The Hollywood star and bonafide food lover took to Instagram on Wednesday to share with his followers an update on season two of the travel cooking show
March 02, 2022 - 17:18 GMT Eve Crosbie Stanley Tucci's brand new travel cooking show Searching for Italy finally arrived on British screens over the weekend, providing some perfect Sunday night escapism for viewers.However, fans will be disappointed to hear that the Hollywood star and bonafide food lover has taken to Instagram to share a disappointing update on the future of the CNN/BBC series.
Fans in the US will be naturally dismayed that they will have to wait a little bit longer to catch the second batch of episodes, which will see the Devil Wears Prada and Supernova star explore six new sun-kissed Italian regions and the foods they have to offer. It’s believed that CNN has bumped the series, alongside a handful of other upcoming original shows, in order to accommodate the increased news coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the channel.
The first episode saw Stanley explore the region of Campania, including the bustling streets of Naples, the serene island of Ischia, the gorgeous Amalfi coast and Minori, which is famed for its lemon groves.Following the episode, many viewers took to social media to praise the show. One person wrote: “Searching for Italy with Stanley Tucci is like being given a giant reassuring hug. Which I think we all need right now.
Another said: “Ok I think we can all agree that Stanley Tucci is a national treasure and should be available on the National Health as a tonic against modern life,” while a third added: “This Stanley Tucci Italy thing on BBC2 is just brilliant. Perfect Sunday night viewing!” Like this story? Sign up to our What to Watch newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.
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