Brian Turner (chef) resident chef on Granada Television's "This Morning". He was a regular guest cook on BBC2's "Ready Steady Cook" which he joined in 1994 as well as presenting other cookery programmes including his own BBC series "Anything You Can Cook". Lately Turner has made appearances on UKTV's "Perfect", BBC1's "Saturday Kitchen", "A Taste Of Britain" with Janet Street-Porter (2014), "Life On A Plate" (2015) and ITV’s "James Martin’s Saturday Morning" (2018). In 1997 Turner was awarded the Craft Guild of Chef's Special Award for achievement within the industry together with The Caterer Catey Award for 'Chef of the Year' as well
Saturday Morning Mystery Weekly" praised the movie for its "good scares". Bloody Disgusting gave the film four out of five skulls. A reviewer for Ain't It Cool News called "Saturday Morning Massacre" "one of the best" films he'd seen this year. Saturday Morning Mystery Saturday Morning Mystery (originally released as Saturday Morning Massacre) is a 2012 independent horror film by Spencer Parsons that premiered at the 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival. The movie is a dark parody of the Scooby-Doo cartoon series. Parsons cited "Re-Animator" and "Basket Case" as inspirations for the film. "Saturday Morning Mystery" had a projected video on demand release