Amy Schumer Learns to Cook

I'm not an Amy Schumer hater. I think her stand up is usually pretty funny, but this was not funny. I felt bad for her husband. He's actually very good in front of the camera and I feel like he is probably a really good chef. We wouldn't know because she talks over him constantly in an effort to be the center of attention. The show is not really about her learning to cook, it's about her trying to be funny unfortunately at the expense of her husband. The poor guy can't get a word in edgewise. She rarely lets him complete a full sentence.

I enjoyed this show and want to try all of the recipes! It is the first cooking show I've watched in a long time. Would recommend to anyone that likes to cook.

Had to leave a review because this show is no where near as bad as people are saying. Normal cooking shows bore me after awhile and feel staged. It's refreshing to see an unfiltered and authentic cooking show! Laughed out loud every episode. Amy and Chris' dynamic is fun to watch and I hope there's a second season. Don't listen to the naysayers!

If you're looking for a super serious cooking show then this is not the show for you. However if you're looking for a cooking show that makes you laugh and is real about life then go for it! I laughed and I learned a few things. Really that's all I'm looking for out of this show. A place to escape the pandemic reality that we are currently in. Give it a shot and enjoy it for what it is!

Should be called "Amy Schumer learns to privilege." Let's see, I can watch Amy Schumer play house with her professional chef husband in their remote hideout cabin (definitely not their 1st home), with her live-in nurse / maid (needed...why? Exactly? Since they're home all the time??), while she vainly yucks it up for the camera, or I can throw a hammer against a brick wall, which is about as exciting as this show.

To be fair, I did watch multiple episodes. Amy Schumer isn't "learning to cook", she shows about 30% interest at all times. A more accurate name is "Amy Schumer watches her servants (husband and maid) work."

Hard pass. Anyone peppering these reviews with "my wife and I loved it 10 stars" I would be very suspicious of.