Dana Paulk

Premise is great. The TV Cheffy host does not work and an impersonal element. Needs a human chef instead but not a comedian. Too many supposed cooking shows are attempting to entertain and not focus on the chefs. Liked all of the situations the chefs had to work through and come out with some very creative dishes.

It’s exhausting watching the main character plod through the scenes while the surrounding characters act as if he’s something more. I find myself fast forwarding in hopes he’ll improve. Beautiful scenery and good supporting cast.

I continued to watch in hopes the character would evolve. Instead, each episode was a self-righteous whinging narcissist who was surrounded by interesting characters of who salvages each episode (and again, if you can stomach the continual self-pity of Tony.)