Ep 4. Game Day!

In the fourth episode of season 12 of Worst Cooks in America, the remaining contestants tackle the theme of Game Day! As always, the two team leaders, chefs Anne Burrell and Michael Symon, guide their respective teams in a series of challenges designed to improve their culinary skills and ability to create delicious, game day-worthy dishes.

In the first challenge, the contestants race against the clock to create their version of a perfect party dip, using a variety of ingredients and techniques. The judges, including renowned food critic, Josh Ozersky, taste each dip and determine which team created the best version, earning them a crucial advantage in the next challenge.

For the second challenge, the teams have to create a complete game day meal, including an appetizer, a main course, and a dessert. The twist? Each course must be inspired by a different major American sports league - the NFL, NBA, and MLB. This challenge is particularly tricky, as the contestants must balance their creativity with their ability to execute each dish to perfection.

To make matters more complicated, there's a curveball thrown in - each team must incorporate a secret ingredient into their dishes that is revealed only moments before the cooking begins. This adds an unexpected challenge and forces the contestants to think on their feet, making the most of their ingredients and skillsets.

Throughout the episode, the contestants are closely mentored by their team leaders, who provide guidance and encouragement while also carefully critiquing their progress. Each mistake is an opportunity to learn, and the atmosphere is tense as the contestants battle to improve their culinary skills and earn the respect of the judges.

Ultimately, only one team can prevail and claim victory in this high-stakes game day challenge. Who will come out on top, and whose dishes will fall short? Don't miss this exciting episode of Worst Cooks in America, as the contestants continue to compete for the ultimate prize - a $25,000 cash prize and bragging rights as the best worst cook in America.