Despite broadcasting a number of her private cooking lessons with husband Chris Fischer on the Food Network earlier this year, Amy Schumer still has a lot to learn.
In a first look of the second season of her and Fischer’s Emmy-nominated cooking series, the dynamic duo can be seen hilariously struggling in their kitchen together.
As the award-winning chef and cookbook author, 40, prepares to whip up something special for their Amy Schumer Learns to Cook viewers, he immediately notices his wife mistakenly purchased cabbage, instead of iceberg lettuce.
Returning for season two: Despite broadcasting a number of her private cooking lessons with husband Chris Fischer on the Food Network earlier this year, Amy Schumer still has a lot to learn
‘This season is going to blow your mind!’ the I Feel Pretty star, 39, quips in the teaser of their half-hour comedic instructional show on Instagram. ‘We cook in this kitchen, and then we leave the kitchen.’
While the father-of-one’s culinary skills are undeniably superior to Schumer’s, the former bartender proved she can certainly shake up a cocktail better.
At one point, Fischer’s polo shirt gets drenched, after he brings a cocktail shaker over his shoulder to prepare a beverage, but had forgotten to secure the lid first.
Opps: As the award-winning chef and cookbook author, 40, prepares to whip up for their viewers, he immediately notices his wife mistakenly purchased cabbage, instead of iceberg lettuce
Drenched: While the father-of-one’s culinary skills are undeniably superior to Schumer’s, the former bartender proved she can certainly shake up a cocktail better
Despite a few blunders and oversights, the lovebirds, who married in 2018, keep a light-hearted attitude, as Schumer jokes they’re getting ‘Neeson’ ratings.
‘Wow, how are we doing?’ Fischer asks about their viewership, to which Schumer says, ‘Not good.’
Fans of the couple, even get an adorable glimpse of their one-year-old son, Gene.
‘Do you like our show?’ Schumer asks her and Fischer’s one-year-old son, Gene
Making it work: In an first look of her and Fischer’s Emmy-nominated cooking series, the dynamic duo can be seen hilariously struggling in their kitchen together
As the camera pans to their cute little boy, Schumer asks him, ‘Do you like our show?’
During the cute exchange, Fischer holds his mini-me at their dining table and the comedian looks relaxed in a white t-shirt and her hair in a ponytail.
Flaunting her funny side, Schumer further joked about their imminent second season, which returns on August 17, with a humorous Instagram caption.
Cheers: Flaunting her funny side, Schumer joked about their imminent second season, which returns on August 17
‘Still a raging pandemic so you know what that means?? A strong plan of action from the government? NO! Season 2 emmy EMMY NOMINATED,’ she captioned the funny teaser clip on Instagram
‘Still a raging pandemic so you know what that means?? A strong plan of action from the government? NO! Season 2,’ she captioned the teaser clip.
The first-time parents recently confirmed that their quarantine cooking series had been extended by Food Network, after a successful four-episode debut season.
The cooking series premiered on May 11 and sees the actress learn to cook under the tutelage of her talented husband.
Success: The lovebirds recently confirmed that their quarantine cooking series, Amy Schumer Learns to Cook, has been extended by Food Network, after a successful four-episode debut season
Silly: The couple previously tackled brunch, tacos and pasta dishes during the first four episodes of the series – which they shot without a crew during quarantine
The couple previously tackled brunch, tacos and pasta dishes during the first four episodes of the series – which they shot without a crew during quarantine.
Giving a whole new meaning to the term ‘nanny cam,’ Gene’s dedicated nanny actually stepped up to serve as the camera person for the network show.
While Chris does most of the heavy lifting in the kitchen, Amy’s real gig is providing some side-splitting comic relief.
‘We are happy to be coming back for a second season because sequels are always the best!’ Amy quipped in a statement to Variety
In one episode she phoned best friend Jennifer Lawrence, shortly after the Oscar winner woke, to chat about their lockdown drinking habits.
While the return of the show is certainly great news for Amy, it does mean the return of her least favorite vegetable, fennel.
Chris has show his affinity for the anise flavored veggie, which somehow makes an appearance in every single episode.
Back in the kitchen: Amy Schumer Learns to Cook was renewed by Food Network for a second season after its successful four-episode run, the star announced on Tuesday