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Life is stressful enough, Poehler says in the introduction to the first episode, which premieres Tuesday night.

Lets make a show that makes you feel good.Making Itis definitely that, and definitely Knope-ish in that intent.
In addition to its affable hosts,Making Itshares some other things in common with other comfort-food reality programs.
The idea that the competitors are learning something important about themselves from the experience is kind ofQueer Eye-ish.
(Full disclosure: I did tear up at least once while watching the five episodesprovided to critics. )
are very much in keeping with the vibe ofThe Great British Baking Show.
Thats a good thing because they amp up the shows charm enormously.
Pool Noodles, c’mon hold!
Pool Noodles, just hold!
she chirps, panic-stricken, as if shes responsible for answering the phone at Pool Noodle headquarters.
You know what people love dipped in chocolate?
he advises one contestant after encountering his third or fourth sweets-focused snack stadium.
WithMaking It, Poehler and Offerman havent just given us another reality program.
In other words, as promised, theyve made a show that makes you feel good.