It's prom night at Camp Devil's Food Lake, and host John Henson puts the six remaining bakers in charge of the party snacks; a tsunami of terror claims one more victim from the competition with help from Stephanie Boswell, Carla Hall and Zac Young.

Five talented bakers have survived the Camp Devil's Food Lake killer; John Henson challenges them to make patterned roll cakes and frightening fault line cakes to impress judges Stephanie Boswell, Carla Hall and Zac Young.

John Henson challenges the four finalists to bake using a hated ingredient; the final three bakers battle it out for $25,000 and the title of Halloween Baking Champion.

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Learn about the wonderful world of Coin Collecting with your host Mike Mezack and get the opportunity to build your own collection with the best coin deals on TV!

Trisha Yearwood visits Mackenzie Colt, owner of the famous Colts Chocolates, to get a tour of the factory; Boston cream pie; chocolate-covered cereal mix; cafe mocha; frozen chocolate mudslide.

Trisha Yearwood's close friends, Kim and Lisa, join her for a day of baking and drinking; gingerbread cookies; caramel candy and chocolate pinwheel cookies; white knight cocktails; inventive and festive cookie swap ideas.

Molly Yeh hosts a sing-along on the farm and serves comforting hamburger mac and cheese, adorable chocolate and strawberry cupcakes for lunch; she prepares crispy rice bibimbap with a side of corn cheese for dinner.

Molly Yeh makes Mexican-inspired favorites for a hockey party, including meaty al pastor taco salad, charred corn seven-layer dip, and cheese-crusted fajita veggie quesadillas; sparkly strawberry churros add a bit of extra fun for dessert.

Ree Drummond cleans out her kitchen by turning leftovers into dishes; she transforms her pantry and fridge odds and ends into Brown Sugar Buttermilk Waffles and more.

It's Ree Drummond's birthday, and she's celebrating by making over some of her all-time favorite recipes and road-testing them for social media.

Steak and shrimp taco bar; Tex-Mex black beans; queso blanco; peach salsa; roasted chili salsa; a chocolate fountain with Ree's browned butter crispy treats for dipping.

Ree Drummond makes dishes inspired by her daughter, Paige, who will be graduating from college soon; a street corn skillet, tomato avocado salad, one-pan ravioli and meatball soup and no-bake raspberry cheesecake.

Joanna reveals her homestyle favorites.

Joanna prepares a menu for an outdoor picnic with family and friends.

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.

Wendell Pierce details his rise to fame as Ina Garten teaches him how to pipe her Raspberry Corn Muffins with sweet jam; Ina indulges his love of seafood with a one-pan Summer Skillet with Clams, Sausage and Corn.

New twists on viewers' fall favorites include Sunny Anderson's mini meatloaves Cheat Sheet and Geoffrey Zakarian's pumpkin, bacon and caramelized onion quiche; cookbook author Samantha Seneviratne bakes a maple cream pie.Guests: Samantha Seneviratne..

Guy Fieri invites four chefs with a passion for pork to smoke the competition with sizzling bacon dishes; they prepare a signature bacon dish using their meager piggy bank funds and prove they can do swine dining with a high-end dish featuring fruit.

Guy shocks the chefs with a daunting Red Light Special; the chefs must make a savory treat with sweets; the final game features spooky ingredients like bone marrow, blood orange and black garlic.

Including Guy Fieri's red fright special in their creepy comfort food dish; making a midnight snack using only ingredients they can fit in a tiny trick or treat bucket; featuring spooky ingredients in a haunted high-end dinner.

Jonathan Bennett tasks the remaining teams of cake, pumpkin and sugar artists with creating a scene showing what it would look like if a nightmare came to life; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which teams will continue living the dream.

Jonathan Bennett challenges the teams to show the chaos that ensues when monsters go trick-or-treating; each teams must highlight their pumpkin carver's skill to avoid Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira sending them home with an empty candy bag.

Jonathan Bennett asks the teams to create delicious 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 to create delicious 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 displays yet, the spookiest hotels on Earth; 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.

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 catches a spirit in the X-ray room and he wants the bakers to use its X-rays as templates for build-a-spirit desserts.

The final two teams create their largest displays yet, the spookiest hotels on Earth; 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.

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 catches a spirit in the X-ray room and he wants the bakers to use its X-rays as templates for build-a-spirit desserts.

Jonathan Bennett asks the teams to create delicious 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.

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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 hosts a pumpkin-carving soiree complete with sausage mummies and bacon and greens pumpkin lasagna; for dessert, Molly has some tricky treats with her chocolate tahini dirt cup pudding with homemade gummy worms and homemade salted nut roll.

Molly Yeh hosts her brunch club with a fun Halloween theme that includes cute costumes and frighteningly good food; she makes cyclops shakshuka focaccias, apple pancakes, munster monster hash brown fingers and, for dessert, matcha macaroon monsters.

Molly Yeh hosts a Halloween party for all her friends and their little monsters; she makes some spooky treats for her guests, including cheesy Ghost Hand Pies with honey dijon dipping sauce and broccoli FrankenTots with lemon garlic mayo.

Geoffrey Zakarian goes traditional with chicken saltimbocca; Katie Lee Biegel brings the greens with her summer vegetable pasta; Sunny Anderson has some exciting festive summer spritzer globes.

Meals that are cozy for the cool weather such as harissa and fennel marinated lamb chops with tapenade, green curry with shrimp, turkey meatloaf with cranberry ketchup glaze, Tex-Mex chili mac skillet.

Bakers explore Henson Labs' Chem Lab, where John Henson tasks them with creating broken glass desserts and sinister bubbling treats; Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell test their poison tolerance before sending one baker to the cryo-freeze.

John Henson summons the spirit of Beetlejuice to help broker a deal with the lab's other spirits; to butter up the ghost, he asks the bakers to make black and white desserts and Shrinker treats that feature a tiny dessert atop a larger one.

John Henson pairs up the bakers into research teams; they create lab specimen-stuffed desserts, featuring tongues, eyeballs, noses and toes.

Inspired by the lab's umami-loving mummy, John Henson tasks the bakers with creating sweet mummy treats featuring umami ingredients.

John Henson challenges the bakers with high-velocity tornado desserts; the bakers get gooey as they present judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell with melted witch desserts.

John Henson catches a spirit in the X-ray room and he wants the bakers to use its X-rays as templates for build-a-spirit desserts.

Ten bakers explore the spooky Henson Laboratories, where mad scientist John Henson tries to appease the lab's haunting specters with sweet treats. At the end of the experiment, one baker will win the Halloween Baking Champion title and a $25,000 prize!?

The final two teams create their largest displays yet, the spookiest hotels on Earth; 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.

Four cookie masters bring Duff Goldman and Rosanna Pansino in on a hot Halloween trend by decorating half-face makeup cookies; the remaining bakers take Halloween gore to a new level by making life-size oozing zombie parts using gooey ingredients.

Ten bakers explore the spooky Henson Laboratories, where mad scientist John Henson tries to appease the lab's haunting specters with sweet treats. At the end of the experiment, one baker will win the Halloween Baking Champion title and a $25,000 prize!?

The final two teams create their largest displays yet, the spookiest hotels on Earth; 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.

Four cookie masters bring Duff Goldman and Rosanna Pansino in on a hot Halloween trend by decorating half-face makeup cookies; the remaining bakers take Halloween gore to a new level by making life-size oozing zombie parts using gooey ingredients.

John Henson catches a spirit in the X-ray room and he wants the bakers to use its X-rays as templates for build-a-spirit desserts.

The nine bakers must make their own upscale version of Maryland's Smith Island cake while incorporating boardwalk popcorn; the bake-off round involves a dessert inspired by the Pennsylvania classic shoofly pie.

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Guy Fieri's chef friends re-create some restaurant favorites; Eric Greenspan stirs a ruby red and tarragon paloma; Antonia Lofaso makes Vietnamese spring rolls; Marc Murphy prepares chicken and merguez tagine; Crista Luedtke grills chili tri-tip.

Guy Fieri and his chef friends make their lazy-day favorites; Eric Greenspan cooks chicken schnitzel, Antonia Lofaso makes seafood Fra Diavolo, Marc Murphy bakes his four-cheese spaghetti, and Crista Luedtke shares her classic boon brussels sprouts.

Joanna prepares a menu for an outdoor picnic with family and friends.

Joanna makes Chip's favorite breakfast; huevos rancheros.

Bobby Flay, Sunny Anderson and Michael Voltaggio bring in a soon-to-be bride and groom to serve as clients for the semi-finalists; if the Brawlers impress them with a cocktail hour appetizer and reception dinner, they'll earn a ticket to the finale.

Bobby Flay defends his BBQ Brawl championship title against team captains Sunny Anderson and Michael Voltaggio; the challenges are tougher than ever as judges Carson Kressley, Brooke Williamson and Rodney Scott return to name the next Master of 'Cue.

In the first basket, a freaky gummy and a funny mummy; the second round chefs find some awfully scary offal and some more gummy goodness; the final round roll features spider webs made with pretzels and blue cheese.

Four chefs work with Mediterranean classics to honor their Greek culinary heritage; they feast their eyes on a special cookie which appears to be staring back, get a leg up with their lamb entrées and are inspired by nostalgic favorites for dessert.

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

The judges see what a drag queen, a witch, a medieval re-enactor and a bloody-faced warrior will cook for them; chefs must prepare a pork tenderloin entree; cooks encounter a spiky fruit and clever cookie-crumb creation.

Tituss Burgess asks the six remaining chefs to team up and create a steak feast for VIP guest Poppy O'Toole; the competitors hope to inherit the best produce, protein and pantry items from a dearly departed colleague.

Tituss Burgess asks the remaining five chefs to create a noodle dish for VIP guest and Iron Chef Michael Symon; the bottom two chefs face off in a sudden-death round highlighting the humble pickled egg.

Tituss Burgess welcomes VIP guests Esther Choi and Judy Joo, who request something spicy for dinner from the remaining four chefs; the chefs must use even more of their precious resources to make something icy cool for the guests.

There are only three chefs remaining as host Tituss Burgess welcomes VIP guest Andrew Zimmern for a late check-in; the competitors make a midnight snack, and in the morning, they use their dwindling ingredients to create stunning breakfast dishes.

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.

Tituss Burgess welcomes three VIP guests, Iron Chefs Alex Guarnaschelli, Cat Cora and Jose Garces to the hotel; the final competitors must impress the guests with a three-course meal to win the grand prize of 25,000 dollars.

Creepy surprises and freaky finds for Halloween; special meat platter in round one; frightening ingredient is staring back at the chefs from the entree basket; the two finalists get hyped up on Halloween candy as they scare up some creative desserts.

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.

Tituss Burgess welcomes three VIP guests, Iron Chefs Alex Guarnaschelli, Cat Cora and Jose Garces to the hotel; the final competitors must impress the guests with a three-course meal to win the grand prize of 25,000 dollars.

Creepy surprises and freaky finds for Halloween; special meat platter in round one; frightening ingredient is staring back at the chefs from the entree basket; the two finalists get hyped up on Halloween candy as they scare up some creative desserts.

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.

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.

Four cookie experts make colorful and glowing Halloween stained glass cookies to bewitch Duff Goldman and Rosanna Pansino. Then, the remaining three masters build giant, elaborate Halloween funhouses complete with favorite carnival flavors.

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Kardea Brown hosts her nephew's first birthday party with a menu that all her guests -- young and old -- will love; she makes sheet pan pizzas, buffalo chicken meatballs and a vanilla celebration cake with a mini version for her nephew to smash.

Kardea Brown hosts Halloween in her new home and throws an all-out party for her friends and family; with a menu featuring pepperoni mummy strombolis, sheet pan tomato soup, Jack-o'-Lantern jambalaya stuffed peppers, and graveyard ice cream pie.

Stephen Colbert and Evie McGee-Colbert visit Ina Garten for Sour Cream Coffee Cake and to chat about working in live TV; the Colberts whip up two recipes from their new cookbook, Green Goddess Dip and Capri Sunset Cocktails.

Wendell Pierce details his rise to fame as Ina Garten teaches him how to pipe her Raspberry Corn Muffins with sweet jam; Ina indulges his love of seafood with a one-pan Summer Skillet with Clams, Sausage and Corn.

Ree is making a well-earned lunch for Ladd and his new cowgirl, Paige, who are out shipping cattle; pasta with pancetta and corn; lemon pepper chopped salad; individual skillet focaccia; easy chocolate orange ice cream.

Ree Drummond celebrates autumn with seasonal favorites, like a fall salad with spicy brittle, very veggie soup and her go-to dish for entertaining, wine-braised chicken with apricots; for a sweet finish, she makes autumn fruit compote sundaes.

Ree Drummond cooks dishes for her kid film crew, including a chickpea curry bowl for daughter Paige and a jalapeno bacon cheeseburger mac for son-in-law Mauricio; there's a layered brownie skillet sundae for nephew Stuart.

Ree Drummond celebrates the opening of her new sweet shop with a lineup of treats and sundaes; she makes an old-fashioned Jeweled Divinity and shares the secrets to two of the over-the-top sundaes.

Easy chocolate recipes; corn and cheese chowder.

Decadent chocolate treats including white chocolate raspberry cheesecake, dipped and decorated waffle cones, milk chocolate mousse and a chocolate orange martini.

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.

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.

Guy Fieri challenges three experienced chefs to prepare their best pork dish using only 10 items; the winner earns an automatic $15,000 and can wager up to $5,000 in an express lane seafood battle against the all-star judge of their choice.

Guy Fieri's teenage son, Ryder, accidentally leaves behind a cart full of his favorite after-school snacks, so Guy makes four talented, up-and-coming chefs incorporate the snacks into two rounds of GGG hijinks.

The chefs have to prove their skills in three rounds as they make comfort classics and dinners with seafood and fried ingredients; only one chef will come out on top and win a chance at a $20,000 shopping spree.

Guy Fieri brings in three teams of food truck chefs to battle it out for superiority; the teams split up to shop separate halves of the store for their bestselling dish; the chefs must shop for their best handheld duo using only their bare hands.

The chefs must use tiny jack-o'-lanterns to grab all the ingredients to make a tricked-out treat; chefs wear blindfolds to find the key item for their dinners to die for; chefs can only use their bare hands to shop for a mummified dish.

Guy Fieri brings together four all-star chefs to test their burger-making prowess; they must make an over-the-top burger and fries combo.

Guy Fieri pits four talented chefs against one another in a grocery store cooking competition.

Guy Fieri yearns to know which culinary form is better, tried-and-true classical techniques or molecular gastronomy; he invites two old-school and two new-school chefs to test their skills against each other.

A round of Flavortown golf gets the dads in their comfort zone and determines which key ingredient they must feature in their steakhouse dinner.

Guy Fieri pits four talented chefs against one another in a grocery store cooking competition.

Guy Fieri yearns to know which culinary form is better, tried-and-true classical techniques or molecular gastronomy; he invites two old-school and two new-school chefs to test their skills against each other.

A round of Flavortown golf gets the dads in their comfort zone and determines which key ingredient they must feature in their steakhouse dinner.

Guy Fieri brings together four all-star chefs to test their burger-making prowess; they must make an over-the-top burger and fries combo.

Tituss Burgess asks the remaining five chefs to create a noodle dish for VIP guest and Iron Chef Michael Symon; the bottom two chefs face off in a sudden-death round highlighting the humble pickled egg.

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John Henson pairs up the bakers into research teams; they create lab specimen-stuffed desserts, featuring tongues, eyeballs, noses and toes.

Inspired by the lab's umami-loving mummy, John Henson tasks the bakers with creating sweet mummy treats featuring umami ingredients.

John Henson challenges the bakers with high-velocity tornado desserts; the bakers get gooey as they present judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell with melted witch desserts.

John Henson catches a spirit in the X-ray room and he wants the bakers to use its X-rays as templates for build-a-spirit desserts.

Ten bakers explore the spooky Henson Laboratories, where mad scientist John Henson triesto appease the lab's hauntingspecters with sweettreats. At the end of the experiment, one baker will win the Halloween Baking Champion title and a $25,000 prize!?

Tituss Burgess welcomes VIP guests Esther Choi and Judy Joo, who request something spicy for dinner from the remaining four chefs; the chefs must use even more of their precious resources to make something icy cool for the guests.

There are only three chefs remaining as host Tituss Burgess welcomes VIP guest Andrew Zimmern for a late check-in; the competitors make a midnight snack, and in the morning, they use their dwindling ingredients to create stunning breakfast dishes.

Tituss Burgess welcomes three VIP guests, Iron Chefs Alex Guarnaschelli, Cat Cora and Jose Garces to the hotel; the final competitors must impress the guests with a three-course meal to win the grand prize of 25,000 dollars.

Jonathan Bennett welcomes four teams to the first of two qualifying rounds; each team of cake, sugar and pumpkin artists must create a monster from a specific historical period before judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team is history.

Four new teams face off in the second qualifier, Jonathan Bennett challenges them to depict the moment a person transitions into a horrifying Halloween monster; Judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira chose who moves on and who is left in the dust.

Jonathan Bennett tasks the remaining teams of cake, pumpkin and sugar artists with creating a scene showing what it would look like if a nightmare came to life; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which teams will continue living the dream.

Jonathan Bennett challenges the teams to show the chaos that ensues when monsters go trick-or-treating; each teams must highlight their pumpkin carver's skill to avoid Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira sending them home with an empty candy bag.

Jonathan Bennett asks the teams to create delicious 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 to create delicious 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 displays yet, the spookiest hotels on Earth; 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.

Jonathan Bennett challenges the teams to show the chaos that ensues when monsters go trick-or-treating; each teams must highlight their pumpkin carver's skill to avoid Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira sending them home with an empty candy bag.

Jonathan Bennett asks the teams to create delicious 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 to create delicious 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 displays yet, the spookiest hotels on Earth; 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.

Robert Irvine ventures to the forests of Mackinaw City, Mich., to create a Paul Bunyan-sized dinner for 50 lumberjacks and a dish for timber show guests.

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Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown welcome four kid bakers back to celebrate Turkey Day with Thanksgiving buttercream boards featuring duos of buttercream, baked items and chocolate-dipped treats, with the winner taking home a bountiful $10,000 prize.

Jeff Mauro challenges the five remaining teams to create a woodland creature that is throwing an ugly sweater party for all its forest friends; at the end of the festive fiesta, judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira eliminate one more team.

Jeff Mauro and the Holiday Wars time machine send the remaining four teams back in time; each group must create a Santa from a specific period in history; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide who will move forward.

Jeff Mauro invites the remaining teams to create a Christmas tree featuring Charles Schulz's beloved Peanuts characters; two teams will face off in the finale for a trip to Iceland.

Santa throws a North Pole talent show and the final two teams showcase the secret talents of the town's brave residents; Jeff Mauro, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira crown the champion.

In Nashville, a gourmet food truck with unique versions of grilled cheese; in the Sylvan Park area of Nashville, a Italian spot with namesake lasagna and lamb shanks; in Kansas City, Mo., chili pepper wontons and firebird chicken.

Guy Fieri's headed on some tasty trips back in time, starting with an old schoolhouse in Ohio that has a comfort food curriculum; former church in Redmond, Ore., puts out heavenly pizza; a retro joint in Stamford, Conn., dishes out diner classics.

In Denver, a short-rib burger and a savory apple strudel; in Tempe, Ariz., goat and tandoori chicken; in Philadelphia, chicken pie and grilled octopus.

Pasta institution in Syracuse, N.Y. creates a tomato sauce just for dipping spicy chicken; a local restaurant in Nags Head, N.C. has a funky technique.

Braised beef short ribs and spicy shrimp and gravy; chicken noodle with matzo ball soup and potato latkes; pork belly and short rib kojas.

In Baltimore, wicked wings and a killer steak wrap; in Eugene, Ore., a soul food joint smoking barbecue bird and their signature burger; in Des Moines, Iowa, fried chicken and decadent red velvet waffles.

In Palm Desert, California, a cafe dishes out a rib melt and breakfast tarts; in Maui, Hawaii, a funky gluten-free spot makes full-flavored pizza and fish and chips; in Virginia Beach, a crazy Caribbean joint serves up jerk pork and mama's beef stew.

A Jamaican joint serves oxtail and curry goat in Houston; a Lebanese stop serves kibbie balls and kabobs; in Cancun, Mexico, a 24-hour hot spot makes bomb burritos.

Guy Fieri is firing up an entire world of barbecue, from chicken salad in Delaware to Argentinian flavor in San Diego and a traditional Hawaiian pig roast down in the ground in Kauai, Hawaii.

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 is joined by Justin Warner at an authentic Vietnamese spot in Orlando; Guy visits a not-your-typical burger joint in Palm Springs, Calif.; in Temecula, Calif., Guy visits a smokin' barbecue stop where they're even putting their 'cue into lasagna.

In Fort Collins, Colo., gangster green chili and mile-high burgers; in Falmouth, Mass., perfect pickle chips and a savory scone sandwich; and just outside of Falmouth, local soft shell crab and hearty kale soup.

In Norfolk, a two-for-one spot where a butcher stacks sandwiches by day and a chef fire up ramen and sticky wings at night; a German-Swiss joint in the middle of Maui, Hawaii serves rouladen and old-fashioned apple strudel.

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

In Princeton, N.J., a crepe restaurant has a new take on a turkey club; in Somersworth, N.H., a turkey meatloaf and a haddock sandwich; in Louisville, Ky., a restaurant practices a pay-what-you-can business model.

Guy Fieri's having Southern meats and more; in Alabama, a family-run barbecue joint is putting out a Boss Burger with a side of ribs; in Atlanta, Chef G. Garvin's steakhouse is serving up a next-level lobster mac and cheese.

Guy Fieri drives coast to coast, sampling classic road food.

Guy Fieri cruises the States to check out some Far-East flavors; in Seattle, a funky chicken spot puts an Asian spin on poultry; a family-run gem dishes out righteous Thai specialties on the big island of Hawaii.

A bakery in Albuquerque, N.M. crafts a unique take on the Thanksgiving bird; turkey wild rice soup and pumpkin pie in Santa Fe, N.M.; smoked turkey and beans in Kansas City, Mo.

In Los Angeles, a late-night spot serves breakfast with a twist, like drunken French toast; in Columbus, Ohio, a funky joint serves creative combos like brisket on corn cakes; in Phoenix, a barbecue stop smokes up prime rib and pork belly dumplings.

Fried chicken; pork larb; garlic chicken wings; fried ravioli; dolmathes.

In Wilmington, Del., there's a 1940s Italian family spot that's making beef braciole and meaty ravioli from scratch; a diner putting elevated spins on the French dip and meatloaf in San Diego; a Middle Eastern joint in El Paso, Texas.

Guy Fieri drives coast to coast, sampling classic road food.

Guy Fieri cruises the States to check out some Far-East flavors; in Seattle, a funky chicken spot puts an Asian spin on poultry; a family-run gem dishes out righteous Thai specialties on the big island of Hawaii.

A bakery in Albuquerque, N.M. crafts a unique take on the Thanksgiving bird; turkey wild rice soup and pumpkin pie in Santa Fe, N.M.; smoked turkey and beans in Kansas City, Mo.

In Los Angeles, a late-night spot serves breakfast with a twist, like drunken French toast; in Columbus, Ohio, a funky joint serves creative combos like brisket on corn cakes; in Phoenix, a barbecue stop smokes up prime rib and pork belly dumplings.

Fried chicken; pork larb; garlic chicken wings; fried ravioli; dolmathes.

In Wilmington, Del., there's a 1940s Italian family spot that's making beef braciole and meaty ravioli from scratch; a diner putting elevated spins on the French dip and meatloaf in San Diego; a Middle Eastern joint in El Paso, Texas.

In Princeton, N.J., a crepe restaurant has a new take on a turkey club; in Somersworth, N.H., a turkey meatloaf and a haddock sandwich; in Louisville, Ky., a restaurant practices a pay-what-you-can business model.

Guy Fieri's having Southern meats and more; in Alabama, a family-run barbecue joint is putting out a Boss Burger with a side of ribs; in Atlanta, Chef G. Garvin's steakhouse is serving up a next-level lobster mac and cheese.

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 checks out a unique spin on turkey tamales in Indianapolis, prime-time pan-seared chicken in Bradley Beach, NJ, and fully loaded lamb chops in Columbus, OH.

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Kardea Brown celebrates the moms in her life with a meal consisting of asparagus salad, lobster tail thermidor, confit garlic mashed potatoes and salted honey budino.

Kardea cooks up her cousin's favorite restaurant meal; sea island beer-steamed mussels; penne with sausage and greens; homemade molten chocolate cakes.

Katie Lee Biegel shares a recipe for a tuna noodle casserole; Geoffrey Zakarian pairs a strawberry saketini with coconut tempura shrimp; Jeff Mauro makes a reuben sandwich.

Molly Yeh makes nostalgic favorites for a campy talent show on the farm, including pizza-inspired mozzarella mac and cheese, sausage and broccoli pesto packets, and homemade squeeze cheese and crackers; for dessert, there's s'mores ice cream pie.

Molly Yeh makes a Greek-inspired meal for her sister, starting with yogurty marinated chicken skewers and perfectly packaged fried feta Greek salad pitas; then, there's skordalia, a creamy potato dip, served with herby grilled pita for dunking.

Broccoli chicken and cheese soup, outrageously cheesy creamy sage baked ravioli, meatless cauliflower parm, hazelnut hot chocolate made in the slow cooker.

Ree Drummond puts a fresh spin on dinner with a one-pan chicken cauliflower skillet, saucy rustic turkey meatball pasta and an extra-fast orange ginger steak stir-fry; she also cooks grilled pita pizzas piled high with vegetables for a solo supper.

Marcela makes pumpkin french toast casserole; The Kitchen gang competes in a breakfast edition of Tool Takedown; Katie Lee makes breakfast nachos with a waffle base; Food Network Star winner Tregaye Fraser shares her savory bacon breakfast cupcakes.

Molly Yeh makes Mexican-inspired favorites for a hockey party, including meaty al pastor taco salad, charred corn seven-layer dip, and cheese-crusted fajita veggie quesadillas; sparkly strawberry churros add a bit of extra fun for dessert.

Molly Yeh preps for date night with a picnic of meat-stuffed pitas with yogurt tahini sauce, couscous salad with pistachios and dates and cold curried cauliflower; she and Nick enjoy the view and snack on fizzy rock potato chips.

To celebrate.

Jeff Mauro challenges the three remaining teams to reveal what will happen when the kids finally catch Santa while he's delivering their toys.

The last two teams standing take Christmas light displays to the next level by creating large-scale illuminated structures; Jeff Mauro, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira determine who will be crowned Holiday Wars champion and win the $25,000 prize.

Guy Fieri dives into mega meat and a little bit of sweet in Atlanta, Austin, Texas, and Richland, Wash.

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.

In St. Petersburg, Florida, a lights-out spot with righteous ramen; in Lansing, a funky joint frying up everything from wings to pig skins to chicken gizzards; a New Orleans smokehouse sausage meat pies and spicy shrimp boudin.

In Garland, a century-old staple serving up tasty sandwiches and a sweet treat; in Oklahoma City, a local landmark is dishing out Southern specialties, and in Denver, a spot putting a healthy spin on classic comfort foods.

Guy Fieri is hitting Triple-D's 50th state as he heads into Sioux Falls, S.D.

Guy Fieri tries culinary traditions from different cultures; a Mexican joint serves authentic tortillas and tacos in Houston; a spot makes Puerto Rican specialties in Orlando, Fla.; a Jewish deli-on-wheels prepares pastrami and lox.

Guy Fieri digs into righteous regional flavors where you may not expect to find them, like Cajun jambalaya in Bend, Ore.; Pakistani oxtail in Chehalis, Wash.; a tiki joint in Houston serves elevated dumplings and honey butter chicken biscuits.

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 gets a helping of comfort food; in Pleasantville, N.J., a local landmark dishes up down-home cooking; in Baltimore, a joint gets decadent with coconut-cream French toast; in Colorado Springs, Colo., a barbecue spot serves up meatloaf.

In Smyrna, Ga., a doctor-turned-chef fires up amazing Asian from righteous ramen to Korean wings.

In Hendersonville, Tenn., a barbecue joint serves up a shoulder pull and a holiday ham; in Nashville, traditional Mexican tamales and quinoa sweet potato tacos.

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.

Guy Fieri's having it wrapped, pied and fried; a funky Latin joint in Mobile, AL, is serving craveable carnitas, while a pizza cart in Cody, WY, is firing up elevated Thai chicken pies; then in Omaha, NE, it's the-bomb brisket and duck confit fries.

Guy Fieri is digging into all kinds of Italian; in Santa Barbara, Calif., Dennis Miller's riding shotgun for prime pizza; in Las Vegas, a vegan joint puts its spin on an Italian sandwich; a funky pizzeria stuffs chicken parm into strombolis.

Guy Fieri's hitting the road for on an off-the-chain culinary journey; on the Big Island, a Filipino-Hawaiian mashup is making a name for itself for leaving diners speechless.

Guy Fieri's travels with Antonia Lofaso on a culinary journey through Puerto Rico; in Old San Juan, they have a chicken-trifongo combo; a spot in Juncos serves plantain-picadillo lasagna and a stew made with pig's feet.

In Hendersonville, Tenn., a barbecue joint serves up a shoulder pull and a holiday ham; in Nashville, traditional Mexican tamales and quinoa sweet potato tacos.

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.

Guy Fieri's having it wrapped, pied and fried; a funky Latin joint in Mobile, AL, is serving craveable carnitas, while a pizza cart in Cody, WY, is firing up elevated Thai chicken pies; then in Omaha, NE, it's the-bomb brisket and duck confit fries.

Guy Fieri is digging into all kinds of Italian; in Santa Barbara, Calif., Dennis Miller's riding shotgun for prime pizza; in Las Vegas, a vegan joint puts its spin on an Italian sandwich; a funky pizzeria stuffs chicken parm into strombolis.

Guy Fieri's travels with Antonia Lofaso on a culinary journey through Puerto Rico; in Old San Juan, they have a chicken-trifongo combo; a spot in Juncos serves plantain-picadillo lasagna and a stew made with pig's feet.

Guy gets a helping of comfort food; in Pleasantville, N.J., a local landmark dishes up down-home cooking; in Baltimore, a joint gets decadent with coconut-cream French toast; in Colorado Springs, Colo., a barbecue spot serves up meatloaf.

In Smyrna, Ga., a doctor-turned-chef fires up amazing Asian from righteous ramen to Korean wings.

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Trisha welcomes five young musicians from the Music City Youth Orchestra and the group performs Trisha's hit XXX's and OOO's with her; makes a hearty, cheesy chicken enchilada; nacho salads in a jar; ends the day with cinnamon cookies.

Indulgent comfort food dishes include cornbread salad with buttermilk chive dressing, cowboy lasagna, and Venita's chocolate chip cookies.

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.

With Nick working the wheat harvest, Molly Yeh makes him a hearty lunch with wheat-inspired delights; she cooks up her ginger chicken meatballs on soy sauce braised cabbage, yeasted scallion pancakes, hand pulled chili oil noodles, and matcha mochi.

Ree is making a well-earned lunch for Ladd and his new cowgirl, Paige, who are out shipping cattle; pasta with pancetta and corn; lemon pepper chopped salad; individual skillet focaccia; easy chocolate orange ice cream.

Ree Drummond shares homemade takes on star dishes from her Mercantile store; she makes BBQ Glazed Half Chicken with Balsamic Bacon Brussels Sprouts, Chocolate Almond Croissants, Parmesan Garlic Fries and an easy Roasted Vegetable Quesadilla.

While Ladd and Alex work cattle in Kansas, Ree Drummond fills the freezer with layered chicken spinach artichoke lasagnas and copycat convenience store burritos; she gets ahead with a skirt steak dinner kit for when her cowboy and cowgirl get home.

Ree Drummond uses unexpected ingredients in delicious ways, like adding ale to her loaded beer cheese soup; pork stars in a pork belly crouton salad; maple syrup upgrades maple brown butter ravioli, and potato chips elevate cowboy chocolate bark.

Joanna shares a rich and delicious Friendsgiving casserole, cranberry sauce, green beans amandine and cherry almond crisp for dessert.

Joanna makes appetizers, including cheese balls, baked brie, dip, and pretzels.

Eric Ripert stops by the barn to cook and share his life-changing stories; Ina Garten welcomes him with a French Apple Tart before Eric makes an Seared Tuna with a Ginger Soy Salad.

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.

Going back to the basics with foolproof recipes, including Jeff Mauro's Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry, Katie Lee Biegel's Sheet Pan Lamb Meatballs with Veggies, Geoffrey Zakarian's Simple Poached Cod and Sunny Anderson's Easy Lemon Sunshine Bars.

Guy Fieri pits four talented chefs against one another in a grocery store cooking competition.

The three youngest members of the Fieri family are paired up with all-star chefs to prepare a one-hour Thanksgiving feast; Guy Fieri gives them a two-for-one special of pie and turkey that they must use in both their appetizer and entrée.

Guy invites three sweet and savory duos to cook and bake for a shot at $20,000; first, Guy splits the store in half and has the teams divide and shop their respective side of the store.

The bakers feel the holiday rush as Jesse Palmer sends them through three heated challenges: create ugly sweater cakes, turn store-bought cake into tasty centerpieces and build a snowman croquembouche.

Jesse Palmer escapes the cold weather by challenging the bakers to create desert-inspired succulent tarts, and two competitors are sent skiing into a cookie cake showdown.

Host Jeff Mauro challenges the first three teams to create a scene depicting what it would look like if Santa was starring in his very own buddy adventure movie. Judges Shinmin Li and Kardea Brown decide which two teams move on andwhichteamheadshome.

Giada De Laurentiis decks the halls as triple-threat titans Tiffany Derry, Michael Voltaggio and Brooke Williamson try to put Bobby Flay under the tree with some of the most difficult holiday delicacies.

Bobby Flay's favorite holiday elf, Carson Kressley, brings the mischief while chefs Einat Admony, Amanda Freitag and Michael Symon bring some modern flair to classic holiday dishes.

Host Jeff Mauro challenges the first three teams to create a scene depicting what it would look like if Santa was starring in his very own buddy adventure movie. Judges Shinmin Li and Kardea Brown decide which two teams move on andwhichteamheadshome.

Giada De Laurentiis decks the halls as triple-threat titans Tiffany Derry, Michael Voltaggio and Brooke Williamson try to put Bobby Flay under the tree with some of the most difficult holiday delicacies.

Bobby Flay's favorite holiday elf, Carson Kressley, brings the mischief while chefs Einat Admony, Amanda Freitag and Michael Symon bring some modern flair to classic holiday dishes.

Jesse Palmer escapes the cold weather by challenging the bakers to create desert-inspired suculent tarts, and two competitors are sent skiing into a cookie cake showdown; the final two highlight holiday vacation spots in hopes of winning the price.

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Molly Yeh throws a fancy dinner with the best moms she knows; it's a meal to impress with her tender Beef Wellington served with a cheesy sausage and wild rice hotdish; for dessert, a lovely lavender panna cotta with salty pretzel shortbread.

Molly Yeh and her husband, Nick, are going to a potluck dinner, and Molly's bringing some of her favorite Midwestern dishes with a twist, like her beautiful eight-layer salad loaded with sweet squash and farro.

Molly Yeh is showing her thanks to all the hardworking farmers with a hearty breakfast spread.

Molly's blogging friends are flying in to help her pick apples on the farm; she makes a campfire supper that includes fried cheesy pickles, a butternut, bacon and apple hot dish, creamed spinach with crispy cheese and creamy butterscotch pudding.

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.

Kitchen hosts are cooking and tasting favorite fall produce; easy cheese and cranberry stuffed grilled chicken; farro and butternut squash salad; rutabaga, turnip and pear gratin; chicken sausage with apples, sage and cabbage.

Geoffrey Zakarian makes his Thanksgiving turkey two ways; Sunny Anderson puts her spin on a canned classic with her homemade apple and ginger cranberry jelly; Jeff Mauro bakes a brownie pecan pie.

Five bakers take on a stringy trend and build Christmas cookie carousels.

Five cookie makers must come up with gingerbread men costumes and are challenged to construct candy filled versions of Downtown North Pole.

Five cookie makers reveal who's on Santa's list by creating cookies showing someone doing a good deed and another being naughty; competitors create a display of cookie angel figurines filled with good spirits.

Jeff Mauro challenges the teams to create a scene capturing the moment a holiday photo goes wrong, while highlighting their cookie artist skills; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira cut one team out of the picture.

To celebrate.

Jeff Mauro challenges the three remaining teams to reveal what will happen when the kids finally catch Santa while he's delivering their toys.

The last two teams standing take Christmas light displays to the next level by creating large-scale illuminated structures; Jeff Mauro, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira determine who will be crowned Holiday Wars champion and win the $25,000 prize.

Amateur bakers show off their family traditions and superb skills to be crowned Holiday Baking Champion. In the pre-heat, contestants are tasked with creating innovative holiday treats for an advantage in the main heat.

Eight former champions in teams of two weave magic to create Christmas cookie quilts and construct gigantic stadiums worthy of the finest North Pole games.

Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson host a dramatic opening night in the Christmas cookie playhouse, where four gingerbread masters craft cookie stick puppets; the bakers also build grand gingerbread puppet theaters to perform a play.

Amateur bakers show off their family traditions and superb skills to be crowned Holiday Baking Champion. In the pre-heat, contestants are tasked with creating innovative holiday treats for an advantage in the main heat.

Eight former champions in teams of two weave magic to create Christmas cookie quilts and construct gigantic stadiums worthy of the finest North Pole games.

Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson host a dramatic opening night in the Christmas cookie playhouse, where four gingerbread masters craft cookie stick puppets; the bakers also build grand gingerbread puppet theaters to perform a play.

Selena Gomez rings in the new year with the help of Chef Eric Adjepong, who brings his eclectic flavors to a New Year's Day brunch. Selena's skills are tested as she tackles Shrimp and Banana Grits, Scallop Benedict, Kusshi Oysters and Malva Pudding.

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