I'm going to start out by saying I think Christine McConnell is a very talented artist. The creations we watched her make in her kitchen were pretty darn amazing, albeit maybe not quite as easy to make as she was claiming they would be.
I think the problem with this show is it tries to do too much by combining a traditional baking show with a sitcom and including her Muppet-like friends and various other visitors. This just didn't do it for me.
At first, I was willing to give it a pass because I assumed I misread the description and it was meant to be a series meant more for kids. However, when her furry friends started to talk about fornication and threatened physical violence toward each other, I realized that was a false assumption. And, that's too bad because I do think it would have been better had it focused on that genre and made things a little more family friendly. As it stands now, the show seems a little too juvenile for adults and a little too adult for juveniles.
Another thing I noticed when watching this is McConnell, while talented, doesn't seem to have much of an on-air personality and, at least in my opinion, seemed a little bland when compared to other cooking show hosts. It makes me wonder if the various creatures/sitcom-like atmosphere is meant to distract the viewer from that.
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DerdriuMarrinerFeb 17, 2022
Did you and you wife end up making any of the McConnell creations?