In this interview series watch host Sean Evans interview a wide variety of celebrities from sports legends, famous actors to hip hop's greatest, comedians and more.
Normally I would not particularly care for a series which interviews famed people but there is something about the show that makes it unique. Whether its the humble host, the well researched questions or the impressive line up of vicious hot sauces, Hot Ones always seems to deliver.
The show is very down to earth and has an informal vibe. Somehow the hot sauce makes most guest drop their guard making for some unique and enjoyable interviews and memorable moments, such as Coolio emptying a full bottle of Blair's Mega Death Sauce with Liquid Rage over a wing and cleaning it.
Overall very recommended and surprisingly high quality show, despite the occasional mocking regarding the location of the set.
Longevity of the show will probably be decided by the variety in sauces and guests in future seasons and episodes.
Normally I would not particularly care for a series which interviews famed people but there is something about the show that makes it unique. Whether its the humble host, the well researched questions or the impressive line up of vicious hot sauces, Hot Ones always seems to deliver.
The show is very down to earth and has an informal vibe. Somehow the hot sauce makes most guest drop their guard making for some unique and enjoyable interviews and memorable moments, such as Coolio emptying a full bottle of Blair's Mega Death Sauce with Liquid Rage over a wing and cleaning it.
Overall very recommended and surprisingly high quality show, despite the occasional mocking regarding the location of the set.
Longevity of the show will probably be decided by the variety in sauces and guests in future seasons and episodes.