After their initial meeting on the set of Celebrity Masterchef South Africa in 2014, comic Chris Forrest and renowned chef Pete Goffe-Wood have built a decade-long bond made strong by good food and dry jokes.
One of the rules on the set of the cooking TV show was that the contestants dont speak to the judges or the crew unless the cameras are rolling.
When the cameras are rolling, I have a very dry sense of humour and often I make jokes that sometimes are just for me if Im honest, Pete was getting them, nobody else got them on the set. We started this thing where we kind of banter he was always taking the mickey out of me, I was making these jokes because I wasnt going to take the mickey out of a judge, Forrest told The Citizen .
The seasoned comedian spoke with the publication at the launch of the Ultimate Braai Master Live in Craighall, Johannesburg.
I like Chris sense of humour, its very dry and Chris had a habit while he was on the set, of trying to get away with as much comedy as he could. He was always pushing the boundaries to see what he could get away with.
