Chrissy & Dave Dine Out

This is definitely a show that was created as a result of the writer's strike. With that being said, I found the show to be very enjoyable. Chrissy Teigen and Dave Chang go to different restaurants around LA. Chrissy chats with celebrities from different backgrounds and they have interesting conversations covering a variety of topics while Dave spends the majority of his time in the kitchen with the chefs learning about them and the food their preparing. I really enjoyed the concept of the show because it felt like being invited to a dinner party lol. Hopefully, there will be more seasons to come.

I like this show. It is an easy watch. The guests that the hosts invite to dinner seem to enjoy their night out. Too many shows today are so complicated. I want to relax in the evening and not hear explosions going off etc. I enjoy hearing the topics discussed by the hosts and guests. The food that is being prepared looks delish. Too bad we don't have smell-o-vision. It is a good way to get info on the various restaurants and to see different dishes being prepared by the owners. You learn some insider info on why the chef(s) opened their restaurants. They also talk about what inspired them to create certain dishes. You may even pick up a few cooking tips.

This is the lowest form of entertainment and I use that word sparingly. Another unscripted/scripted pseudo reality show. I have now tried to watch two separate episodes and I struggle to get through them. Bland softball questions, fake over the top laughter, and stale celebrities. There is no substance or anything even remotely interesting or funny about this show. I thought we had seen the last of Chrissy Teigan, but like a boomerang, it just keeps coming back. Freeform airs the commercials for this so much, I just want to puke. The food dishes almost get your attention, but even it is something nobody eats or can relate to.

I was excited for this show. But I was halfway through the first episode and nearly asleep. Chrissy Teigen and David Chang, and their dinner guests, do not provide any interesting or intelligent insights. Chrissy Teigen does not seem genuine; she just looks bored and tired. The only moments that were slightly interesting were those where we see the chef making his food, but sadly, this is a very small percentage of the episode. The episode ends with "that was a fun night".

No, it wasn't. We were all sleeping listening to you.

Maybe it will improve in the next episode, but I'm not planning to hang out to find out. This first date was enough.

I thoroughly enjoy watching this show featuring Chrissy Teigen and David Chang. The conversations feel genuine, offering an authentic glimpse into the lives of celebrities that you don't see anywhere else. The chemistry between Chrissy and David is engaging, making each episode a delightful experience. The unique format and candid discussions set this show apart from typical celebrity interviews. I hope it gets a second season, as it's refreshing to see such honest and relatable content on television. I would recommend anyone who likes Mukbang shows to watch this one. It is a hybrid of Hollywood Reporter and food show.