He had an amazing soul that touched the hearts of so many people from all walks of life. I love watching his shows. He added humor and jokes that kept the viewing audience attentive.

Good luck to you, Stephanie. Sorry for your pain but glad you got solace from Justin.

Lie for attention

That's awesome

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️💯💯💯💯💯👍

I liked his stories as much as his recipes.

Only as I age do I realize how these kinds of shows on PBS were literal treasures.

European American. But yes he is a treasure!

He is a folk hero of my people.

@rj zander, ?!

Hes almost illiterate, raise your bar.

Not even a Cajun!

AMEN BROTHER!!! PBS still has some good cooking shows on it though.

i was a every sat. morn viewer. And I was only 8yrs old . . .

ain't that damn right!!!!!!!!

LOL, so true.

Man... I haven't paid for cable or satellite nonsense in 17 years. I don't know how people can stand paying for that.

Same for me but it was my mom watching him. She absolutely loved Justin Wilson. Rip to my mom and Justin. She's watching him cook in heaven now.

Same here!

ARI AROUSSI same here. I got goosebumps just from seeing the thumbnail

Tina Tally: u didn't call him Papaw?

Hmmmm... I love you baby

This and Yan Can Cook and the French guy(can't remember his name)...

Thought I saw that twinkle in you. Mrs T. You done gone and left us huh. You be back don't you worry.

@@shirlebug I'm from Mississippi and it depends on how you were brought up. I didn't have any grandparents by the time I was born, they were already gone but all my cousins referred to theirs as grandma and grandpa and that's the only way I ever heard of grandparents referred to until years later. My sister-in-law called hers papaw and memaw. My mother called her parents momma and papa but my brother and I called ours as momma and daddy and this is how I refer to them to other relatives also. My stepson called me papa at first but I told him that made me sound too old and to please call me dad or daddy so he called me dad. When I talk about my parents to others, I refer to them as mom and dad, mother and father, or parents, depending on if it was formal or not.

Called story telling. He was a comedian before this... A story teller. What a real comedian does and rare treasures. Same as Richard Pryor was but cleaner of course and not as funny but that was his era...

But definitely dad jokes 😅

Travis Trantham I agree, I watched him everyday and learned, laughed, and enjoyed him so much! I'm glad I found him, keep them coming plz,and I'll watch every one! Thanks again 😁💕💕🍝🍷

With his red wine as he cooked

You're right travis

Okay you are making me cry 😭

seafood was a tricky thing that's why he didn't show how to shell the crabs in the day

All your epodes on Streaming yet

Tarn Sand &

I feel the same way. Just teach me new ways to cook. Justin was magic.

You are the best I gar on tee

I soooooo agree.

Or struggling restaurant makeovers or hidden cameras.

Yes Brian. We Garontee more to come. In the meantime you can get some of his recipes at www.cajuninthecity.org. They are adding more all the time. Just get in that kitchen and start cooking!

that's a great memory for you.

Cook on Yankee. Atl to Ny. #Yankees Stadium in coming

I had moved to Texas 40th years ago >>> And his show was on TV ever Satday.. He was also the men who got me cooking Sea food... From L.I. N.Y. THANK YOU JUSTIN...

brian feeney .

Cajuns weren't always loved we were under British law until Jul 26-27 2003 considered as traitors and were under a death warrant

By law if any Cajun were caught illegally in any former or current British colony we were to be arrested and put on trial under the penalty of death

Sir , there are f ups every where. But I hear ya. Sure wish the world would relax a bit...

@@mikegeorgius7589 mike we live in a world and country too deep in hate. God is rolling his eyes and has his paddle out. Be he waits.

Well it good we have all kind of people on our little planet.

Yan can cook.

yan can chop

don't forget Jacques Pepin

add The Great Chefs series on PBS!

..and Jeff Smith,until,um the accusations

He’s easy to understand! Miss this so much!

I am from Ohio and I can hear him clear as a cowbell

Are you into cooking now?

I completely agree. 👍🏻Except I wanted to be a cook. And after35 + years, still doin it 😉

Used to watch Yan Can Cook w my 3 yo daughter. Chop Chops on Daddy

I remember Justin Wilson & Yan Can Cook very well. Yan always wore an apron with a saying on the bib about his woks. "Wok The Heck"..."Wok With Yan"... "Wok On Water"..."Wok All The Way" Much love from Mobile Alabama.

Martin Yan still cooks on Canadian tv, i saw him just recently

Sherry Kennedy.

Anastasia Beaverhousin I had some "avacado green" gumbo. It was soooooo good!

"Brady Bunch green" we use to say 😁

Exactly unlike all these modern halfass run throughs on food network other areas

He's probably the first one I learned from outside a restaurant. I still cook like him 45 years later. Real comfort food.

I can't stop laughing picturing that scene

Haha! A Dr I worked with went on a hunting trip with a guide . They provided can food for overnight. Long story, the Dr put beanie weenies in the fire without venting. BEANS AND WEANIES everywhere!

@Steve Campbell oh my gosh! Burns ste serious . They are prone to infection not to mention scarring

Chi-Town???......I always thought they only played him in the state(La)....im glad that wasnt the case.

@@mrhim_3185 I grew up in Moline, IL, on the Mississippi River, about 5 minutes from John Deere's Corp. HQ. I watched his show every week. Brings back good memories of great food! I have 2 of Justin's cookbooks, and I Use them still today.

Channel 11 at 3 or 3:30 Saturday afternoon in the mid 80s

Great! Can you tell me what kind of wine he put in the oysters. I'd like to make the chowder but can not understand what he said 🤣

I hope your not that guy I'm thinking about