Rocco Gets Real (A&E)
common sense media says
Celebrity chef helps the culinarily impaired.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this family-friendly series features celebrity chef Rocco DiSpirito as he teaches regular folks to prepare great food in their own kitchens. It promotes the importance of cooking meals as part of bringing people together and celebrating family. The content is all quite mild, although frustrated novice cooks occasionally swear out of frustration (any swear words are fully bleeped). Young chefs will enjoy the easy-to-follow recipes and cooking tips.
Violence & scariness:
Not applicable.
Sexy stuff:
Occasional discussions about cooking romantic meals.
Language:
Occasional swear words ("f--k"), usually said by frustrated cooks, are fully bleeped.
Consumerism:
Celeb chef DiSpirito was featured on the show The Restaurant and has written a few books; the series was timed to help promote his book Rocco Gets Real.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Wine and champagne are consumed during meals; wine is often used as an ingredient. Frustrated cooks sometimes drink while cooking.
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