I am assuming Kimball got this show because he sued PBS and this was his settlement? The premise behind the show isn't terrible(he maybe should try producing only and not having to be in the limelight?) Kimball seems to be more a creepy late night host than a chef that I should be learning from. He was bad in ATK and Cook's Country(which btw got better after he left) but in those shows he was not really the star at all so he was drowned out by the great personalities. In Milk Street everyone is extremely passive, so it only makes his personality look worse because he simply has no one to balance him out.
There is one good thing about this show though! HE NO LONGER RUINS COOK'S COUNTRY AND ATK!
There is one good thing about this show though! HE NO LONGER RUINS COOK'S COUNTRY AND ATK!
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