Lela Loren, star of Power, pairs up with Bobby Flay's pal Michael Symon to try to get Bobby to power down in his own kitchen; chefs Lien Lin and Hamidullah Noori attempt to throw Bobby a curve ball with a dish he's never heard of.

America's favorite weatherman, Al Roker, joins Katie Lee to bring a torrential downpour on Bobby Flay's day; chefs Maria Grubb and Justin Walker will be cooking up a storm to try to rain on Bobby's parade.

Superchef Anne Burrell teams up with supermodel Gigi Hadid to give Bobby a real taste of the spotlight; they're hoping international chefs Melissa Araujo and Max Robbins can blind Bobby with their brilliance and capture a win.

Scott Conant teams up with actress Sasha Pieterse to get the truth and a loss out of Bobby Flay; they get a little help from talented farm-to-table chef Anthony Lo Pinto and seafood maven Franco Robazetti.

Actor Joseph Sikora joins Michael Symon to bring the muscle into Bobby Flay's kitchen; they recruit superchefs Ian Rynecki and Ruth Wigman to put the squeeze on Bobby.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Jeff Mauro of "The Kitchen" aim to take down Bobby Flay; chefs Kathy Fang and Natascha Hess get into a pickle with the star ingredient.

"The Kitchen" co-hosts Sunny Anderson and Geoffrey Zakarian come together to escort chefs Paddy Coker and Greg Lutes down the red carpet and snub Bobby Flay along the way.

Chef Carla Hall and professional dancer Allison Holker Boss bring the moves as chefs Kimberly Plafke and Tiana Gee try to bring Bobby Flay a sweet defeat.

Alex Guarnaschelli reunites with her "Ciao House" co-host, Gabriele Bertaccini, to lead chefs Rachelle Murphy and Jackson Kalb to a world of pasta-bilities in beating Bobby Flay.

Sunny Anderson and Amanda Freitag enlist the help of chefs Ed Oliveira and Eric McCree, two chefs that Sunny knows personally, to conquer Bobby Flay's kitchen.

Sunny Anderson and actor Jenna Elfman team up with chefs Francisco Higareda and Chris Dodson to crush Bobby Flay with their international flavors.

Maneet Chauhan and Jaymee Sire celebrate Bobby Flay's demise and invite chefs Victoria Elizondo and Tajahi Cooke to join their party!

Chefs Emily Oyer and Dan Jacobs are back for revenge; robbed of a win in their first battle, Ted Allen and host Lauren Scala are helping to ensure that one chef doesn't lose twice to Bobby Flay.

Scott Conant and Anne Burrell impress Bobby Flay with their good hair and their skilled competitors, chefs Dave Hadley and Kat Turner.

Chefs Kathy Fang and Nate Appleman lost once, but they're back to make sure that doesn't happen again. Brooke Williamson and Tiffany Derry cheer them on to victory over Bobby Flay.

Sunny Anderson and Amanda Freitag enlist the help of chefs Ed Oliveira and Eric McCree, two chefs that Sunny knows personally, to conquer Bobby Flay's kitchen.

Sunny Anderson and actor Jenna Elfman team up with chefs Francisco Higareda and Chris Dodson to crush Bobby Flay with their international flavors.

Maneet Chauhan and Jaymee Sire celebrate Bobby Flay's demise and invite chefs Victoria Elizondo and Tajahi Cooke to join their party!

Chefs Emily Oyer and Dan Jacobs are back for revenge; robbed of a win in their first battle, Ted Allen and host Lauren Scala are helping to ensure that one chef doesn't lose twice to Bobby Flay.

Scott Conant and Anne Burrell impress Bobby Flay with their good hair and their skilled competitors, chefs Dave Hadley and Kat Turner.

Chefs Kathy Fang and Nate Appleman lost once, but they're back to make sure that doesn't happen again. Brooke Williamson and Tiffany Derry cheer them on to victory over Bobby Flay.

Chef Carla Hall and professional dancer Allison Holker Boss bring the moves as chefs Kimberly Plafke and Tiana Gee try to bring Bobby Flay a sweet defeat.

Alex Guarnaschelli reunites with her "Ciao House" co-host, Gabriele Bertaccini, to lead chefs Rachelle Murphy and Jackson Kalb to a world of pasta-bilities in beating Bobby Flay.

Three teams pounce on Panama City, Florida, in an effort to scrap their way into the finale; Tyler Florence launches a secret challenge that earns one truck an advantage against a team of their choosing, and a few hard feelings come into play.

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Competitors race to turn mystery ingredients into three-course meals; its all about skill, speed and ingenuity and only one chef will impress the judges enough to survive the chopping block.

A Colorado Springs joint plates burgers on homemade focaccia; a San Antonio spot serves decadent dulce de leche cookies; a Sicilian place in Gilbert, Ariz., goes strong with their Grandpa pie.

Guy Fieri's finding flavor, starting with a Gainesville, Fla., bagel shop serving carrot-style lox on salted rosemary; then a Baton Rouge, La., joint is chargrilling oysters, and a spot in Naples, Fla., is serving prime-time pastrami.

Bennett challenges the four remaining teams to create scenes based on three words, and the pumpkin artists are in the spotlight as their monster must be completely made of pumpkin; judges Shinmin Li & Aarti Sequeira decide which teams move on.

Host Bennett challenges seven teams of the best cake, sugar and pumpkin artists in the world to create the spookiest displays, complete with mouthwatering treats; judges Shinmin Li,Aarti Sequeira decide which team will walk away with $25,000.

John Henson asks the bakers to make cryptic message desserts that reveal an eerie dispatch from the other side. Judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell must decide who wins $1,000 for their mysterious missive and whose message now reads exit.

Creativity turns creepy as John Henson asks the bakers to craft a horrifying fusion of two beings into one spliced souls dessert; judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell decide which baker best captures the terror of transformation.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

In Seattle, a funky spot makes their name with scratch-made Russian piroshki; a joint in Kona serves up a bite of culture with their authentic Hawaiian cuisine; in Chicago, an old-school Jewish deli dishes out their specialties cafeteria-style.

A funky joint in Little Rock, Ark., pairs their craft brews with all kinds of on-the-bun creations; two brothers put out real deal Italian food; a sandwich shop in Santa Rosa, Calif., dishes out all kinds of righteous recipes.

Hearty helpings of comfort include a soul food spot dishing out Southern seafood and killer fried chicken in Atlanta.

In Vancouver, a pie shop bakes up both sweet and savory sensations; in Chico, Calif., a morning hot spot pumps up French toast; a made-from-scratch spot in Richland, Wash., makes gangster gravlax and a burger topped with a twist.

A funky Italian joint in Wilmington, Del., serves arancini and veal scaloppini; a Middle Eastern street food spot in San Diego serves shawarma and falafel; a not-your-typical pizza place in Vancouver tops things off with lamb sausage and pig cheeks.

A farm-to-table gem putting out bison gravy fries and a lights-out lamb sandwich; a funky Mexican seafood spot frying fish and stuffing outrageous oysters; a barbecue joint serving up fully loaded baked potatoes and smoked sausage.

Two brothers-in-law carry on a decades-long seafood tradition; a mother-son duo running a breakfast, lunch and dinner joint in honor of their Pop; father-son meat masters firing up killer char-becue.

Guy Fieri is trying Scandinavian, Persian and Asian wings; vintage food truck in Portland, Ore. with Norwegian wraps; Iranian cuisine in Sunrise, Fla.; wild wings in Oklahoma City.

Bend, Ore., where a funky spot stuffs their buns with unexpected flavors; a Puerto Rican oasis in Utah cooks real deal mofongo, and a Nashville joint serves coal-fired pizza.

Guy Fieri digs into dishes perfect for pickin' up and chowin' down, like a bomb barbecue pie at a pizza-bakery in Laramie, Wyo.; a funky Cleveland bar makes monster tots; a Vietnamese spot in Anchorage, Alaska, cooks up crepes.

Guy Fieri heads east to get a taste of the South; a smokehouse in New Hampshire is putting its own spin on meatloaf; a funky North Carolina joint is spicin' up its shrimp; a historic Florida spot is making a standout seafood stew.

Guy Fieri tries standout seafood at an old ice cream shop in Tybee Island, Ga., and culinary comfort food in Savannah, Ga.; in Boise, Idaho, a taco spot gets creative with their carnitas.

Guy Fieri's getting stuffed and sandwiched; in Los Angeles, a taco truck goes big with the birria; in Bend, Ore., it's Polish-palooza with lights-out pierogis; in Milford, Ohio, an elevated diner is spicing up its chicken sandwich.

Guy Fieri's visiting restaurants owned by familiar Food Network faces; in Studio City, Calif., chef Antonia Lofaso is cooking up global flavors, and in Rapid City, S.D., chef Justin Warner is serving up righteous ramen and dynamite dumplings.

A taste of Philadelphia; funky malt house serving Buffalo wings; Polish twist on the cheesesteak; longtime tavern making mama's real deal Italian recipes; mother-daughter trio cookin' up authentic Indonesian specialties.

Guy Fieri's having smoking Southern meats and more; in Mobile, Ala., a family-run barbecue joint is putting out a bomb boss burger with a side of rib candy; in Atlanta, chef G. Garvin's steakhouse is serving up a next-level lobster mac and cheese.

Guy Fieri's diving into dumplings from around the world; a Japanese joint in Cincinnati fires up meaty gyozas; a Nepalese spot in Oregon showcases its traditional fare; in Los Angeles, a Lebanese-Armenian oasis puts out a dumpling dish.

Guy Fieri road trips across America to check out classic greasy spoons; with a new generation of owners and delicious homemade food, these are the kind of places that make America special.

Guy Fieri's on a tour of the Southeast, starting with an out-of-bounds brisket po'boy in Port Allen, LA; then, Guy finds shrimp rolls in Gainesville, Fla.; a Korean-Mexican mashup in Atlanta is rocking big-time bulgogi cheesesteaks.

In Fargo, N.D., a funky place is piling barbecue onto mac and heating up wings; a Mexican joint in Parkland, Fla., is pumping out righteous recipes inside a gas station; a scratch-made spot servin' up hearty home cooking in Philadelphia.

Guy Fieri checks out a Trinidadian shop in Marietta, Ga., that's plating lights-out oxtail; a Los Angeles Thai spot serves beefed-up boat noodles; an Italian joint near Cincinnati fires up primo pancetta bucatini.

Texas meets Ethiopia at a Dallas-area joint with big-time brisket injera nachos; a Naples, Fla., spot has a gluten-free twist on beignets and an Atlanta chef is serving up carnitas and barbacoa.

Guy Fieri's diving into dumplings from around the world; a Japanese joint in Cincinnati fires up meaty gyozas; a Nepalese spot in Oregon showcases its traditional fare; in Los Angeles, a Lebanese-Armenian oasis puts out a dumpling dish.

Guy Fieri road trips across America to check out classic greasy spoons; with a new generation of owners and delicious homemade food, these are the kind of places that make America special.

Guy Fieri's on a tour of the Southeast, starting with an out-of-bounds brisket po'boy in Port Allen, LA; then, Guy finds shrimp rolls in Gainesville, Fla.; a Korean-Mexican mashup in Atlanta is rocking big-time bulgogi cheesesteaks.

In Fargo, N.D., a funky place is piling barbecue onto mac and heating up wings; a Mexican joint in Parkland, Fla., is pumping out righteous recipes inside a gas station; a scratch-made spot servin' up hearty home cooking in Philadelphia.

Guy Fieri checks out a Trinidadian shop in Marietta, Ga., that's plating lights-out oxtail; a Los Angeles Thai spot serves beefed-up boat noodles; an Italian joint near Cincinnati fires up primo pancetta bucatini.

Texas meets Ethiopia at a Dallas-area joint with big-time brisket injera nachos; a Naples, Fla., spot has a gluten-free twist on beignets and an Atlanta chef is serving up carnitas and barbacoa.

A taste of Philadelphia; funky malt house serving Buffalo wings; Polish twist on the cheesesteak; longtime tavern making mama's real deal Italian recipes; mother-daughter trio cookin' up authentic Indonesian specialties.

Guy Fieri's having smoking Southern meats and more; in Mobile, Ala., a family-run barbecue joint is putting out a bomb boss burger with a side of rib candy; in Atlanta, chef G. Garvin's steakhouse is serving up a next-level lobster mac and cheese.

Guy visits a butchery for loaded burgers and scratch-made corn dogs; a multi-generational diner makes mile-high meatloaf and an apple pie French toast; a 1700s inn turned gastropub serves a tomato twist on burgers and a funky spin on disco fries.

In Oregon, a Spanish restaurant serves outrageous octopus and an homage to the chef's childhood; a multitasking market making polenta sandwiches and biscuits and gravy; in New Hampshire, a modern cantina serves belly tacos and a pig's head platter.

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The kitchen is making their favorite fall festival treats, including the ultimate pumpkin bread, honey-fried turkey legs with japanese BBQ sauce and apple fritters with hot honey glaze; a game of Try or Deny features some unexpected fall flavors!

Molly Yeh prepares for Valentine's Day dinner by cooking juicy roasted sumac chicken smothered in zhug sauce, matbucha on a bed of whipped feta, veggie fried rice with middle eastern spices, and chocolate cardamom cake donuts for dessert.

Molly Yeh is making the coziest foods imaginable; spiced beef hot dish with bacon jalapeno cornbread; loaded potato skins; for dessert, dreamy Tahini fudge pie.

Ree Drummond shares a collection of super-fast dinners, beginning with quick and easy Tex-Mex Pulled Chicken; there's spicy Orange-Ginger Steak Stir-Fry, thrifty Creamy Pork Chop Pasta with Easy Caesar and Mushroom Street Tacos made in minutes.

Ree Drummond is taking comfort food on the road, starting with marvelous Meatloaf Sliders; Ree makes cowboy-approved Chicken Pot Hand Pies, an elevated classic combo of Pimento Cheese BLTs and Homemade Crustless PB&Js for kids of all ages.

The kitchen puts side dishes on center stage and Jeff Mauro shares his essential tips for stuffing; recipes include smoked gouda skillet Mac and Cheese, herbed potato salad and twice baked miso sweet potatoes; Jeff has ways to use leftovers.

Valentine's Day food, crafts and sweet surprises; hidden heart cake; food-inspired Valentines; snack mix brownies; sour cream swirl brownies; a box of chocolates cake; pasta pomodoro; Mamrie Hart's French kiss 75 cocktail.

Eric Adjepong hosts as Thai cuisine chefs attempt to blow Alex Guarnaschelli out of the water with their skills; Justin Pichetrungsi and Penny Chutima judge the two rounds of spicy cooking.

In Cambridge, Mass., a joint fries up Nashville hot chicken and gangster gumbo; a smoking spot in Sparks, Nev., firing up wagyu brisket and wing nachos; in Juneau, Alaska, a fusion house is putting out smoked-brisket pho and honey-bourbon ribs.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is divin' into inventive eats; in Burlington, Vt., a funky joint cooking up mac and cheese pancakes; in Richmond, Va., going gangbusters with grits; artistic eatery in Ottawa, Canada.

In Bend, Ore., a bagel shop is loading up pastrami; a Venezuelan spot in Salt Lake City is making amazing arepas; a Nashville joint is putting their twist on Jamaican specialties.

Guy Fieri starts at a Vietnamese spot in Albuquerque, N.M., with banh mi; in Anchorage, Alaska, there's real Italian deli.

In California, Guy takes Marc Summers to check out fried rice in a bowl and burrito; then, he's off to Vegas with Hunter for real deal Jamaican and to Florida for lobster meatballs and pork cheek empanadas.

Fieri grabs flavorful meat that runs the gamut; Mexican pork sandwiches in Memphis, Tennesse; curry chicken and rich short ribs in St. Simons Island, Georgia; in Scottsdale, Arizona, a funky spot serves up Italian beef and duck fried rice.

Guy Fieri visits restaurants with diverse cuisines; he tries Balinese chicken thighs at a Southeast Asian restaurant in Minneapolis and BBQ Reubens at a New Jersey; a couple prepares plant-based dishes in Montana.

John Henson discovers a dead body in the fridge and asks the bakers to make organ donation desserts to honor the deceased; one baker wins $1,000; to avoid elimination, the bottom three bakers make treats featuring a demon-possessed household item.

Host John Henson has a close encounter with a ghost that inspires ghostly transformation desserts; one supernatural sweet scares up $1,000 after impressing judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell.

John Henson asks the bakers to make cryptic message desserts that reveal an eerie dispatch from the other side. Judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell must decide who wins $1,000 for their mysterious missive and whose message now reads exit.

Creativity turns creepy as John Henson asks the bakers to craft a horrifying fusion of two beings into one spliced souls dessert; judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell decide which baker best captures the terror of transformation.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

John Henson asks the bakers to make cryptic message desserts that reveal an eerie dispatch from the other side. Judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell must decide who wins $1,000 for their mysterious missive and whose message now reads exit.

Creativity turns creepy as John Henson asks the bakers to craft a horrifying fusion of two beings into one spliced souls dessert; judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell decide which baker best captures the terror of transformation.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

John Henson tells an Australian fire-eater's tale before asking the bakers to create flambéed pavlovas; extraterrestrial oddities inspire alien head cakes with enough ooze to gross out Carla Hall, Stephanie Boswell and Zac Young.

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Memorable suppers from Molly's early days on the farm include chicken pot hot dish and a sweet cookie salad with homemade cookies and mandarins; Pizza Friday features sausage and broccolini pizza pockets to be enjoyed out on the tractor with Nick.

Molly Yeh jump-starts her sisters' trip to Mexico with Sausage, Egg and Cheese Tostada Wraps, Fried Flour Shell Turkey Tacos, a Charred Corn and Tomato Salad with Creamy Cilantro Green Goddess Dressing, and a Horchata Ice Cream Orange Soda Float.

Molly Yeh hosts a moms' night in with her friends; she cooks up grilled salmon with charred veggie lemon orzo, a salami nicoise salad, elderflower slushes and peach shortcakes.

It's wheat harvest time, and it is time to make a tasty wheat truck lunch for two. Crispy fried chicken Banh Mi sandwiches, a side of salt and vinegar potato salad, a savory miso broccoli grain salad, and a tart pickled plum crumble.

Molly Yeh hosts brunch for Bernie's library play group; she promotes eating well with a ham frit-tot-ta, sausage breakfast pals on Hawaiian buns, and spinach cookies; she piles chocolate chunk peanut butter pancakes with whipped cream.

Molly Yeh throws her dad a game day party with an Asian-inspired menu and serves steamed pigs in a blanket, veggie pan-fried noodles, a peanut chicken seven-layer dip with flakey sesame pancakes and sticky honey sachima for dessert.

Ree Drummond is cooking a collection of budget friendly dinners, starting with a fancy yet frugal chicken stroganoff with buttery parsley noodles that's perfect for dinner parties.

Ree Drummond is making brunch, starting with brioche French toast with citrus cream cheese; egg white frittata, mini French breakfast puffs and more.

Cheesy smashed burgers with beer-battered onion strings and a kicked-up fry sauce; dark chocolate brownies with fresh strawberry sauce and hot fudge sauce are used to make a six-foot sundae.

Creamy overnight oatmeal with crisp caramel and fresh berries; lamb chops with mint; green beans with lemon and blue cheese; baked sweet potato with cream and mint; boozy dulce de leche coffee.

Actor Christine Baranski visits Ina Garten's barn to talk Broadway breaks, love at first sight and living the Italian dream; Ina makes Maple-Oatmeal Scones and they take a culinary trip to Italy by cooking Weeknight Bolognese and Roasted Broccolini.

Tina Fey joins Ina Garten for a fun-filled day of deep conversation and cooking; Ina welcomes Tina with Breakfast Panna Cotta; they team up to make Tina's signature Greek Lemon Potatoes served with Ina's Chicken Thighs with Creamy Mustard Sauce.

Actress Emily Mortimer joins Ina Garten for a day of cooking and conversation; Ina makes Emily a ravioli en brodo while they discuss career challenges, and the two swap lessons in English Yorkshire pudding and American brunch boards.

Ann Patchett joins Ina Garten for a fun-filled day at the barn; Ina welcomes her with a rustic Cherry Clafouti; for lunch, they share Charlie Bird's Farro Salad with Ina's Jammy Eggs and Ann's favorite Roasted Cauliflower.

Sweet ways to celebrate Valentine's Day; sake and miso-marinated salmon with coconut rice and broccolini; a brownie tart; mint chocolate bonbons.

The teams are in Gringotts Wizarding Bank, where James and Oliver Phelps ask the bakers to create 3-foot showpieces inspired by the bank's main hall, tunnels and vaults.

In a salute to the famed shops of Diagon Alley, hosts James and Oliver Phelps challenge the bakers to make 50 handheld desserts to feed a crowd of Harry Potter fans, who vote on a winner; judges Carla Hall and Jozef Youssef decide which team must go.

James and Oliver Phelps host as pairs of professional bakers create edible showpieces on the actual Harry Potter film sets; guest actors from the films share behind the scenes experiences as they join judges Carla Hall and Jozef Youssef.

James and Oliver Phelps ask bakers to create a four-foot-tall showpiece inspired by Albus Dumbledore's office items; Harry Potter alumna Bonnie Wright joins judges Carla Hall and Jozef Youssef to decide which teams advance to the final showdown.

Creating a showpiece that reaches at least 6 feet tall and commemorates at least one event that takes place in the Great Hall; the bakers must also include two culinary effects and incorporate at least two tasting elements; surprise guests arrive.

Bennett challenges the four remaining teams to create scenes based on three words, and the pumpkin artists are in the spotlight as their monster must be completely made of pumpkin; judges Shinmin Li & Aarti Sequeira decide which teams move on.

Host Bennett challenges seven teams of international cake, sugar and pumpkin artists to create spooky displays, complete with mouthwatering treats; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team will walk away with $25,000.

The final two teams create modern spell-casting scenes that include one special effect and three complete characters; it's up to Jonathan Bennett, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira to decide who will be crowned Halloween Wars champion and win $25,000.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

Young bakers must face the creepy pumpkin patch for this challenge and create 3D pumpkin patch pinata cakes.

The final two teams create modern spell-casting scenes that include one special effect and three complete characters; it's up to Jonathan Bennett, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira to decide who will be crowned Halloween Wars champion and win $25,000.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

Young bakers must face the creepy pumpkin patch for this challenge and create 3D pumpkin patch pinata cakes.

Host Bennett challenges seven teams of international cake, sugar and pumpkin artists to create spooky displays, complete with mouthwatering treats; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team will walk away with $25,000.

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It's Molly Yeh's turn to host her cookbook club, and this week's theme: Midwest church cookbooks: she puts her own twists on some classics to serve up a Ham and Bean Hotdish, Boozy Gelatin Salad, Midwest Green Salad and Miso Millionaire Bars.

Molly Yeh throws a baseball tailgate on the farm with Asian-inspired eats; she makes creamy bok choy peanut noodles, juicy lion's head meatball burgers with fried eggs and crunchy Asian coleslaw; for dessert, she makes her ooey-gooey mochi cookies.

Chorizo and tot breakfast burritos; giant sausage pasta; shaved fennel salad; beet red-ish velvet cake with cream cheese frosting.

Molly Yeh and her Aunt Lucy have a Chinese-inspired dinner with the family's favorite dishes; Molly makes her mouthwatering Mapo Tofu with Pork, fresh Chili Crisp Vinaigrette Salad and silky Egg Drop Soup.

Molly Yeh makes shrimp fun rolls, sticky fried rice with lap cheong, ginger scallion chicken steamed buns and a matcha crepe cake.

Molly Yeh makes a delicious dinner during naptime; she sneaks away to prepare Slow Cooker Asian Wedding Soup, one-Dish Salmon and Veggies, Tamagoyaki and a Red Bean Snacking Cake with Yogurt Glaze.

Nick's building their own bowling lane, and they're inviting friends over to play and enjoy Molly's super sloppy joes, craveworthy sweet potato waffle fry nachos and crunchy snap pea popcorn salad.

Molly makes cheesy smashed meatball burgers, a colorful antipasto salad with prosciutto-wrapped breadsticks, a crispy parmesan fried onion and spumoni cake jars for dessert.

A strange new food trend; pumpkin roll up; the Maniac Pumpkin Carvers demonstrate carving basics; a supermarket fix with an eerie twist; transforming Halloween candy; spooky sangria.

Beefy butternut squash chili; two ways to jazz up supermarket apple cider donuts; monstrous MacSagna; crafts and tips for Halloween parties; Jack in the Pumpkin cocktail; the terrifying touch test.

The kitchen puts side dishes on center stage and Jeff Mauro shares his essential tips for stuffing; recipes include smoked gouda skillet Mac and Cheese, herbed potato salad and twice baked miso sweet potatoes; Jeff has ways to use leftovers.

Jonathan Bennett asks the teams create displays of a vampire on a date gone wrong; while the teams highlight their cake artist's skill with a tasting element, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide who won't be getting a second date.

Jonathan Bennett asks the teams create displays of a vampire on a date gone wrong; while the teams highlight their cake artist's skill with a tasting element, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide who won't be getting a second date.

The final two teams create their largest display yet, that of a hotel; it is up to Jonathan Bennett, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira to decide who will check out with the "Halloween Wars" championship title and the $25,000 grand prize.

Chef Anne Burrell brings rising star comedian Jaboukie Young White from The Daily Show to hit Bobby Flay with some breaking news; Italian expert chefs Nicole Karr and David Benstock are recruited.

Comedian Samantha Bee and Michael Symon go all out to derail Bobby Flay so chefs Johnny Alvarez and Stanton Bundy can score a win.

Chef Michael Symon and Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec recruit chefs Poppy O'Toole and Joel Childs to master English specialties and mash up Bobby Flay in the competition.

Bobby Flay is served a signature dish that is out of his comfort zone as "Chopped" host Ted Allen and Chef Tiffani Faison root for chefs Jim Armstrong and Earl James Reynolds to take him down.

Sunny Anderson and TV host Ross Mathews team up with chefs Kaleena Bliss and Melissa Donahue-Talmage to boil up a win against Bobby Flay.

Michael Symon and comedian Manon Mathews cheer on chefs Erin Miller and Stephen Coe, while Bobby Flay is greeted with a familiar face.

Creativity turns creepy as John Henson asks the bakers to craft a horrifying fusion of two beings into one spliced souls dessert; judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell decide which baker best captures the terror of transformation.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

John Henson asks the bakers to make haunted grounds desserts to impress judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell; the final bakers must create a most feared demise cake to win $25,000 and the title of Halloween Baking Champion!

Host Bennett challenges seven teams of international cake, sugar and pumpkin artists to create spooky displays, complete with mouthwatering treats; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team will walk away with $25,000.

The final teams turn classic children's stories into scary tales for the all-stars championship title, the hallowed prize belts and 50,000 dollars.

John Henson asks the bakers to make haunted grounds desserts to impress judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell; the final bakers must create a most feared demise cake to win $25,000 and the title of Halloween Baking Champion!

Host Bennett challenges seven teams of international cake, sugar and pumpkin artists to create spooky displays, complete with mouthwatering treats; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team will walk away with $25,000.

The final teams turn classic children's stories into scary tales for the all-stars championship title, the hallowed prize belts and 50,000 dollars.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

Hosts Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown challenge the bakers to make pull-apart Halloween cupcakes with a scary ingredient and a hot pepper on, a ghost pepper.

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Andrew Zimmern finds out that there's a lot more than meat and potatoes on the table in Iowa; Pork brains with spring onion kimchi; a stew made from a sheep's head.

Science behind what makes milk taste better; a traditional Serbian casserole made with lamb organs; emu testicles.

Trisha gets her squad together for brunch; she picks out flavored vodkas; the menu includes chocolate bacon biscuits with maple whisky whipped cream, cheesy beef and potato hash, and Eggs in Purgatory with crispy herbed parmesan breadcrumbs.

Trisha throws one more backyard party before winter comes and invites her friends over to watch her favorite Western movie, "Tombstone" as she makes Easy Pizza Dough Pretzel Bites, Southern nachos and popcorn chicken.

Trisha and her sister, Beth, explore some family history and recipes that go beyond their Southern heritage; the sisters cook their own versions of traditional English, Irish and Scottish recipes while reminiscing about their trip to England.

Inspired by a trip to the candy store, Trisha turns her Southern kitchen into a sweets factory; she and her sister, Beth, put a candy spin on some of their favorite dishes, including chocolate candy bar rounds and caramel riblets.

Candied apples; chicken tortilla soup; pumpkin roll.

Trisha Yearwood invites her friend Glenda over to try some Halloween costume ideas and test some Halloween recipes; Jack-O'-Lantern stuffed peppers; roasted butternut squash hummus with spooky chips; caramel apples and a black light cocktail.

Laila Ali invites four chefs to resolve fiery recipe rivalries; Mika Leon squares off against Brad Delgado, accusing him of stealing her recipes; Tommy Jobst and Chris Lombardi settle who builds the best burgers.

Welcoming three chefs to challenge Alex in a battle for the best fruit dish using ingredients that can give them an advantage with the judges.

Laila Ali welcomes four culinary bros to duke it out in the kitchen and with the help of chefs Maneet Chauhan and Stephanie Izard; Johnny Bananas calls out fellow Worst Cooks in America competitor Mark Long; Michael Hung settles a beef with Chris Oh.

Eric Adjepong invites three competitors from Alex Guarnaschelli's home city of New York to represent the city's diverse cuisine; judges Marcus Samuelsson and Leah Cohen keep the Big Apple in mind as the chefs use their skills to vie for the top spot.

Eric Adjepong hosts as Thai cuisine chefs attempt to blow Alex Guarnaschelli out of the water with their skills; Justin Pichetrungsi and Penny Chutima judge the two rounds of spicy cooking.

The latest stadium fare is substantial and out-of-the-park sensational, so when four bold competitors get ballpark foods in every basket, the judges have high expectations.

In addition to competing with appetizers, entrees and desserts, dog-loving chefs make treats for a canine judge.

Four chefs enter the kitchen for a diner-themed battle; three courses of elevated comfort food; guest judge Neil Patrick Harris; a breakfast-inspired final basket.

Golden baskets are packed with the fanciest of ingredients, and the chefs are challenged to rise to the occasion and create upscale meals; caviar potato chips are a posh surprise in the first basket; high-class sushi must be included in the entrees.

It's Halloween, and the basket goblins have found ingredients that are positively spooky; the chefs struggle to wrap their heads around a pasta brain, try to make something glorious out of something gross and take their shot with tasty syringes.

Jaymee Sire and Jeff Mauro bring the energy to wear Bobby Flay down; chefs Laura Gonzalez and Steven Lingenfelter try to take advantage while Jeff and Jaymee distract Bobby.

Bobby Flay's got a signature dish that's way out of his comfort zone, and "Law & Order"'s Angie Harmon and Scott Conant aren't making it any easier as they aid and abet chefs Crystal Wahpepah and Adrien Blech.

Chef Eddie Jackson and NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport huddle up with chefs Nick Shipp and Natalie Blake as they try to get Bobby Flay to fumble.

Sunny Anderson and Saturday Night Live's Punkie Johnson let the good times roll in Bobby Flay's kitchen arena as they cheer on New Orleans chefs Chris Vazquez and Eric Cook.

Chef Michelle Wallace feels like the underdog against Bobby Flay's Titans, but she's here to prove her down-home Southern flavors can compete with anyone to win $25,000. Katie Lee Biegel, star of The Kitchen, determines the winner.

Eric Adjepong welcomes back chefs Kevin Lee, Taylor Frankel and Jonathon Sawyer, who have each defeated Alex Guarnaschelli in past competitions; judges Marcus Samuelsson and Maneet Chauhan decide if Alex finds redemption.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Eric Adjepong watch as they welcome three award-winning Hawaiian chefs into the arena; they use their comfort with Hawaiian cuisine to throw off New Yorker Alex as Hawaiian icons Roy Yamaguchi and Sheldon Simeon judge.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Eric Adjepong watch three chicken experts from across America attempt to take down the Iron Chef; chefs from California, Florida and Illinois are ready to prove they have the best skills.

Chef Michelle Wallace feels like the underdog against Bobby Flay's Titans, but she's here to prove her down-home Southern flavors can compete with anyone to win $25,000. Katie Lee Biegel, star of The Kitchen, determines the winner.

Eric Adjepong welcomes back chefs Kevin Lee, Taylor Frankel and Jonathon Sawyer, who have each defeated Alex Guarnaschelli in past competitions; judges Marcus Samuelsson and Maneet Chauhan decide if Alex finds redemption.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Eric Adjepong watch as they welcome three award-winning Hawaiian chefs into the arena; they use their comfort with Hawaiian cuisine to throw off New Yorker Alex as Hawaiian icons Roy Yamaguchi and Sheldon Simeon judge.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Eric Adjepong watch three chicken experts from across America attempt to take down the Iron Chef; chefs from California, Florida and Illinois are ready to prove they have the best skills.

Chef Silvia Barban has one thing on her mind, and that's sweet revenge; Brooke Williamson has beaten Silvia in the past, and it's still on her mind! If she can handle the hurdles of Bobby Flay's Triple Threat kitchen, she just may taste it.

Chef Michelle Wallace feels like the underdog against Bobby Flay's Titans, but she's here to prove her down-home Southern flavors can compete with anyone to win $25,000. Katie Lee Biegel, star of The Kitchen, determines the winner.

Bobby brings in undefeated chef Viet Pham to see if the Titans can end his winning streak; judge Frank Prisinzano's final score hinges on the ultimate battle between two fried chicken masters.

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Kardea Brown invites her brother Quan and his kids over to help her in the kitchen; Kardea cooks up smash burgers with the works, avocado fries, strawberry crunch bars and very berry ice cream floats.

Kardea Brown and her aunt TC cook up a meal for the volunteers of TC's church with barbecue smoked turkey wings, skillet lima beans, creamed corn casserole and lemon pudding pound cake.

Kardea Brown throws together a jazz-inspired supper club with chef Alexander Smalls; the menu includes fish chowder, grilled lamb chops with pink peppercorn sauce, fried skillet corn salad and red wine poached pears with vanilla bean custard.

Kardea Brown invites her friends over for a movie night under the stars with a delicious movie theater-inspired menu: low country muffuletta, shrimp burgers with avocado tartar sauce, fried pickles with chipotle ranch and candy bar popcorn balls.

Ree Drummond is sharing easy handheld eats for busy people on the go; breakfast croissants to start the day; portable pork and pepper pitas, a chef salad wrap and a nori wrap for a lunchbox.

Cheesy bacon hot dogs and campfire quesadillas over the fire; do-it-yourself campfire cone bar; crazy cookies; sangria.

Waffle maker pizzas, paninis and quesadillas; tips for using a zipper bag to make Caesar salad and fruit salad; chocolate cake in a mug; spicy tea kettle noodle soup.

Make-ahead dishes including chicken satay with peanut sauce and a spinach and artichoke dip with salted pita wedges.

Ree prepares a selection of easy game-day eats, starting with a simple but game-changing chocolate devil cake. Then, Ree scores big with smash tacos, speedy sticky chicken legs and jalapeño cheddar corn dogs.

Ree Drummond is sharing a selection of sweets with no cooking required, including a showstopping Whiskey Peach Icebox Pie, a shortcut Lemon Pudding Bowl, Iced Coffee Pops and bite-sized Chocolate Peanut Butter Dates.

Miami chef Adrianne Calvo won SOBE Food and Wine Festival's Triple Threat competition, but can she take down Bobby Flay's Titans on their home turf to win $25,000? OG restaurateur Rick Bayless amps up the pressure with his judging.

Chef Martel Stone infuses his West African-inspired flavors into Bobby Flay's club; the Titans know better than to underestimate Martel's cool vibe, as he is here to settle a score with Brooke Williamson and win $25,000.

Chef Dale Talde brings a chip on his shoulder and challenging round three ingredients in hopes of stumping the Titans to win $25,000; Bobby Flay invites royalty to judge the competition; Queen Giada De Laurentiis expects excellence.

Guy Fieri invites three all-star chef moms and three all-star chef dads to a team relay showdown; the teammates work on their dish one at a time in shifts.

Guy Fieri hosts a team competition between three previous winners and three judges; working one at a time, only the first chef is told that they're making a seafood platter, while the remaining chefs will have to guess what they're preparing.

Guy Fieri sets up the ultimate face-off with a relay between two teams to create a spicy champion's dinner; working blind, the chefs in the later shifts cook and present dishes based on their best guess of what the teammate before them was making.

Four chefs with a knack for cooking on a budget take on two of Guy Fieri's all-new budget games; the chefs must make a hearty lunch with ingredients that satisfy Guy's price-based grocery list.

Four returning winners vie for the title of Ultimate Guy's Grocery Games Champ; the chefs compete in a pair of one-on-one matches featuring the game Wild Cards; two chefs enter a culinary showdown and determine their final dish using fridge magnets.

Four chefs who proved their star status in the Tournament of Champions arena are now Guy Fieri's newest first timers. They have to play two of GGG's oldest games, frozen food can-can and menu magnet madness, before they can prepare their winning dishes.

The bases are loaded and so is the food as four chefs try to hit a culinary home-run; Guy Fieri spins the food wheels to determine what two stadium classics the chefs must mash up before they take on a VIP dish using only what fits in a helmet.

Four fearless chefs play Guy's scary games for a stab at a $20,000 shopping spree; Guy gives chefs a frightening ingredient that they must feature in a spicy dish; remaining chefs must choose what to cook using spooky menu-item refrigerator magnets.

Guy wheels out a vat of goo containing mysterious canned foods that the chefs must grab and use in a fried dish; a scary version of musical carts to determine ingredients for a redemption dinner.

Three of Guy Fieri's favorite DDD chefs and three GGG winners compete in a tag-team relay to create a pork dinner; the first shift chef shops for a favorite snack food and piece of equipment selected by a roll of the old culinary dice.

Four fearless chefs play Guy's scary games for a stab at a $20,000 shopping spree; Guy gives chefs a frightening ingredient that they must feature in a spicy dish; remaining chefs must choose what to cook using spooky menu-item refrigerator magnets.

Guy wheels out a vat of goo containing mysterious canned foods that the chefs must grab and use in a fried dish; a scary version of musical carts to determine ingredients for a redemption dinner.

Three of Guy Fieri's favorite DDD chefs and three GGG winners compete in a tag-team relay to create a pork dinner; the first shift chef shops for a favorite snack food and piece of equipment selected by a roll of the old culinary dice.

The bases are loaded and so is the food as four chefs try to hit a culinary home-run; Guy Fieri spins the food wheels to determine what two stadium classics the chefs must mash up before they take on a VIP dish using only what fits in a helmet.

Guy Fieri invites four chefs from his show to put their poultry skills to the test in two rounds of chicken dishes at Flavortown Market.

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Guy Fieri kicks off year five; from big names in past seasons to new chefs with the potential to go all the way, they'll all face off to win the belt, the coveted title and $150,000.

Competitors race the clock to use a red spread and dried fish in the second round; the remaining chefs must combine a citrus food and an unusual seaweed snack in their desserts.

In this battle, the chefs are blessed with an abundance of the so-called food of the gods. In the first round, the competitors attempt to make duck and chocolate fly. Faux deviled eggs are a sweet trick in the entree basket.

Four brave chefs prioritize flavor over fear as they take on outrageously daring ingredients to make killer dishes for the judges; the chefs prove they have the chops to make a swamp-loving chomper tasty and try not be be stung by a shocking sweet.

Halloween-themed ingredients including real blood and fake eyeballs are featured in the first round; the competitors get dead serious about their Halloween entrees.

Miami chef Adrianne Calvo won SOBE Food and Wine Festival's Triple Threat competition, but can she take down Bobby Flay's Titans on their home turf to win $25,000? OG restaurateur Rick Bayless amps up the pressure with his judging.

Eddie Jackson and Gigi Hadid give Bobby Flay fashion advice; chefs Maya Erickson and Jason Smith prove they're pastry pros.

BBQ Brawl veterans Carson Kressley and Rodney Scott reunite to put Bobby Flay's feet to the fire and bring home a well-charred win for chefs Kwasi Kwaa and Winnie Yee-Lakhani.

"Saturday Night Live's" Colin Jost teams up with Carla Hall and enlists the help of chefs Jo Proul and Katsui Tanabe to make Bobby Flay the butt of the joke.

British bloke Brooklyn Beckham recruits Sunny Anderson to bring a transatlantic takeover to Bobby Flay's kitchen; chefs Francis Legge and Caroline Budge are ready to bring the heat from across the pond.

Bobby Flay tries not to get dunked on by basketball legend Amar'e Stoudemire and Katie Lee Biegel. Chefs Michael O'Halloran and Alex Stickland go for the upset win.

Love is in the air as married couple and chefs Laura and Sayat Ozyilmaz team up to take Bobby Flay down; chef Michael Voltaggio and Food Network's Jeff Mauro spark a budding bromance, leaving Bobby all by his lonesome.

Actress Ali Larter links up with chef Michael Voltaggio to blind Bobby Flay with the bright lights of Hollywood and defeat him; international chefs Jorge Gonzalez and Yuri Szarzewski attempt to throw Bobby off his game with their global fare.

Chef Alex Guarnaschelli gets an assist from actress Malin Akerman, who proves to be more of a distraction than Bobby Flay can handle; chefs Andrew Bent and Alejandro Barrientos try to steal a win; Malin runs interference in Bobby's kitchen.

SNL's Heidi Gardner pairs up with Food Network's Katie Lee to give Bobby Flay a double dose of trouble. Duo Iesha Williams and Nirva Israel-Llorca go toe-to-toe with Mark and DeAnna Germano for a chance to double down on a win.

In a star-studded event, three of Bobby Flay's friends unite to try and take him down; Sunny Anderson, Alex Guarnaschelli and Buddy Valastro do their best to take the cake.

Mikey Day teams up with Katie Lee; Minnie Nguyen and Southern expert Adam Hodgson both have one goal: secure a win against Bobby.

"Chopped" judge Alex Guarnaschelli teams up with "Chopped Sweets" judge Elizabeth Chambers to give Bobby Flay some bittersweet memories; they recruit chefs Leanne Mascoli and Melanie Moss, who are sweet on walking away with a win.

Damaris Phillips and actor JB Smoove are ready to get in Bobby Flay's face; they get help from chefs Christian Gill and Cecelia Valencia, who want to sandwich Bobby out of the kitchen.

Actor and comedian Aasif Mandvi and chef Alex Guarnaschelli join forces with chefs Diane Lam and Surbi Sahni to test Bobby Flay's abilities and teach him one more A-word: the agony of defeat.

Country music superstar Martina McBride and chef Alex Guarnaschelli jam with chefs Drew Erickson and Aristide Williams to tune Bobby Flay up.

Brooke Williamson and actor Matt Walsh encourage BBF judges Ariel Fox and Jae Lee to show Bobby Flay how it's done.

Carla Hall and Sean Evans team up with chefs Chris Binotto and Darian Hernandez to challenge Bobby Flay to a food battle.

Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and CNN's Kate Bolduan give the news to chefs Zack Roth and Milena Pagán, that they've got to beat Bobby Flay.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Katie Lee Biegel get behind chefs Kyungbin Min and Alex Ottusch, while Bobby Flay cooks up his secret weapon.

Chef Antonia Lofaso partners with comedian Leslie Jones to bring the nuttiness, as chefs Josh Elliot and Vicky Colas attempt to get the last laugh over Bobby Flay.

Giada De Laurentiis and Daphne Oz "cast a spell" to beat Bobby Flay; chefs Jeffrey Hansell and Meghann Ward look to scare Bobby out of his own kitchen.

Katherine Clapner and Joe "The Baker" Baker compete in a ghoulish competition to see who gets to take on Bobby Flay; Sunny Anderson and Laura Vitale try to spook Bobby Flay into a horrifying defeat.

Carla Hall and Sean Evans team up with chefs Chris Binotto and Darian Hernandez to challenge Bobby Flay to a food battle.

Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and CNN's Kate Bolduan give the news to chefs Zack Roth and Milena Pagán, that they've got to beat Bobby Flay.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Katie Lee Biegel get behind chefs Kyungbin Min and Alex Ottusch, while Bobby Flay cooks up his secret weapon.

Chef Antonia Lofaso partners with comedian Leslie Jones to bring the nuttiness, as chefs Josh Elliot and Vicky Colas attempt to get the last laugh over Bobby Flay.

Giada De Laurentiis and Daphne Oz "cast a spell" to beat Bobby Flay; chefs Jeffrey Hansell and Meghann Ward look to scare Bobby out of his own kitchen.

Katherine Clapner and Joe "The Baker" Baker compete in a ghoulish competition to see who gets to take on Bobby Flay; Sunny Anderson and Laura Vitale try to spook Bobby Flay into a horrifying defeat.

Country music superstar Martina McBride and chef Alex Guarnaschelli jam with chefs Drew Erickson and Aristide Williams to tune Bobby Flay up.

Brooke Williamson and actor Matt Walsh encourage BBF judges Ariel Fox and Jae Lee to show Bobby Flay how it's done.

The finalists join Tyler Florence for the last leg in Fort Meyers, FL, where they face some intense selling and challenges; at the South Beach Wine and Food Festival in Miami, one team will claim $50,000.

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Jonathan Bennett asks the five remaining teams to create a scene of two monsters playing various sports while highlighting the sugar artist's skill in their display; judges Shinmin Li & Aarti Sequeira evaluate the designs, and one team is eliminated.

Bennett challenges the four remaining teams to create scenes based on three words, and the pumpkin artists are in the spotlight as their monster must be completely made of pumpkin; judges Shinmin Li & Aarti Sequeira decide which teams move on.

Host Bennett challenges seven teams of international cake, sugar and pumpkin artists to create spooky displays, complete with mouthwatering treats; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team will walk away with $25,000.

The final two teams create modern spell-casting scenes that include one special effect and three complete characters; it's up to Jonathan Bennett, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira to decide who will be crowned Halloween Wars champion and win $25,000.

Creativity turns creepy as John Henson asks the bakers to craft a horrifying fusion of two beings into one spliced souls dessert; judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell decide which baker best captures the terror of transformation.

It's the semifinals, and in honor of Pennywise the Clown, John Henson asks the bakers to make desserts inspired by the monster that haunted them as a child; the bottom three bakers must fight to make it to the finale.

John Henson asks the bakers to make haunted grounds desserts to impress judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell; the final bakers must create a most feared demise cake to win $25,000 and the title of Halloween Baking Champion!

Guy's rolling into college towns; in Columbus, Ohio, a pierogi paradise dishing out their specialties and a barbecue truck smoking premiere pork; in Boulder, Colorado, a legit Thai joint serving knockout noodles and off-the-chain chicken.

A deep-dish pie and twisted-up breadsticks at a Chicago-style spot in Tucson, Ariz.; duck wings and bite-size beef Wellington at a pub in Wilmington, N.C.; in Miami, NFL coach Jon Gruden rides shotgun with Guy to a place with out-of-the-box Cuban.

In Hawaii, a poke place knocks it out of the park with their island specialties; a crazy Italian spot in San Carlos, Calif., puts tasty twists on their homemade pasta; a Latin joint in Miami serves up killer Colombian specialties.

A beer-lover's spot in Seattle serves fish and chips and the bomb beef dip; a local Hawaiian gem dishes out fresh-catch curry and a primo poke burger; a Chinese emporium in San Francisco cooks up lobster, pork buns and even dim sum chicken feet.

Guy digs into everything from pretzels to paella; in Bozeman, Mont., a five-star take on breakfast with a Mexican pork masterpiece; in Little Rock, Ark., a microbrewery serves elevated pub grub; a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant serving up paella.

On this trip, Guy Fieri grabs a fistful of righteous hand-held toppings starting with a kolach cafe in Salt Lake City cooking up their Czech specialties with some sweetness and comfort.

Guy visits Chico, Calif., celebrating the town's food scene as residents recover from ravaging fires; a wood-fired Italian spot cooks up pork ragu; a bakery serves up savory specialties like black bean chili; a pub serves a "Pho-rench Dip.".

A Japanese-Hawaiian spot putting a quick spin on fish, burgers and burritos; a bakery cooking up Down Under comfort food like meat pies and sausage rolls; a funky joint serving international mashups like Pasta Chihuahua and an oxtail tostada.

An Italian spot with an Alaskan twist pairing pappardelle with king crab in Juneau, Alaska; a classic deli cooking modern tastes like duck pierogies in Richmond, Va.; a sausage sandwich with banana in Ottawa, Canada.

Guy goes from incredible Italian to sensational seafood; wood-fired pizza; crab cake cioppino and crab-spinach risotto; Vanilla Ice at a pirate-inspired joint serving up Brazilian and Caribbean seafood specialties.

Guy Fieri's digging into all-American and foreign favorites; in Houston, a funky spot is firing up Filipino flavor with a twist; a real-deal Washington meat market is stacking up serious sandwiches.

In Laramie, Wyo, a restaurant-bar has nachos, and a spot is cooking up a vegetarian banh mi; a Mexican place in Alaska is serving duck tacos.

Guy Fieri is pickin' up what Flavortown is puttin' down, starting at a Nashville joint that's adding green chile crunch to their signature wrap; in Florida, two beach spots are smokin' up alligator ribs and serving Venezuelan stuffed specialties.

In Boise, Idaho, an empanada emporium and a stick-to-your-ribs spot are both serving up off-the-hook sandwiches; a funky joint in Savannah, Ga., is putting out real deal wood-fired pizza and bagels.

Guy Fieri road trips across America to check out classic greasy spoons; with a new generation of owners and delicious homemade food, these are the kind of places that make America special.

Guy Fieri checks out scratch-made Italian in Buffalo, Wyo., a gluten-free Venezuelan spot in Calgary, Alberta, and a southern Caribbean mashup serving oxtail with extra spice in Memphis, Tenn.

Guy Fieri gets into seafood, sandwiches and more; a joint in Baton Rouge, La., makes a Cuban sandwich, a Gainesville, Fla., bakery serves an artichoke croissant and a spot in Tallahassee, Fla., features pineapples.

Guy Fieri's grabs big-deal eats; smoking smash burgers at a whisky joint in East Boston; a Minneapolis spot serves up flavor bursting bone marrow; a GGG alumnus dishes out the bomb Bengali-American fare in Ohio.

Guy Fieri's digs into delicious dumplings and traditional beef noodle soup in Dallas; a funky spot in Naples, FL, embraces fare-like gator sausage and frog legs; a Chicago joint serves up lights-out mojo pork with plantains.

Guy Fieri's digging into dishes just like Mama made. An Italian joint in California is bringing real deal flavor with mouthwatering meatballs, an Indianapolis duo is cooking up vegan comfort and a San Antonio taco spot is cranking out a legit veggie taco.

Guy is setting his sights on seafood and creative comfort; Stephanie Izard's Chicago joint puts out elevated diner fare like Szechuan biscuit sandwiches; in Florida, Guy finds gangster gumbo, off-the-hook etouffee and a righteous Reuben.

Guy Fieri's visiting restaurants owned by familiar Food Network faces; in Studio City, Calif., chef Antonia Lofaso is cooking up global flavors, and in Rapid City, S.D., chef Justin Warner is serving up righteous ramen and dynamite dumplings.

Guy Fieri gets into seafood, sandwiches and more; a joint in Baton Rouge, La., makes a Cuban sandwich, a Gainesville, Fla., bakery serves an artichoke croissant and a spot in Tallahassee, Fla., features pineapples.

Guy Fieri's grabs big-deal eats; smoking smash burgers at a whisky joint in East Boston; a Minneapolis spot serves up flavor bursting bone marrow; a GGG alumnus dishes out the bomb Bengali-American fare in Ohio.

Guy Fieri's digs into delicious dumplings and traditional beef noodle soup in Dallas; a funky spot in Naples, FL, embraces fare-like gator sausage and frog legs; a Chicago joint serves up lights-out mojo pork with plantains.

Guy Fieri's digging into dishes just like Mama made. An Italian joint in California is bringing real deal flavor with mouthwatering meatballs, an Indianapolis duo is cooking up vegan comfort and a San Antonio taco spot is cranking out a legit veggie taco.

Guy is setting his sights on seafood and creative comfort; Stephanie Izard's Chicago joint puts out elevated diner fare like Szechuan biscuit sandwiches; in Florida, Guy finds gangster gumbo, off-the-hook etouffee and a righteous Reuben.

Guy Fieri's visiting restaurants owned by familiar Food Network faces; in Studio City, Calif., chef Antonia Lofaso is cooking up global flavors, and in Rapid City, S.D., chef Justin Warner is serving up righteous ramen and dynamite dumplings.

Guy Fieri road trips across America to check out classic greasy spoons; with a new generation of owners and delicious homemade food, these are the kind of places that make America special.

Guy Fieri checks out scratch-made Italian in Buffalo, Wyo., a gluten-free Venezuelan spot in Calgary, Alberta, and a southern Caribbean mashup serving oxtail with extra spice in Memphis, Tenn.

In Los Angeles, gumbo and etouffee; in Minneapolis, sandwiches stacked with vegan turkey, vegan cheese and Italian meat-free meats; in Maui, Hawaii, ramen and Vietnamese crepes.

In Minneapolis, a brewery cooks up dishes like righteous pulled pork and a killer brisket sandwich; in Miami, southern favorites like hen and dumplings and a lamb belly BLT; in Los Angeles, a mega-meat pizza and wild boar gnocchi.

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Mary's delivering fast food flavors at home with dishes that are simple to make and even better to personalize as your own.

Mary takes a spice-fueled adventure around the world and helps viewers navigate the grocery store spice aisle with recipes that open up a world of flavor without leaving the kitchen.

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Mary Berg shares comfort foods that are the perfect recipe for indulging, starting with tuna noodle casserole, complete with a crusty topping of crumbled potato chips; Mary also makes mini panzerotti, herby chicken and dumplings, and ice cream tacos.

The kitchen is bringing back old-school favorites with tasty updates, including beef stroganoff with egg noodles, chicken kiev with peas and carrots and stuffed cabbage rolls; the hosts chat about the new season of "Alex vs America!".

Molly Yeh is celebrating her sixth wedding anniversary with an epic dinner that includes a T-bone steak, scalloped potatoes, charred broccolini with shishito pepper romesco and a marzipan moose mousse cake.

Molly Yeh's mom comes to the farm to share a few family recipes before baby arrives; Molly makes pastrami eggrolls as a tribute to her mother's hometown to go with citrus chicken rice bowls and grilled veggies.

Ree Drummond is getting cheesy; Mascarpone Cheesecake Bars get a cheery cherry topping; Oaxaca cheese and sharp cheddar elevate Cheese Enchiladas, Pepper Jack and Colby Jack team up in Beer Cheese for 2 and more.

Ree Drummond shares a collection of super-fast dinners, beginning with quick and easy Tex-Mex Pulled Chicken; there's spicy Orange-Ginger Steak Stir-Fry, thrifty Creamy Pork Chop Pasta with Easy Caesar and Mushroom Street Tacos made in minutes.

The kitchen is serving up drink and app pairings from around the world, from fresh raspberry and coconut water sangria with albondigas, to charcuterie chips and a French gimlet; the hosts chat about the season of "Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking!".

Sunny makes cornbread-stuffed, fried pork chops; Marcela makes apple slab pie; Geoffrey makes a Dutch Apple Pie cocktail; Joy Bauer reveals food trends for fall and provides no-carve pumpkin decorating hacks.

Eric Adjepong welcomes back chefs Kevin Lee, Taylor Frankel and Jonathon Sawyer, who have each defeated Alex Guarnaschelli in past competitions; judges Marcus Samuelsson and Maneet Chauhan decide if Alex finds redemption.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Eric Adjepong watch three chicken experts from across America attempt to take down the Iron Chef; chefs from California, Florida and Illinois are ready to prove they have the best skills.

Eric Adjepong invites Maneet Chauhan, Scott Conant and Marcus Samuelsson to try to take down Alex Guarnaschelli, using some of the most difficult ingredients yet; Antonia Lofaso and Jonathon Sawyer judge this battle.

In Kauai, Hawaii, a culinary dojo amping up local specialties like saimin and chilli pepper chicken; a twist on tacos and burritos in Kansas City, Mo.; a funky food truck in El Paso, Texas, putting out meatless Mexican that's huge on taste.

Guy Fieri and his son, Hunter, are taking a culinary journey up to Juneau, Alaska, and they dive into everything from a family-run, wood-fired pizza wagon making reindeer pie to a funky basement spot mashing up Latin-Asian fusion.

Guy's digging into dishes from beef to buns and in Logan, Utah, a place is serving up worldwide flavor, like lomo saltado and a peanut butter burger.

Brisket and burgers at a butcher shop-restaurant in Palm Beach, Fla.; Latin-style pork belly and Caribbean oxtails in Houston, Texas.

In Laramie, Wyo., an old-school cafe has green chili burritos and pie; a spot in Anchorage, Alaska has blackened chicken gnocchi.

Guy Fieri dives into a meaty smorgasbord, starting with a funky Nashville joint that serves a skyscraper burger; in New Smyrna Beach, Fla., a chef cooks up real deal gnocchi, and an out-of-this-world spot goes huge with a monster pork chop.

A Los Angeles spot dishes out El Salvadorian with a twist, while an Oregon food cart serves up authentic Indian.

Guy Fieri dives into Kenyan curried goat and Moroccan lamb in Tallahassee, Fla.; a Chicago spot serves up béchamel arancini and a deli in Gainesville, Fla., brings the heat with salt-and-pepper smoky sausages.