Oops! Amy Schumer shared her reaction to finding out that her son Gene Attell’s name sounded like the word “genital.”
10.04.2020 - 19:41 / deadline.com
By Denise Petski
Senior Managing Editor
Amy Schumer is trying her hand at cooking during the coronavirus pandemic. The comedian/actress is teaming with her professional chef husband Chris Fischer on Amy Schumer Learns to Cook (working title), a self-shot series for Food Network. The eight half-hour episodes will feature the couple cooking up comforting dishes while quarantined at home.
The series, which will be entirely self-shot on location, will give a behind-the-scenes look at their life
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Amy Schumer is trying her hand at cooking during the coronavirus pandemic. The comedian/actress is teaming with her professional chef husband Chris Fischer on Amy Schumer Learns to Cook (working title), a self-shot series for Food Network. The eight half-hour episodes will feature the couple cooking up comforting dishes while quarantined at home.
Amy Schumer is joining the roster of celebrity chefs on the Food Network making dishes for sheltering American TV viewers from their home kitchens. As the actress and comedian returns to TV after the sketch comedy series on Comedy Central that propelled her into movies, Schumer is shooting her own cooking show, Amy Schumer Learns to Cook, that the Discovery-owned lifestyle channel has fast-tracked for a spring debut amid the coronavirus pandemic.