Beware of Oncoming Eviliciousness
By:
Maria Russo
Show:
Cutthroat Kitchen
Chefs know that when they compete on
Cutthroat Kitchen, they're subjecting themselves to all manners of ruthless sabotages, but now it seems that even host
Alton Brown will come face-to-face with eviliciousness. Check out the GIF above to see him try to outrun a rolling boulder, and
tune in Sunday at 10|9c to see what challenges are in store on an all-new episode of Cutthroat Kitchen.
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