The new season ofWorst Cooks in Americawill take you on a trip down memory lane.

Discovery+ recently announcedWorst Cooks in America Celebrity Edition: That’s So ’90s, which will feature a star-studded lineup of guests from popular shows that aired throughout the decade.

Fans will recognize celebrities including Lori Beth Denberg(All That), Elisa Donovan(Clueless), Tracey Gold(Growing Pains), Jennie Kwan(California Dreams),Matthew Lawrence(Boy Meets World),Mark Long(Road Rules),Jodie Sweetin(Full House), Nicholle Tom(The Nanny)and Curtis Williams(The Parent ‘Hood).

“While these recruits were Hollywood darlings on television in the ’90s, they never won anyone over with their cooking – so Anne and Jeff guide them through a series of rigorous challenges to improve their culinary game. From a short-order diner relay to superhero-themed obstacle course, the challenges are wilder and more outrageous than ever,” reads a press release for the show.

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Only the star with the most improved cooking skills at the show’s finale will be awarded $25,000 on behalf of the charity of their choice and " bragging rights for their team mentor," it added.

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On Sunday, Burrell shared her excitement about the season with fans in anInstagram post.

“I am THRILLED to announce that the next season of #worstcooks ‘Celebrity Edition’ will be premiering on Sunday April 24th at 9 pm on @foodnetwork !!! I am paired up with my GREAT friend @jeffmauro to take this hilarious and super fun group of celebrities through boot camp!!! #ilovewhatido #luckygirl,” Burrell, 52, captioned the post.

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“This cast is so much fun – and most of them have never spent this much time in the kitchen,” said the network’s president, Courtney White, per the news release. “The season is a nostalgia-filled blast with familiar faces, hilarious challenges and some impressive culinary transformations.”

Worst Cooks in America Celebrity Edition: That’s So ‘90swill premiere Sunday, April 24 at 9 p.m., with streaming available on discovery+.

source: people.com