Amy Schumer Learns to Cook

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!

The show was perfect to watch during Covid - light funny and normal food we could all cook. I hope there is a season 2!

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.

Amy Schumer Learns to Cook, features her husband Chris Fischer teaching Amy how to cook, as the title implies. The chemistry and jokes between Amy and Chris keep the show vibrant while the two cook meals that you might cook at home yourself. The two completely acknowledge the unconventional filming method used due to COVID-19, and issues that come up with ingredients they might need. Amy Schumer Learns to Cook is the perfect watch to help keep you sane while staying home due COVID-19.

Should be called "Amy Schumer learns to privilege." Let's see, I can watch Amy Schumer play house with her professional chef husband in their remote hideout cabin (definitely not their 1st home), with her live-in nurse / maid (needed...why? Exactly? Since they're home all the time??), while she vainly yucks it up for the camera, or I can throw a hammer against a brick wall, which is about as exciting as this show.

To be fair, I did watch multiple episodes. Amy Schumer isn't "learning to cook", she shows about 30% interest at all times. A more accurate name is "Amy Schumer watches her servants (husband and maid) work."

Hard pass. Anyone peppering these reviews with "my wife and I loved it 10 stars" I would be very suspicious of.