Worst Cooks in America, Season 13: Craziest Moments

Oscar's had a rough start in Boot Camp, but he can only go up from here, right?

Despite never having made them before, Bronson decided sweetbreads were the perfect ingredient to make for the Baseline Challenge.

"I don't think I'm a terrible cook," Catherine said after dropping a sweet potato in the garbage while peeling it. "I just come at cooking from a different perspective." "Catherine, what are you making?" Anne asked. "Pasta primavera," Catherine responded while peeling a yucca. "With root vegetables?" Anne asked suspiciously.

It was only a matter of time before somebody cut themselves. In Nolan's case, it was only a matter of a few minutes.

"He's been working on those for 150 years," Anne said of Ian's pancakes. "It's so much easier when it comes out of a box," Ian responded.

It wouldn't be Boot Camp if Anne's red marker didn't make an appearance.

In addition to root vegetables, Catherine's pasta primavera was full of, well, pasta. Enough to feed an army.

If you thought you'd never get a chance to see La Toya Jackson fishing for magnetic fish in an inflatable kiddie pool, Boot Camp had you in mind during week two's first challenge.

The first challenge in week two of Boot Camp was a seafood tower, and Ian was responsible for harvesting and cleaning the uni. "I feel like I'm working inside of a bloody nose," he said.

"Half of that lemon, we're going to give that a squeeze," Tyler instructed La Toya while she was making a dipping sauce. "How do I do that?" she asked. "You're going to squeeze a lemon with your arms and your hands," Tyler replied.

If there is one thing you can count on in Boot Camp, it's that if Anne sees someone holding a knife wrong, she will mark their finger with her famous red marker. "Nobody gets past Eagle Eye Burrell," she said.

Catherine couldn't figure out why she was having so much trouble butchering her fish. "No, no. Catherine, that's your bread knife," Anne informed her.

Nolan was having his own issues butchering his fish. "Nolan, you don't have to Norman Bates it," Anne said. "Never hold a knife like that."

Catherine used a bread knife to cut her fish, Nolan attacked his fish like a serial killer and Maria... well, Maria just cut herself instead of the fish.

To start off week three of Boot Camp, Anne and Tyler tasked the celebs with playing a series of games to test their kitchen knowledge. First up was a game of charades describing common kitchen gadgets. "I don't know what's going on," Oscar said. "I give up. I'm going to go take a nap."

Next, the celebrities had to identify the flavor profiles for a series of popcorn tubs. "This popcorn reminds me of pain and regret for some reason," Nolan said. Apparently, he isn't a huge fan of wasabi.

Oscar was attempting to proof his dough, but he was having a major fight with the saran wrap. "You and that box of saran wrap are in a battle to the death," Tyler said. "I'm having a hard time, but instead of the chefs helping me, they're mocking me," Oscar said as Anne was wrapping Tyler in plastic wrap.

"I might have some built up tension that I'm letting loose on the dough," Nolan said. "I am just picturing all my kitchen disasters."

"I hope it tastes good," La Toya said while mixing her meat sauce. Since La Toya doesn't eat red meat, she relied on her teammate, Maria, to taste her sauce for her. "Oh, it's good," Maria said.

"I don't know what deglazing is," Ian said, "but I love wine. I love it."