Find retired wherefore a situation connected the Baking It vacation peculiar makes personage contestant Fred Armisen shed a teardrop successful this exclusive sneak peek.
Maya Rudolph & Amy Poehler's Baking It Holiday Special Preview
All's not just successful vacation baking competitions.
Kristen Bell, J.B. Smoove, Nicole Richie and Fred Armisen volition spell head-to-head for a festive baking conflict connected the play 2 premiere of Peacock's Baking It. And successful E! News' exclusive sneak peek astatine the Dec. 12 holiday special—which premieres connected NBC—co-hosts Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler's latest baking situation makes 1 contestant unexpectedly emotional.
"We privation you to bring america location for the holidays," Maya tells the group, to which Amy adds, "We're inviting ourselves to your household party, and we're gonna illustration your signature vacation dish."
Detailing the rules of the "Big Ol' Bake" challenge, Maya explains, "Whether it's a look you thought of erstwhile you hosted your archetypal Christmas meal oregon a accepted crockery that your household has made for generations, we privation you to marque thing you stock with the radical you love."
And for arsenic time-consuming arsenic the task sounds, the Saturday Night Live alums lone marque things harder for the personage contestants by allotting them 2 hours to implicit their bakes.
In effect to the clip limit, Fred raises his manus to hilariously inquire the co-hosts, "Can we person much than 2 hours?"
Maya and Amy contradict the funnyman's request, but alternatively of shrugging it off, helium pulls retired the waterworks.
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"I can't look," Maya jokes portion grabbing Amy. After an affectional moment, Fred pulls himself together, stating, "I'm fine."
And with that, Maya announces, "Start the bake!"
Check retired the sneak peek above.
Tune successful to the Baking It vacation peculiar Monday, Dec. 12, astatine 1 p.m. connected NBC. After the show, drawback each episodes of Baking It play 2 streaming connected Peacock.
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