On Monday's Jon and Kate Plus 8, Senior, Junior and Mikey Teutul of TLC's American Chopper popped by the family's Pennsylvania home to help Jon custom build a chopper. (The episode featured some of the same footage that aired on a Chopper episode last week.)
"I don't really like motorcycles, generally speaking," Kate told the men. Still, she sucked it up and went on a bike ride ("I gotta change out of this skirt," she told the guys.)
After changing, Kate got miffed that everyone wasn't ready to bike. "Are we gonna do this or are we gonna talk about it?" she asked the group of men. "I don't like to talk," she then said, explaining that she is a "doer."
During the ride, Kate complained that Senior was "sweaty." She also said that he was "blown away" that she agreed to ride with him. "I was shocked at myself too," she added. Senior's only complain about Kate? "She said I was sweaty."
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The Gosselin kids got in on the action too, as the Teutul men brought an art project for them to work on. Kate remarked that the project looked like "something they got out of the trash can."
"The organization was not there," she said. She even asked the men, "Who organized this?" "It was pretty much all these random parts and pieces," she explained. Still, she said, "the kids had a blast, which was the funniest part."
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"It was the messiest, junkiest art project ever," she went on. "I guess when you make chopper guys do an art project, that's what you get."
When they all sat down for a meal later, Kate spazzed out when the dog ran over to them and started stealing their food. "Jon!" Kate shrieked. "Kate, like, freaks out," Jon later said of the incident. "I was like, what do you expect – you're putting food on the ground?"
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When the Teutul men gave Kate a pink vespa, they noted on the painted scooter that she had eight kids. But instead of writing the children's names, they simply wrote "girl, boy, girl, boy," and so on.
"Obviously, they didn't know their names, or pay attention, or something," said Kate, who ended up donating the ride to the Ronald McDonald house.
Just like all the episodes so far this season (with the exception of the season premiere), Kate and Jon filmed their post-interview couch sessions separately.
