alyssiablue

There are a lot of cooking shows that got me hooked. This one is somewhat entertaining, but I can't say I'll binge watch all 20 seasons. I watched season 20, 19 and it was enough for me. While it is true that it is called the Worst Cooks in America, by the end of the season the last two competitors can cook better than the first time they attempted doing so during the show. You do see how the competitors evolve and you find out some things about food or cooking, but I can't say you'll become wiser after this show. The information is quite basic and sprinkled throughout the show in a way that cannot provide a decent structure of actually learning from it.

Fire Force got me hooked again to anime (after a very big break from it, I might add). There are a couple of fanservice moments but if you focus on the story and the characters' development and tragic pasts, you can actually get to like it. Planning on reading the manga now, since the episodes don't come out subbed fast enough =))

It's refreshing to see a new perspective on the idea of good vs bad, on angels and demons and how humans fit into all of this. It deserves every bit of your time and by the end of it you'll start rooting for the devil, himself.