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With help from her friends, Amy prepares a fish dinner for a group of businessmen; a lesson on lamb chops and a run-in with infectious earrings.
From solo meal preparation to tantalizing techniques for self-pampering, Amy demonstrates the independent bliss of the single lady lifestyle - until Amy's first guest, Greek chef Panos Sakkus, seduces her with his European charm.
Amy gives detailed instructions on: gluing things to popsicle sticks, working with pipe cleaners and surviving the craft room, the most dangerous room in the house. Plus, Amy presents her turtle sitter with a bevy of handmade gifts.
Amy's rich uncle is coming to visit, so Amy enlists the help of a hobo with a foot fetish and a neighbor with a platter fetish to prove that all it takes to appear rich is a little creativity.
Amy dedicates this show to entertaining gloomy guests who need a pick-me-up. Plus, Amy discovers the loss of a beloved pet and sinks into her own dark place. But Patty Hogg takes charge of the show and steers it into unchartered territory.
After performing her morning routine of outdoor Tai Chi in the nude, Amy gets locked out of her house. But she forages in the woods to put together a magical dinner. Plus, a chance bite by a venomous snake proves to be quite charming.
When a mishap prevents Amy from continuing her celebrity-packed holiday spectacular, some otherworldly visitors help her recapture her holiday spirit.
What does it mean to push the boundaries of hospitality? To transport our appetites beyond the limits of reason? To take the seven-course meal into the fourth dimension? Find out tonight, when Amy takes you... Out of This World.
Amy dedicates her entire show to the difficult craft of love-making. She learns about natural musk, offers viewers advice and shares tales of romance courtesy of Patty Hogg. Plus, Amy takes us through the craft step by step.
It was an award-winning show night like any other; Amy was having the book club over for paella when during a rainstorm, a curious stranger arrived on her doorstep. Then, a corpse was discovered. Was it murder? It was!
