While the chef/teacher was teaching them all skills to use in their creations, he was also trying to teach them other skills they seemed to not notice. He did mention that they were things they needed to learn here and there throughout the show, but the people taking the class/in the competition didn't seem to get it. It saddens me when I see people stepping into the selfish/it is all about me roll that people tend to think we here in the USA have. Not all of us are that way, but the contestants certainly were. Oh, and that lesson I think he was trying to teach them all, how to be better people overall. Handling different things they will need to do in their careers (and life) to become accomplished. A few times you see someone understanding better (like when the one woman chose to have another participant sit out so that a third participant, who had not net been able to do one of the major challenges, was able to one), this was a step in the right direction. Which, sadly, the others didn't seem to understand. Overall the show was great, it just needs people/contestants who are more willing to grow.
Review of School of Chocolate
