Cooking on High

Save your time and avoid this at anytime. this is for the dumb! dont say I didnt warn you afterwards.

Quite possibly the worst choice for a judge. Can't even manage to run a comb through that terrible hair let alone mutter a coherent or intelligent review of the food even before the thc kicks in. Can't believe he was invited back for episode 9ish, didn't you learn the first time producers? Probably all too stoned to realize the weak entertainment value. We gave you good reviews at first to pick up the pace not maintain (or in this case reduce) the status quo. Anyways give us more of the cute sensible hot chicks and relatable intelligent/funny dudes and less of the high school douche bags that never amounted to anything. The tribe has spoken!!!

This is an aggressively low rent cooking contest, where two chefs bring their ingredients into a kitchen and then add the guest herb to the recipe.

If you're expecting cutting edge cuisine, insightful judging, or even cutting repartee, this is not the show for you. It looks like everyone had at least some of the product before even entering the kitchen, and so you get some of the most inflated scores for basic recipes you'll ever see with people that are way too mellow.

Overall, it's just what you would expect from people hitting one before entering a kitchen, and it's just not all that interesting....

In summary, this show is bad,bad,bad. If your on the line with this one just don't.

i actually cant believe how bad this show is. This is the first review that I have written on IMDB. I am writing because Netflix have disabled their rating/feedback feature now, and it needs to be heard that this show is an embarrassment to weed smokers, cooking show lovers and the producers of the show should be ashamed as well. I could barley make it 15 minutes in.

the contestants stories seem made up (i.e. " do you guys have any awesome weed stories?" - contestant replies "yeah one time went to the store high, and all the sudden racked up $400"). The whole thing seems really phony, every host is too earnest some how, every guest too enthusiastic.

It's typical of Netflix lately, producing products that are so over analyzed by market research and focus groups that every edge is smoothed out and rounded off. Even though they try to produce edgy material, it always just feels like over produced programming developed by buying a licence (or not in this case) and then creating exactly what people are supposed to like.

Literally took the concepts of Bong Appétit and Chopped and decided to combine the two. No one asked for this and it in no way is original content. Thumbs down. Just go to VICELAND for quality cannabis content!