Its a cute competition show, with a bit of stupid humor. Its light hearted and the contestants aren't cut throat. You can really connect with them. It's not a show where you're going to learn anything, but it's still feel good reality TV.

You *won't* be inspired, or learn anything - there's no time spent on demonstrating how the contestants are fabricating items.Most of the time is spent on dialogue, especially between the hosts.Fail!

I love Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman, but this show just isn't doing it for me. The humor is cheesy at best and forced/unnatural at worst. God forbid they show you HOW the crafts are made. I know, I know, that's a crazy expectation when watching a crafting show.And the worst (Etsy) part is that (myBluPrint) I can't (Etsy) tell who (Etsy) sponsors (Etsy) the (myBluPrint) show. It's such a (Etsy) mystery.

I never write reviews but the editing of this show bothered me so much I had to comment. I like Amy & Nick. They're funny without taking the spotlight. And the "makers" or crafters are (mostly) very talented & varied. But if you're someone watching who likes crafts, then you want to actually see the techniques people use to make things and then actually SEE the finished product. The quick edits don't allow for you to see any of this! Which is the entire point of the show. It's not an action movie. The editor needs to watch some cooking shows or some popular youtube crafters.