Why Was Alton Brown So Mean in Season 18 of Worst Cooks in America?
Anyone who watches Food Network on a regular basis knows that Alton Brown isnt your typical chef and broadcaster. Brown is comically sinister and more of an entertainer after removing the retention that may frequently leak through on the network. Many fans wondered when Brown lost the joy behind his previous insults when he became exceptionally harsh in Season 18. The Alton Brown name is well-known. Brown blurs the boundary between chef, mad scientist, and maniacal villain, according to Food Network. Brown became interested in the culinary sector after a brief career in film production. Soon after, he was the host of Food Networks Good Eats, a show that focused less on cooking and more on the science and technique that went into it. Good Eats elevated the up-and-comer to the culinary A-list by combining Bill Nye-style edutainment with Browns typical sarcastic wit. Brown became a Food Network superstar after the launch of American Ninja Warrior. He brought the same PG-13 grit to every job he did, but it was on Cutthroat Kitchen where it was most evident. Brown is no stranger to Food Network competitions, but none seemed to hit the nail on the head quite like Cutthroat. Following in the footsteps of Chopped, this show featured a group of chefs competing in a cooking competition. This was not, however, your typical cookery show, as the title suggests. Brown relished the chance to sabotage contestants and see them battle it out in a game that was as strategic as it was delectable as host. Brown, on the other hand, has a competitive edge. Hes competed in a number of events, most notably as a judge and mentor on Food Network Star. His best job, though, may be on Americas Worst Cooks. According to IMDB, she is the polar opposite of Food Network Star This is a condensed version of the narrative. I hope you found it entertaining.