Hulu’s Drag Me to Dinner presents itself as a wacky competition, but it’s more scripted bits with some unscripted moments.
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Food Network’s Ciao House is approaching its finale, with a predictable twist coming before its winner is announced. Why has the show been such a disaster? Let’s explore.
Barbecue Showdown, Netflix’s new name for season two of The American Barbecue Showdown, has a wonderful new host in Michelle Buteau, though its editing is quite scattered.
ABC’s current prime-time Jeopardy tournament, Jeopardy! Masters, is the game show at its best right now, with six dynamic players competing against each other again and again.
Big Brother Canada 11 ends this week, and the incomparable Hamsterwatch reviews the season, from the lack of live feeds to the twists that went nowhere.
The American version of The Great British Bake-Off moves to The Roku Channel, and does an excellent job of reproducing what the British version currently offers.
Clutter is cleared and tears are shed on Peacock’s attractive adaptation of The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning, but it’s more Queer Eye than Marie Kondo or Hoarders.