Baking it premiered this week on Peacock. It is available on the free tier. Has anyone else watched it yet?
It's a spin off of Making It produced by Amy Poehler (she appears briefly at the start of episode 1). Teams of home bakers compete in a holiday themed baking competition hosted by Maya and Andy and judged by a group of grandmothers.
I watched the first episode so far. I overall like the concept. Maya and Andy are good hosts. The grandmothers judging is a cute little twist on things. I don't really care about the bakes so far. I wonder if that will change as things go along.
So I found this show the other night. It has 2 seasons with about 40 episodes total. Currently halfway through season one
I had never heard of it before which is curious because I'm a huge comedy fan and familiar with all the actors. I've seen maybe like 80% of will arnetts work.
The show is about Christina Applegate and will Arnett having a new baby and their daily lives following that. Overall it's a very watchable show. Certainly not a laugh out loud every minute show, but entertaining nonetheless
If you're looking for something you might not have heard of before this is a solid watch
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See my other post from yesterday for history but I’m looking to work on maya and hader next so please reply with your must have “best of” sketches for these two heavyweights. Thanks!!!
