This Contestant Is the Best Part of ‘Worst Cooks in America’ Season 28

Spread the love

Worst Cooks in America premiered Season 28 with a star-studded cast of reality TV heroes and villains. The funny, sincere, and loud Sebastian Bach is on the hero’s side. Bach, who chose to participate in Worst Cooks In America to learn how to cook for his wife, stands out with his voice and jokes while being his authentic self. From quick dumb jokes to holding a tune, Bach makes sure to entertain. Unlike many other contestants, Bach’s jokes seem to flow naturally. Sebastian Bach is the funniest contestant on Worst Cooks in America Season 28.

Worst Cooks in America is typically not centered around reality stars, usually opting to take ordinary everyday cooks from around the country to help them learn kitchen skills they can take home. However, Season 28 of Worst Cooks in America takes some of reality’s favorite heroes and villains, including Wes Bergmann and Tiffany “New York” Pollard, who both just competed in House of Villains. Finding the worst cooks may seem like a tall order, but Worst Cooks in America seems to have accomplished that. Sebastian Bach is not any better or worse of a cook than the others, but he is more fun to watch. Although some will know Bach as the original singer for Skid Row, he also appeared as the Tiki in Season 10 of The Masked Singer. Now that he is on Worst Cooks in America, he has officially become a reality star.

Sebastian Bach Jokes Around on ‘Worst Cooks in America’

Sebastian Bach making a disgusted face in Worst Cooks in America — Image via Food Network

With a show like Worst Cooks in America, it is easy for contestants to joke around, which Sebastian Bach does endlessly. Bach immediately stands out when speaking because of his voice. Bach’s voice cuts through everyone else’s since it is higher pitched and overall louder, but it is clear that he was a metal singer. Sebastian Bach plays the metal bit up, emphasizing terms like “ladle” and “al dente,” which the editors conveniently place gothic text over. Besides his voice being so specific that it stands out, Bach also makes the most jokes, and it’s clear he is having fun. Bach’s jokes aren’t too deep, but it’s enough to keep you smiling. Plus, he tends to laugh at his own jokes, and it’s hard not to laugh with him. Besides his jokes and quips, Bach often ends up singing or screaming words to sound metal. Bach holds a note in the first few minutes of the first episode. Bach is having fun on Worst Cooks in America by entertaining himself and the audience with his humor and voice.

The 10 Best Food Network Stars, Ranked

Time to say ‘Yes, Chef’ to these Food Network stars!

Sebastian Bach Is His Authentic Self on ‘Worst Cooks in America’

Even with a bunch of reality stars, most of Worst Cooks in America feel forced and fake, but Sebastian Bach comes across as genuine. The cooking skills of the Worst Cooks in America may really be bad, but many of the meals lack common sense to the point where it does not feel real. However, what is the most forced are the jokes. Many people are playing a character for the camera, like Big Brother star Frankie Grande or Trinity the Tuck from RuPaul’s Drag Race. Both contestants are funny, as are the others, but Bach’s brand of humor does not feel as forced. It genuinely seems like he is having fun, making him so much more fun to watch. Just like everyone else, Bach is playing up his character, in his case, the fact that he is a metal singer. However, with Bach, it just feels like this is who he is on and off the camera. Besides his sincerity, Bach is also a team player. This season of Worst Cooks in America has the teams split into heroes and villains, with Bach on the hero side, where he belongs. Bach has no problem rooting for anyone or helping out his teammates. When Jeff Mauro and Antonia Lofaso compete to pick their teams, Bach cheers them on. Bach advised Dancing With the Stars dancer Cheryl Burke during her head-to-head competition with Big Brother villain Rachel Reilly. His willingness to help his team and the fun he has while attempting to cook make Sebastian Bach the most genuine contestant on Worst Cooks in America.

He might not be the best cook, but Sebastian Bach is the best part of this season of Worst Cooks in America. It is easy to root for Bach and his long hair, which he tries very hard to keep out of the dishes. Bach is a genuine, fun, and compelling person to watch. Even with some of the most dramatic reality stars standing beside him, Bach is the most entertaining contestant on Season 28 of Worst Cooks in America.

Your changes have been saved

Worst Cooks In America

Some of the worst cooks in the country will compete in an elimination series. The last two standing have the chance to cook for culinary critics and win a cash prize.

Release Date: January 3, 2010
Seasons: 28
Network: Food Network