Tucci in Italy

Absolutely Brilliant Fabulous Show !!

So appreciate Stanley Tucci 's narrative and the way he's honored each region and its people.

Seeing it through his eyes and meeting these people just brings a beautiful view into their worlds.

My husband and I binged watched. We just couldn't wait see the next episode. We have learned so much.

Thank you so much for this experience!! We cannot wait to explore these regions!

Hope you are able to do another series!! We watched Searching for Italy.. that was fantastic as well! We were so bummed when it was cancelled!

Thanks you again!!!! God Bless!!!!!!

While I wish there was some degree of variation in between the best caviar, best beef and best greens and then everything else is tripe, offal vegan I'm on episode 4 and cannot understand Italian well enough to hear the details of the heartbreaking story of the Italian gay couple and their adoption or most of the Italians.

Subtitles are not included? For an American tv show about Italy?

It's a very beautiful country so I'm always going to be happy watching anything about Italy, so I enjoyed watching. But I'm actually interested in the people and the culture and learning it from their own perspective so without subtitles I was extremely frustrated. Yes. I'm learning Italian.

Yea..we've seen this over and over ! Star goes to quaint favourite restaurants where no average person eats; raves about the paltry samples of cuisine but hypocriticaly repeats the same every place he goes. All the restaurants are near the best in Italy and all award winning chefs. What really irks is Tucci's mugging for the camera. At the experimental restaurant/farm near Milan he declared the food amazing! And marvelled at the environmental friendly preparation but never carries it over to other places asking if they prepare their food in this 'amazing' manner. And stop making us believe you're sampling food spontaneously! These visits are meticulously planned out in advance to serve what he likes.

Just put this on the big screen and enjoy it, with or without the sound. I go to a café to work almost every day. The first thing I do is turn on the big screen TV above the bar (I don't have a TV at home and watch everything on my laptop). The images bring life into the mostly empty café as most people sit outside on the terrace. Along with the Chinese owner who barely speaks Spanish, my favorite programs are about cooking. I only wish we could watch Tucci in Italy.

As I began watching the first episode in Tuscany as well as writing this review, I was thinking that I'd like to see more food preparation in this series than he did before. Voilá, we are witness to a wonderful rabbit cooked with Italian lardo, a delicacy I've never tried. I've never seen a rabbit deboned with such precision, didn't think it was possible, but it was one heck of a rabbit.

I was all in, sold on the series in the first half of E01.

I just wish I could watch this at my neighborhood bistro.

I can't remember a time when I've ever wanted to visit Italy, more than I do now!

I initially wanted to watch at least an episode or two, because I love all things, "Italy." I have to say, initially I thought it would be somewhat pretentious, due to some of the characters that Stanley has played in the past.

I have to say, I was more than pleasantly surprised! This is real life, down to earth glimpses of real people, found smack dab in the middle of what makes them some of the best people on earth. Stanley is excellent and very relatable. I had to binge watch this series and I want more! Please!