Time was not on the cheftestants' side tonight. Chef Colicchio challenged the cheftestants to match his time by cooking a dish in mere minutes. The time crunch continued during a dim sum inspired elimination challenge. Watch the clock tick inside.
During last night's All-Star elimination challenge, Carla faced a common chef occupational hazard when she sliced her fingernail off during prep. Unlike Jamie in the Museum challenge, Carla bandaged up her wound and went back to work. Video inside.
Along with pastry-making, add "cooking for children" to the list of tasks cheftestants really hate. This week, the All-Stars concocted a snack for a kids' slumber party at the Museum of Natural History, and well, things went downhill from there.
Popular cheftestants from seasons past return for a second shot at glory on All-Stars. And though these cheftestants fell short of winning the title during their season, their egos surely carry on. Oh, and Anthony Bourdain is back!
In order to create a grandiose multi-course tasting menu for the finale, Just Desserts enlisted the help of famous pastry chefs. In this clip, watch Morgan piss off his sous chef, Claudia Fleming, and other chefs one last time.
When the judges confronted Zac about his outlandish style, he retorted by expressing his distaste with Morgan's apathetic attitude. Watch Morgan defend himself by taking cheap jabs at his gay competitors, and send Zac off with a really lame comeback.
In an unusual turn for the notoriously campy show, 1,000 Ways To Die gives viewers a quick, but practical lesson about toxic plants. Watch and learn about the Oleander, Foxglove, and Hemlock. And whatever you do, don't consume them!
After drinking a few cocktails during a dinner party, NeNe finally reveals the truth behind her deteriorating marriage to Gregg. Watch NeNe confide in Cynthia that Gregg's lack of communication and possible infidelities may lead them to divorce court.
This week, the remaining competitors were asked to make chocolate-less desserts that best represented a celebrity duo for a celebriTEA party. In this clip, watch the cheftestants reveal how their clichéd muses inspired their sweet and savory creations.
In an attempt to relive her glory days, an aging beauty queen decides to attempt an at-home Botox treatment. While DIY plastic surgery is highly inadvisable, using corn oil in lieu of Botox is really dumb and, well, possibly deadly.
It was deja vu for Top Chef fans this week as the remaining Just Desserts cheftestants competed in a mise en place relay race. In this clip, watch Zac break a sweat as Morgan effortlessly whisks egg whites to victory.
Lest you forget, viewer, Morgan is a "heterosexual male" first and pastry chef second. This week on Just Desserts, Morgan reminds us of this fact when he expresses his utter distaste for "flamboyant" things like show tunes and Julie Andrews.
This week, the cheftestants were asked to make edible fashion using women's shoes as the inspiration. Just Desserts' resident "heterosexual male" Morgan was especially excited and wished he could don both his dress creation and the shoes. Video inside.
Resident nut job Seth had his final breakdown this week when he accused producers of trying to sabotage him during the Quickfire. Watch as Seth walks off the set, has a panic attack, and is not longer allowed to compete.
Enterprising marijuana aficionados thought they had a million dollar idea when they created the "Clay Maker 420," a bong that incorporates "flavor discs" to add different tastes to the herb. Unfortunately for the stoners, the idea literally backfires on them.
During tonight's high school bake-sale challenge — much to Team Pep Eric's chagrin — Team Glee's Heather C. hoards every peanut butter container in the Top Chef: Just Desserts kitchen. Watch as Team Pep returns the favor by holding the butter hostage.
This week on 1,000 Ways to Die, we learn what happens when a man's porn addiction spirals out of control. Watch as his greatest source of pleasure ("smut") causes his ultimate pain (death).
This week, former top contender Seth had multiple emotional breakdowns. Watch as Seth completely freaks when the challenge presents a disadvantage for him, and he reveals that his mother's health depends on his winning the show's monetary grand prize.
Trichophagia is a compulsive need to consume hair. Unfortunately for those with this disorder, hair cannot be digested by humans and can result in bodily harm. On 1,000 Ways to Die, one woman learns this lesson the hard way.
King Penguin Lala lives in domestic bliss with a family in Japan, and particularly enjoys going grocery shopping for them. A penguin personal shopper?! Does he also make trips to the bank and/or DMV?
