James Martin (chef) the University of West London, London School of Hospitality and Tourism along with Michel Roux, Raymond Blanc and Anton Mosimann. On 10 June 2013, Martin was honoured with The Craft Guild of Chefs Special Award. James Martin (chef) James Martin (born 30 June 1972) is a British chef and television presenter, best known for his television work with the BBC and ITV. Martin presented the BBC cookery series "Saturday Kitchen" from 2006 until 2016, before leaving the BBC. More recently, Martin has presented "James Martin's French Adventure" (2017), "Saturday Morning with James Martin" (2017–present) and "James Martin's American Adventure" (2018)
Friday Night, Saturday Morning then said, "... but I'm a bit past it now." Totally failing to pick up on her point, Wilson attempted to ask another question, at which point Phoenix exclaimed, "Say 'No'!" In 2000, "Friday Night, Saturday Morning" was voted in the "100 TV Moments from Hell" by Channel 4. One critic described Wilson's reading the autocue as if it were the Rosetta Stone. Producer Iain Johnstone later attributed Wilson's poor performance to memory loss. It may have been an early sign of the Alzheimer's disease which caused Wilson's later dementia. On the edition of 9 November 1979, hosted by Tim