Britain's Best Home Cook

American viewer catching up on both seasons and really enjoyed the cooks, the judges, and the competition. God Bless British Shows for being genuine, kind, entertaining, without any phoney drama or filth. Loved this!

I love the judges and the camaraderie between contestants, I love British cooking competitions way better than American ones. The American ones seem way over produced and sometimes even corny, this one shows real people and the contestants are actually supportive of each other and not so cut throat which I really enjoy. I find watching it very relaxing and it always puts me in a good mood. Please renew for another season.

These types of shows have been over done in my opinion, & the presenter dressed in black puts me right off with all the touching she does during the show, if I was. Contestant I would certainly complain about that aspect. Mary Berry is outstanding as usual.

It's always a pleasure to watch British TV, especially the reality shows. The contestants are not just civil to each other, they're helpful and affectionate. The trope of "I'm not here to make friends" said with a sneer and a hair toss is unknown in British TV. Such a refreshing difference from American manufactured adversarial drama and whiny sore losers. (Well, that sums things up across the board, really.) Claudia as the host is engaging. Mary Berry - gracious but fun. Dan Doherty is a bit of a prig, as if asserting his imagined big-time chef credentials by contradicting the other judges. I hope there are more seasons to come.

I love watching cooking competition shows, but could never be a judge. Boars heart? No thank you.

I can only make rice because I have a rice cooker. Amazed people can do these things. Real people, not trained chefs.

I hope there are more seasons to come.