Amy Schumer Learns to Cook

I'm not an Amy Schumer hater. I think her stand up is usually pretty funny, but this was not funny. I felt bad for her husband. He's actually very good in front of the camera and I feel like he is probably a really good chef. We wouldn't know because she talks over him constantly in an effort to be the center of attention. The show is not really about her learning to cook, it's about her trying to be funny unfortunately at the expense of her husband. The poor guy can't get a word in edgewise. She rarely lets him complete a full sentence.

Don't know why people are giving this show such bad reviews. It's not suppose to be your normal cooking show. They are trying to keep things light and have a fun show for people right now with some yummy recipes. The balance of Amy and her husband works really well and they don't take themselves too seriously which is relatable and fun. Just what we need during these times, plus the food always looks amazing and I love how Chris uses what they have on had and improvises with the food.

This show was hilarious! I loved seeing two real married people try and work together. The food looked delicious but I have to say I kept watching because they're truly hilarious together.

My wife and I are both cracking up watching this show. An earnest show with a naturally funny host. No pretense. This is probably opening a large new audience for the Food Network while leaving some of their old (figurative and literal) audience behind.

Had to leave a review because this show is no where near as bad as people are saying. Normal cooking shows bore me after awhile and feel staged. It's refreshing to see an unfiltered and authentic cooking show! Laughed out loud every episode. Amy and Chris' dynamic is fun to watch and I hope there's a second season. Don't listen to the naysayers!