Cookery (lost early BBC cooking show; 1939)
- Marcel Boulestin television shorts (lost early BBC programs; 1937-1939)
- RCA recording of BBC Television Service (found footage of pre-Second World War BBC television broadcast; 1938)
- Sea Stories (lost early BBC talk show; 1936-1937)
- Spelling Bee (lost early BBC game show; 1938)
- Telecrime (lost early BBC crime drama; 1938-1939; 1946)
- The Boat Race 1938 (partially found footage of rowing race; 1938)
- The Care of Your Car (lost early BBC motoring show; 1947)
- The Wasp's Nest (lost early BBC television adaptation of Agatha Christie short story; 1937)
External Link
References
- ↑ BBC Archive tweet, crediting Cook's Night Out as the first TV cookery series. Retrieved 18 Apr '21
- ↑ BBC Genome archive of Radio Times issues, listing Cook's Night Out and the "excellent five-course dinner" quote. Retrieved 18 Apr '21
- ↑ Radio Times issue summarising episode 1. Retrieved 18 Apr '21
- ↑ Radio Times issue summarising episode 2. Retrieved 18 Apr '21
- ↑ Radio Times issue summarising episode 4. Retrieved 18 Apr '21
- ↑ Radio Times issue summarising episode 5. Retrieved 18 Apr '21
- ↑ Eater article, summarising the show's premise and intended audience. Retrieved 18 Apr '21