| 释义 |
- Production
- Music
- Episodes Series 1 (2002)
- Content
{{About|the television cooking show|the racehorse|Oliver's Twist (horse)|the similarly named novel by Charles Dickens|Oliver Twist}}{{unreferenced|article|date=March 2019}}{{infobox television |
| show_name = Oliver's Twist
| runtime = 30 minutes
| creator = Fresh One Productions
| director = Brain Klein
| presenter = Jamie Oliver
| opentheme = Just the Start by Scarlet Division
| endtheme = Just the Start (instrumental) by Scarlet Division
| composer = Leigh Haggerwood
| country = United Kingdom
| executive_producer = Andrew Conrad (Series 2)
| producer = Simon Willis (Series 1)
Rowan Beacon (Series 2)
| location = London, England
| network = Food Network
BBC Two (Repeats)
| picture_format = 4:3
| first_aired = 2002
| last_aired = 2003
| num_episodes = 52
|}}Oliver's Twist is a 2002 television series featuring chef Jamie Oliver, the name of the programme is a pun on the title of Charles Dickens' novel Oliver Twist. Following the popularity of his first TV series, The Naked Chef, he began producing Oliver's Twist to be aired outside the UK. The show became a success, being aired in over 70 countries and helping to establish Oliver's global popularity. Production The show was produced by Oliver's own production company, Fresh One Productions, and there are 52 episodes in total. The show was filmed in London. All music for the show was composed by Leigh Haggerwood. Just the Start, the theme song was performed by Scarlet Division, the band for which Oliver has been drummer since 1989. MusicThe theme tune for the show, entitled Just the Start was written by Leigh Haggerwood who was a bandmate with Oliver in 1989. Episodes{{Expand section|date=March 2019}}Series 1 (2002){{Expand section|date=March 2019}}- Fish and Chips at Home: American students Francesco, Sarah and Andre are teaching Jamie cooks some traditional British food to take back home like Spotted Dick, Fish and Chips and Minted Mushy Peas.
- Copper's Curries: London police force members Andy, Louise, Chas, and Ollie are teaching Jamie cooks some spicy dishes like Mango Lassi, Cellophane Noodle Salad and Monkfish wrapped in Banana leaves.
- Scrumptious and Sinful: Models Jasmine, Vicki, and Polly are teaching Jamie cooks great tasting high carb dinners like Tagliatelle with Saffron and Seafood, Carpaccio with Baby Beets and Lime and Basil Sorbet.
- Great Packed Lunches: Bicycle couriers Steven and David that and live off bread rolls and sandwiches that don't involve bread, as Jamie shows how to make Squashed Cherry Tomato Salad, Meatballs and Calzones.
- Kitchen Builders: Carpenters Connor and Russell for 5 years, so Jamie cooks a meal for them to say thank you like Chickpea and Leek Soup, Braised Lamb Shanks, and English Trifle.
- More than just a Lettuce leaf: Dom the Magician and his special friends are teach Jamie them that being vegetarian doesn't have to be all lentils and tofu like Mushroom Sarnie, Mushroom Tagliatelle, and Vanilla Ice-cream with Pecans and Espresso.
- Late Night Snacks: Stand-up comedians Greg and Junior have a terrible diet of take-out and beer, so Jamie shows them how cooks Spaghetti Puttanesca, A Warm Rocket Salad and Chocolate Fridge Cake that are quick, easy, and healthy.
- Big Grub for Big Boys: London Wasps players Mark, Alex, Fraser and Lawrence are need some really good energy food, so Jamie cooks a post-match meal for big boys like Chicken in Milk, Proper Polenta, and Panettone Bread and Butter Pudding with Ice-cream.
- ABBA Mania: Lynn, Chris, Paula and Steve are all mad ABBA fans who tour the UK in their camper, so Jamie cooks up for them like Marinated Squid Salad, Pot Roasted Pork and Fruit Cobbler.
- Singletons: Wine shop owners Louise, Naomi and Emily are three beautiful girls who just can't hold a boyfriend, so Jamie Oliver teaches them how to cook Risotto, Seared Tuna Steaks and Portuguese Chocolate Tarts.
- Painting Party: After Jimmy and his pals to do the hard work renovated his new kitchen, Jamie rewards his buddies' efforts with a Perfect Paella.
- Scarlet Division: Jamie was the drummer in the band Scarlet Division since 1990. These days he's too busy working to get any opportunity to play with the gang. He'll get everyone together for a jamming session with the theme song plus some very good food.
- Bollywood: Inspired by India's Spirited Cinema. Jamie decides to throw a Bollywood party for 14 people including his friend Jimmy. Chef Daz helps Jamie out with the food, while his pal Honey turns up to show him how to shake his booty Bollywood style!
- Tiger: Jamie's grandmother (otherwise known as Tiger) and her 6 elderly people are hitting London for the day! He prepares a special afternoon tea after their fabulous day of sightseeing.
ContentThe show typically opens with an introduction which tells the story behind the episode: usually why and for whom Jamie will be cooking. After the intro sequence, Jamie is usually seen riding about London on his trademark scooter, gathering food for the meal he will be preparing. This part of the show is set to a different song in each episode. After arriving back at his flat, the rest of the episode is dedicated to his preparation of the meal, sometimes accompanied by the guests he is cooking for. The end of the show is, naturally, everybody eating the meal, although on occasion it includes a music performance if he is cooking for a band. Unlike in The Naked Chef where he frequently speaks to a person off-camera and acts as though he were not being filmed, Oliver presents the show directly to the camera, or speaks with guests he has with him. {{Jamie Oliver}}{{nonfiction-tv-prog-stub}} 5 : Food Network series|2002 British television programme debuts|British cooking television programmes|2000s British cooking television series|2003 British television programme debuts |