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AEA AGMA SM said: "I like the idea, especially since the contestants are very much in on the "joke" of it, but I really disliked the host. Her shtick wore itself out pretty quickly."

Agreed. There's something really off with the production and writing as nobody is as funny or as entertaining as they're trying hard to be. It made me appreciate Food Network's efforts a lot more.

AEA AGMA SM said: "I like the idea, especially since the contestants are very much in on the "joke" of it, but I really disliked the host. Her shtick wore itself out pretty quickly."

I actually agree. After the second episode it kind of got old.

I totally agree about it needing an audience!!

I just want that gold chef hat!

willep said: "dramamama611 said: "It would likely do better WITH an audience to react to the silliness transpiring. But the idea is really cute."

That was how I felt, it needed to have an audience. But I imagine nobody actually wants to be in an audience watching people bake for hours."

That was what I was thinking. These types of reality cooking competition shows actually take a really long time to film and the contestants are actually waiting for hours in-between rounds and for judges' deliberations and the actual cooking and presentation to the judges actually takes much longer than these shows portray. Plus baking can take a long time even without reality show filming schedules slowing it down.

Updated On: 3/19/18 at 11:40 AM