Hot Ones

I love and have seen and laughed at all. But the one I want to see is "The Rock". Thanx😂

A new and different approach to classic interviews. At first, an idea of eating chicken wings with hot sauce during an interview on Youtube doesn't sound revolutionary, but I think it's truly a innovative way of doing it. Add one of the best interviewers around on stage along with extremely well selected guests every episode, and you get a show that has grown well over it's own limits. I hope they stay on Youtube though, since it feels right for the show.

Ten wings. Ten questions. With every question the wing gets hotter.

Big celebrities opens up ways you never thought 'em would. This show is no main stream red carpet show. Seans guests let their guard down as they dive deeper into the abyss of scoville and share their personal thoughts and feelings you'd never see on regular talk shows.

It should not go unsaid, Sean is very a competent interviewer, who digs up questions beyond expectations. Guests have the tendency to compliment Sean on this many times.

When eating hot food, something wonderful is happening to your body and mind. You loosen up. You bond over hot food. It's beautiful.

Me and my friends eat hot wings while watching this show. Like Whiskey, beers, wine or whatever - there is an endless stream flavors and impressions to sense out in the world of chili.

Hats down for making this show Sean - I would love to eat hot wings with you!

There's nothing like dumbing down America even more than they already are. This is absolutely one of the stupidest ideas for a show I have ever seen. Come on guys, come up with some good ideas for shows, instead of just pulling stuff out of your, well you know, like it seems you did for this show.

I think it used to be more honest and fun but now it's just a commercial for whatever they are selling. I stopped watching after Margot. Robbie was interviewed for her movie where she was Harley Quinn. They didn't really seem to care anything about her and just asked her things like, "would your character eat this?" Whereas the men seem to get a better deal and get to talk more and make themselves seem interesting. It's definitely a staged and I hate that you have to say so many words to post a review. Here I go. Let me just say it again. I think it's fake like between two ferns only it's not supposed to be.