"coffee, beer, and swine", say what? that's what Nathan Camp says.
"food is the common denominator of humanity....we don't just eat to live, we live to eat." This is the motto that packages their series in a tidy, cute package. But don't let the ho hum "been there; done that" make you log off quite yet.
There's plenty of other reasons to tune in and salivate:
1.) How can 2 beautiful people be so darn loveable?
It's just not fair....a dark brooding model, a masculine husband that loves his wife, an equally beautiful wife, and a quirky love that makes the whole exhibition totally believable. The likability factor between these 2 is magnetic and a recipe for success.
2.) I can relate.
No, I'm not a model nor do I live in Manhattan. But, the universal, down home charm warms the heart of every foodie and desperate housewife (natch!). From female to male, and confused genders between, this may just be the crossover show that boosts the Food Network to Primetime ratings. I'll watch for sure.
3.) Their friends are just as beautiful AND likable.
You couldn't have casted a better team; but they didn't. Their friends are the best collaboration since, you guessed it, Friends. Not only are they a perfect mix of hungry critics and entertaining guests, they also beg more exploration of telling their story. Matt and Megan (in the latest Thanksgiving episode) are cute to boot!! This Texan and Oklahoma couple are not only a talented, musical duo, get this: they have a Gerber baby in tow, little Maggie! I smell a spin off reality in the works...
To sum it up, Nate narrates in the pilot, what defines his life? God, wife, family, and friends. Oops, Nate, that 4 things not 3! That's OK, we'll match you with 4 stars instead of 3. I recommend you judge for yourself.
Do yourself a favor, and check it out. If you're as hungry as I am for good, ole fashioned casserole, this one will be worth the bite. Enjoy!
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