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Old 02-21-2012, 06:02 PM   #11
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OK you internet sleuths, which of you can find the missing footage!

Giada talking about an early TV episode:
"I was wearing this pretty tight button-down shirt and I bent down -- in those days the oven was down low, below the stove -- to grab my roast out of the oven and all the buttons on my shirt just popped open," she says.

"Everything opened up. I was so incredibly humiliated that I went running to the bathroom. It was early enough that I knew my crew, but not that well. "I wasn't worried about what would wind up on film, because I knew that would never make it on TV, but I was just humiliated in front of my crew and cameraman. That was the last time I put a button-down shirt on for filming any of my cooking shows."

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