This TV show is like 'The Great British Bake Off'—for design lovers.
Keith Brymer Jones
, one of Great Britain’s most successful potters. He clearly enjoys surgically slicing the contestants’ soft wares to reveal their inner flaws, and he ruthlessly smashes any pot with a wonky rim or thin bottom. And yet, about once an episode, he chokes up and dabs his eyes because he’s so moved by a maker’s talent or pure tenacity. When Jones takes out his handkerchief, it’s even more satisfying than a Hollywood handshake.serves plenty of it.
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