Dips and Dunkers
In this very special episode of At Home with Amy Sedaris, Amy hosts a party to watch the big game! Amy is not usually thought of as a sporting fan, but she's willing to play along if it means attracting a younger TV watching demographic. Amy, along with a special guest, teaches us how to prepare the perfect game day dip. Amy also takes time out to help promote the network's new electrifying homemaking show, Chris Linnseed's Mindfeast! Game day is off to a rousing start, until it's derailed by murder. Will they find the culprit? Will the home team win? Will the dip be matched with the right chips? Tune in to find out!
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