Emeril

TV Series
2000–2001
30m

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Robert Urich, Sherri Shepherd, Lisa Ann Walter, and Emeril Lagasse in Emeril (2000)

Viewers are taken behind the scenes of a cooking show starring the animated chef. His dealings with his producer and stage manager provide the yuks.Viewers are taken behind the scenes of a cooking show starring the animated chef. His dealings with his producer and stage manager provide the yuks.Viewers are taken behind the scenes of a cooking show starring the animated chef. His dealings with his producer and stage manager provide the yuks.

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3.5/10

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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 nomination total

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Emeril Lagasse

Emeril Lagasse

Lisa Ann Walter

Cassandra Gilman

Sherri Shepherd

Melva LeBlanc

Carrie Preston

B.D. Benson

Robert Urich

Jerry McKenney

Tricia O'Kelley

Trish O'Connell

Mary Page Keller

Nora Lagasse

Tara Karsian

Nurse Amy Smearball

Alexis Della Ripa

Halo Lagasse

Joey Roberts Mercado

Charlie Lagasse

James Lafferty

James Lagasse

Felicia Day

Cherie

Robin Riker

Nora Lagasse

Burt Reynolds

Burt Reynolds

Molly Hagan

Joanna

Bo Derek

Bo Derek

Katy Selverstone

Christy

Pepper Sweeney

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During a break in shooting, Carrie Preston went home to New York, arriving on September 10, 2001, less than 24 hours before the World Trade Center attacks. The show resumed production the following week, but all flights were grounded. Preston had to rent a car and drive across the country to get back to work.

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Not Rocket Science

The critics keep expecting a show that is synonymous with Henrick Ibsen or Anton Chekov in its writing and plots. But that isn't what Emeril does. The show is just a pleasant diversion, with common issues with its viewers. I watched the show and enjoyed it for what it was. Why are people attacking it? It's not derogatory, it isn't hateful, and it doesn't dumb down to anybody. It's just a pleasant television show about a famous cook!