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Tom Kerridge hits the road in his 1950s food truck to discover what it takes to produce the food on people's plates and to cook with the British ingredients he finds along the way.

Tom and his truck head to Cornwall to cook his favorite sardines recipe, make an early start at a dairy farm and make his ultimate rice pudding dish.

Tom Kerridge heads to Scotland to see how the star of one of his favorite dishes is produced and to make his take on strawberries and cream.

Tom Kerridge hits the road in his 1950s food truck to discover what it takes to produce the food on people's plates and to cook with the British ingredients he finds along the way.

Tom Kerridge hits the road in his 1950s food truck to discover what it takes to produce the food on people's plates and to cook with the British ingredients he finds along the way.

Stanley explores his former home of Tuscany; he participates in a wine bar crawl, celebrates the importance of the lowly loaf and samples dishes which use stale bread as the key ingredient.

In Sicily, Stanley tastes the grapes grown in the region's unique soils and reflects on Sicilian hospitality.

In Milan, Stanley enjoys an aperitivo and makes pizzoccheri; classic Milanese veal chops and risotto.

Audra sets out on a culinary expedition, venturing 60 km south of Kuching to the village of Kampong Sadir.

Audra Morrice delves into Sarawak's vibrant Indigenous heritage through its diverse cuisine, venturing across the Malaysian island state.

In Sicily, Stanley tastes the grapes grown in the region's unique soils and reflects on Sicilian hospitality.

In Milan, Stanley enjoys an aperitivo and makes pizzoccheri; classic Milanese veal chops and risotto.

Audra sets out on a culinary expedition, venturing 60 km south of Kuching to the village of Kampong Sadir.

Audra Morrice delves into Sarawak's vibrant Indigenous heritage through its diverse cuisine, venturing across the Malaysian island state.

Tom heads to Cambridgeshire to make a beetroot and feta salad before heading to Kent to see what goes into producing British apples.

Tom Kerridge hits the road in his 1950s food truck to discover what it takes to produce the food on people's plates and to cook with the British ingredients he finds along the way.

Tom and his truck head to Cornwall to cook his favorite sardines recipe, make an early start at a dairy farm and make his ultimate rice pudding dish.

Tom Kerridge heads to Scotland to see how the star of one of his favorite dishes is produced and to make his take on strawberries and cream.

Tom Kerridge hits the road in his 1950s food truck to discover what it takes to produce the food on people's plates and to cook with the British ingredients he finds along the way.

Tom Kerridge hits the road in his 1950s food truck to discover what it takes to produce the food on people's plates and to cook with the British ingredients he finds along the way.

A Scotsman cooks Bennies and Hash in Victoria; unique Bahn Mi sandwiches in Toronto; southern Tennessee classics in Windsor.

Fan favorites picks including The Hogtown Vegan, The Dish Bistro and Motor Burger.

Klondike Rib and Salmon Grill in Whitehorse, Yukon; poutine in Glase Bay, N.S.; Turkish food in Edmonton.

John makes Croque Madam in Halifax; making samosa in Victoria, B.C.; cinnamon buns in Edmonton.

Noah visits the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, Canada, to sample The Blue Balsamic and The Mean Green; Noah visits the State Fair of Louisiana and tries Lupita's Gorditas, The Five Pounder burger and Not Yo Average Nachos.

At Magical Winter Lights in Houston, Noah samples fusion favorites, the Torthai and the Koagie Dog; an English menu of Fagin's Fried Shrimp, Scotch eggs and deep fried baklava at Dickens on the Strand in Galveston, Texas.

The South Florida Fair in West Palm Beach has wacky takes on fairground classics; The Waffle Burger, Donut Philly Cheesesteak and 'Zanado Fries; Noah attends the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo in Denver, where he's introduced to The F Bomb.

John goes to Miami, FL for a Puerto Rican feast; he heads to Tucson, AZ to meet the family behind the Tex-Mex masterpiece that is the chimichanga; he sinks his teeth into classic West Coast fish and chips in Victoria, B.C.

John travels back in time to the ultimate retro Las Vegas steakhouse; he gets a sneak peek into Vancouver's coolest Italian joint.

John heads to a BBQ spot in Phoenix, Ariz., followed by a culinary party in Miami, Fla.; he then dives into the heart of soul food in Savannah, Ga., where he discovers how they make peach cobbler in the Peach State.

A Scotsman cooks Bennies and Hash in Victoria; unique Bahn Mi sandwiches in Toronto; southern Tennessee classics in Windsor.

Fan favorites picks including The Hogtown Vegan, The Dish Bistro and Motor Burger.

Klondike Rib and Salmon Grill in Whitehorse, Yukon; poutine in Glase Bay, N.S.; Turkish food in Edmonton.

John makes Croque Madam in Halifax; making samosa in Victoria, B.C.; cinnamon buns in Edmonton.

Adam ticks Yorkshire Pudding in Yorkshire off his foodie bucket list; he also tries Yorkshire parkin, the very best local rabbit and an innovative Yorkshire tea-inspired dessert.

Adam is in Kent to eat a very special sandwich in Sandwich, before exploring more amazing eats, including Whitstable oysters, traditional fish and chips and a new baked sensation, the cruffin.

In Aberdeen, Adam tries Aberdeen Angus at one of the city's finest steak restaurants; he checks out meat pies from a local butcher.

In the Peak District, Adam learns more about the accidental invention of Bakewell pudding; he then visits a gastropub for his first taste of local grouse.

Adam samples the famous Eton mess in Eton; he also enjoys afternoon tea fit for a royal in Windsor, samples venison in bonbon bar snacks and makes some tasty fudge.

In Wales, Adam tries Glamorgan sausage in Glamorgan; he enjoys Welsh rarebit and Welsh cakes and bites into his Polish heritage with pierogis.

Adam has a hearty hot pot in Lancashire; he also tries a Brazilian sausage roll, black pudding and Korean chicken-topped waffle.

Adam tries cheddar in Cheddar; he continues his rural discoveries with a cheesy celeriac bake with leeks that he harvests himself and farm-fresh chocolate milk.

Chef Kevin Lee brings his Southern and Korean cuisine to challenge Bobby Flay's Titans and for Brooke Williamson; after losing to Kevin during Tournament of Champions, Brooke is ready to defend her reputation and the $25,000.

Chef Katsuji Tanabe's bravado is as big as his desire to take down Bobby Flay's Titans; Katsuji is desperate for his first big win and it's up to judge Judy Joo to decide if it's his turn for victory.

Chef Eric Adjepong has a smile on his face as he takes on his friends, Bobby Flay's Titans; with $25,000 and bragging rights on the line, Eric must manage the clock and the pressure from his pals.

Chef Kaleena Bliss is on a competition winning streak; chef Kaleena is beaten Bobby Flay, and now he's invited her to try her luck at the Titans, while Bobby's protégé, Chef Hillary Sterling, dishes out tough critiques.

Yia takes a trip to Yellowstone with Western River Anglers for lake Trout.

Yia gets an offer to join Ryan "Backwoods" Dodd and his mentor, Barry Carter, on a squirrel hunt.

Surf's up, but Bobby Flay's going down when Jet Tila and Jesse Palmer lead a summertime jam with chefs Demetrius Brown and Pablo Lamon.

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.

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.

Chef Katie Lee Biegel and fashion icon Carson Kressley glam it up; chefs Rob Reinsmith and Manny Barella dress Bobby Flay down.

Yia takes a trip to Yellowstone with Western River Anglers for lake Trout.

Yia gets an offer to join Ryan "Backwoods" Dodd and his mentor, Barry Carter, on a squirrel hunt.

Surf's up, but Bobby Flay's going down when Jet Tila and Jesse Palmer lead a summertime jam with chefs Demetrius Brown and Pablo Lamon.

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.

Adam ticks Yorkshire Pudding in Yorkshire off his foodie bucket list; he also tries Yorkshire parkin, the very best local rabbit and an innovative Yorkshire tea-inspired dessert.

Adam is in Kent to eat a very special sandwich in Sandwich, before exploring more amazing eats, including Whitstable oysters, traditional fish and chips and a new baked sensation, the cruffin.

In Aberdeen, Adam tries Aberdeen Angus at one of the city's finest steak restaurants; he checks out meat pies from a local butcher.

In the Peak District, Adam learns more about the accidental invention of Bakewell pudding; he then visits a gastropub for his first taste of local grouse.

Adam samples the famous Eton mess in Eton; he also enjoys afternoon tea fit for a royal in Windsor, samples venison in bonbon bar snacks and makes some tasty fudge.

In Wales, Adam tries Glamorgan sausage in Glamorgan; he enjoys Welsh rarebit and Welsh cakes and bites into his Polish heritage with pierogis.

Adam has a hearty hot pot in Lancashire; he also tries a Brazilian sausage roll, black pudding and Korean chicken-topped waffle.

Adam tries cheddar in Cheddar; he continues his rural discoveries with a cheesy celeriac bake with leeks that he harvests himself and farm-fresh chocolate milk.

Bavarian schnitzels at the Black Forest Inn; mole sauce and chocolate chicken enchiladas at Fiesta Mexicana; authentic British curries at The Churchill Arms.

A restaurant in the middle of a golf course; Creole spice dishes in Edmonton; pastry-wrapped foods in St. John's, Nfld.

John dines at Ottawa's Murray Street Kitchen; Toronto's Fanny Chadwick's; John's search for Caribbean food brings him to Yukon's Antoinette's.

Brunches in Quebec; Israeli food in Toronto; gourmet pizza in Winnipeg.

That Italian Place in Brampton, Ont.; Barque Smokehouse in Toronto; La Taqueria in Vancouver.

The Early Bird in London, ON; Made in Mexico in Newmarket, ON; Chafe's Landing in St. John's, NFLD.

Bannock at Kekuli Cafe in Westbank, B.C.; Big T's BBQ and Smokehouse in Calgary; pressed sandwiches and waffles at Pressed.

Cheesecurds in Dartmouth, N.S.; Wallflower Modern Diner in Vancouver; Bernie and the Boys in Drumheller, Alta.

Rachael demonstrates how to use semi-dried tomatoes, a fairly new staple in American grocery stores, as the star in her recipe for a pesto that's paired with broccolini and served with sausage.

Pheasant is a popular type of poultry commonly used in Tuscany; Rachael demonstrates how to cook pheasant in a ragu sauce served over a bed of pappardelle pasta.

Andrew Zimmern is grilling shrimp; he starts with his twist on a Southern country club skewers of jumbo ocean-caught shrimp wrapped around cubes of country ham.

Elk is one of Andrew Zimmern's favorite proteins, with its lean, mild red meat; first up, he is making a Mexican tostada on crisp tortillas with grilled elk tenderloin, grilled pears and smashed avocado.

Donal Skehan immerses himself in the lives and kitchens of people of various faiths, to discover how the food we eat - and choose not to - expresses who we are and what we believe.

Founder of Broad Street Oyster Co., Christopher Tompkins, guest judges; the competitors are split into teams and tasked with creating a food shack on the beach; the team with the most profitable shack is safe from elimination.

Teams must deliver food, drinks and an impactful presentation to guests at a charity gala for St. Jude Children's Hospital.

The two teams must each create a wine blend with food pairings and pitch them to a room of Napa Valley wine connoisseurs and marketing experts.

The teams go up against each other to create an enticing menu for a delivery-only restaurant that will serve office workers in downtown Los Angeles; the teams must cook in a pared down "ghost kitchen.".

The nine remaining contestants head to the Arizona desert to prepare an outdoor dining experience where the competing teams take 10 thrill-seeking guests on a UTV tour, guide an outdoor activity and prepare a delicious meal to end the day.

The contestants must create an entertaining, educational and easy to follow recipe video that showcases the step-by-step preparation of a vegetarian dish.

The entrepreneurs showcase their market awareness and customer service skills in this week's challenge when they are split into two teams and tasked with running a pop-up coffee shop in downtown Seattle.

The remaining six contestants split into teams to take on a live TV challenge where they sell kitchen products; guest judge Alberti Popaj.

Gordon surveils and works to save a legendary soul food cafe on the verge of losing its legacy.

The top four entrepreneurs must prove they deserve a place in the finale, by working together to integrate their dishes with a circus performance; Wayne Newton guest judges.

The final three contestants battle for Gordon's $250,000 investment; previous contestants from the season return to help each finalist transform an empty retail space into a pop-up launch event.

Gordon surveils and works to save a legendary soul food cafe on the verge of losing its legacy.

The top four entrepreneurs must prove they deserve a place in the finale, by working together to integrate their dishes with a circus performance; Wayne Newton guest judges.

Founder of Broad Street Oyster Co., Christopher Tompkins, guest judges; the competitors are split into teams and tasked with creating a food shack on the beach; the team with the most profitable shack is safe from elimination.

Teams must deliver food, drinks and an impactful presentation to guests at a charity gala for St. Jude Children's Hospital.

The two teams must each create a wine blend with food pairings and pitch them to a room of Napa Valley wine connoisseurs and marketing experts.

The teams go up against each other to create an enticing menu for a delivery-only restaurant that will serve office workers in downtown Los Angeles; the teams must cook in a pared down "ghost kitchen.".

In Kelowna, BC, John learns about unique flavor combos like nori wrapped halibut made with local ingredients; he then visits Toronto for authentic seafood paella.

John heads off the beaten path for the best tasting Black Forest donuts in Beaumont, Alberta; John gets the low-down on some award-winning pizzas coveted for their addictive white sauce in Toronto.

John's Okanagan-bound for a unique brunch experience in Kelowna, BC to try an incredible peanut butter and scrambled egg combo; John jets off to Edmonton, AB to get a taste of hand-made pretzels topped with spicy scallion and cheesy mozzarella.

John's en route to Calgary, Alberta for ramen so amazing people line up all day; a super-stacked pizza with an amazing crust in Kamloops, British Columbia; a perfect cheeseburger in Toronto.

Fan favorite picks including Smoque Shack in Ottawa, ON, Slickity Jim's Chat n' Chew in Vancouver, BC, Boogie's Burgers in Calgary, AB.

Burger 55 in Penticton, B.C.; The Smokin' Buddah in Port Colborne, Ont.; Icehouse.

Authentic Italian at Via Tevere Pizzeria in Vancouver; The Crepe House in Port Dover, Ont.; classic comfort food at the Hilltop Diner in Langley, B.C.

The Holy Grill in Calgary; The Flying Spatula Diner in Flesherton, Ont.; southern brunch in Vancouver.

"MasterChef Australia" finalist Justine Schofield shares some of her favorite recipes.

"MasterChef Australia" finalist Justine Schofield shares some of her favorite recipes.

Teams compete in an ordinary home to serve a three-course meal for a $100,000 prize.

Audra Morrice delves into Sarawak's vibrant Indigenous heritage through its diverse cuisine, venturing across the Malaysian island state.

Audra sets out on a culinary expedition, venturing 60 km south of Kuching to the village of Kampong Sadir.

Audra teams up with local culinary expert Chef Alex Ting for an exploration of Sibu, a city predominantly inhabited by Chinese immigrants from Fuzhou.

Clint Carter and Dave Buchanan devise an ingenious way to rebrand carp.

Yia gets an offer to join Ryan "Backwoods" Dodd and his mentor, Barry Carter, on a squirrel hunt.

Yia takes a trip to Yellowstone with Western River Anglers for lake Trout.

Stanley explores his former home of Tuscany; he participates in a wine bar crawl, celebrates the importance of the lowly loaf and samples dishes which use stale bread as the key ingredient.

In Sicily, Stanley tastes the grapes grown in the region's unique soils and reflects on Sicilian hospitality.

In Milan, Stanley enjoys an aperitivo and makes pizzoccheri; classic Milanese veal chops and risotto.

Chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry wrangle the recruits into action to rustle up some Tex-Mex tacos; then, it's time for a high-stakes main dish challenge, cowboy rib-eye steaks with potato and vegetable sides.

The recruits are tasked with creating an afterparty event that's high on flavor and flair; then, chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry challenge their teams to craft brunch burgers with fries and a Bloody Mary.

In Milan, Stanley enjoys an aperitivo and makes pizzoccheri; classic Milanese veal chops and risotto.

Chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry wrangle the recruits into action to rustle up some Tex-Mex tacos; then, it's time for a high-stakes main dish challenge, cowboy rib-eye steaks with potato and vegetable sides.

The recruits are tasked with creating an afterparty event that's high on flavor and flair; then, chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry challenge their teams to craft brunch burgers with fries and a Bloody Mary.

Teams compete in an ordinary home to serve a three-course meal for a $100,000 prize.

Audra Morrice delves into Sarawak's vibrant Indigenous heritage through its diverse cuisine, venturing across the Malaysian island state.

Audra sets out on a culinary expedition, venturing 60 km south of Kuching to the village of Kampong Sadir.

Audra teams up with local culinary expert Chef Alex Ting for an exploration of Sibu, a city predominantly inhabited by Chinese immigrants from Fuzhou.

Clint Carter and Dave Buchanan devise an ingenious way to rebrand carp.

The Bungalow in London, Ont.; waffle burgers at The Rumpus Room in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Big Fish in Alberta.

Rotisserie at Boxwood Cafe in Calgary; unique French fries at Belgian Fries in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Smitty's Oyster House.

Crepes at Kawaii Crepe in Winnipeg; old time classics at the Argyle Street Grill in Caledonia, Ont.; Polish food at Skinnytato in Victoria.

Pasta at Black Skirt in Toronto; brunch at L'Avenue in Montreal; Latin cuisine at El Camino's in Vancouver.

Noah attends the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo in Texas to sample the Cowboy Burrito and the Texan Juicy Lucy; the Bacon Burger Bomb at the Florida State Fair in Tampa; funnel cake pizza; Chocoberry Orie.

Noah visits the Great New York State Fair for The Defibrillator, piquant Buffalo chicken mac and cheese, clamwich, and PB&J Ice Cream; a visit to the South Carolina State Fair in Columbia to try The Super Stick, meatball sub and The King's Corn Dog.

Noah visits the Norfolk County Fair in Ontario, Canada and enjoys the Thanksgiving bowl and butter bacon poutine; the Columbia County Fair in S.C. serves gator nuggets with swamp sauce, the hog on a log and angel and devil dogs.

John visits a Surrey, BC, restaurant for a lesson in making authentically delicious Afghan favorites; he then goes to Toronto, ON, to twirl a fork in some wild green spaghetti; in Edmonton, AB, John gets into the French state of mind.

John gets a first-hand lesson in charcoal grilling and checks ultra-juicy, braised lamb barbacoa tacos off his bucket list; John gets a lesson in fresh noodle making and a taste of the best pork wontons; a mile-high, double-thick pork chop.

John heads to Toronto to count down the 100 layers on a sky-high, pan-fried lasagna; he treks to Chicago to meet the baron of Midwestern BBQ and dig his fork into an award-winning brisket; and a brunch bowl chock full of West African flavors.

The Bungalow in London, Ont.; waffle burgers at The Rumpus Room in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Big Fish in Alberta.

Rotisserie at Boxwood Cafe in Calgary; unique French fries at Belgian Fries in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Smitty's Oyster House.

Crepes at Kawaii Crepe in Winnipeg; old time classics at the Argyle Street Grill in Caledonia, Ont.; Polish food at Skinnytato in Victoria.

Pasta at Black Skirt in Toronto; brunch at L'Avenue in Montreal; Latin cuisine at El Camino's in Vancouver.

Rachel meets sensory scientist Professor Barry Smith and Wine and Taste connoisseur Rebecca Palmer, to discover why chocolate works with so many other flavors.

Rachel Khoo explores the desire for chocolate; she visits Hampton Court to learn how it became a common drink and explores the healing attributes of cacao.

Tony knows New York City has a way of making everything its own, including bread; he discovers hidden culinary gems, from Chinatown eats to Irish soda bread, and finds that he can still be surprised by the city he's lived in for years.

Tony travels to the French port town of Marseille to learn more about the story of his father's immigration and eats everything the city has to offer, from traditional French dishes to cross-cultural delicacies, along the way.

Tony searches for a taste of his roots in São Paulo, Brazil, home to one of the largest Lebanese populations in the world, and discovers familiar flavors in a city full of innovative spins on traditional foods.

Tony travels to his home state of Wisconsin for a family gathering and explores its hidden gems; visiting a craft brewery, a local dairy farm, and sharing a grilled cheese with Green Bay Packers legend Leroy Butler on Lambeau Field.

Tony's first visit to Tokyo launches him into the world of meticulously crafted Japanese breads; guided by the practice of "Kaizen," a philosophy of continuous improvement that permeates the culture.

A trip across Iceland gives Tony a deeper understanding of how this island's cuisine is uniquely rooted in local flavors and sustainability; he finds that Iceland's dedication to local ingredients makes for a delicious adventure.

Professional pastry chefs compete in a series of baking challenges in teams. These contestants come from top hotels, restaurants, and businesses around the UK.

Tony's first visit to Tokyo launches him into the world of meticulously crafted Japanese breads; guided by the practice of "Kaizen," a philosophy of continuous improvement that permeates the culture.

A trip across Iceland gives Tony a deeper understanding of how this island's cuisine is uniquely rooted in local flavors and sustainability; he finds that Iceland's dedication to local ingredients makes for a delicious adventure.

Professional pastry chefs compete in a series of baking challenges in teams. These contestants come from top hotels, restaurants, and businesses around the UK.

Tony's first visit to Tokyo launches him into the world of meticulously crafted Japanese breads; guided by the practice of "Kaizen," a philosophy of continuous improvement that permeates the culture.

Rachel meets sensory scientist Professor Barry Smith and Wine and Taste connoisseur Rebecca Palmer, to discover why chocolate works with so many other flavors.

Rachel Khoo explores the desire for chocolate; she visits Hampton Court to learn how it became a common drink and explores the healing attributes of cacao.

Tony knows New York City has a way of making everything its own, including bread; he discovers hidden culinary gems, from Chinatown eats to Irish soda bread, and finds that he can still be surprised by the city he's lived in for years.

Tony travels to the French port town of Marseille to learn more about the story of his father's immigration and eats everything the city has to offer, from traditional French dishes to cross-cultural delicacies, along the way.

Italian comfort curries; smokehouse meats; triple threat burgers.

Dirty bourbon burger; vegetarian eggplant parmesan; perfect pizza crust.

Bacon-wrapped meatloaf; Spud Islander Pizza; Vietnamese lemongrass Bahn Mi sandwich.

Bacon and peach pancakes; smoked meat shepherd's pie; pineapple upside-down donuts.

Noah visits the North Florida Fair in Tallahassee for dead heat tacos, the bacon blast and the belly buster Philly cheesesteak; the Erin Fall Fair in Ontario, Canada serves up Ag Ladies apple dumplings, pork belly sliders and crackle lanterns.

Noah Cappe visits the Big E in West Springfield, Mass., to try the turducken sandwich, Country Fried Shepherd's Pie, deep-fried fruit punch and The Big E-clair; Gwinnett County Fair in Georgia features Sunday Dinner Sundae and the Funnel Fried Bacon.

Noah visits the Delaware County Fair for Spaghizza; Freshman 15 Fries; Veteran's Clams 'n' Corn; Holy Cannoli.

John jets to St. John's, NL to learn the art of pit cooking and to try some authentic Newfoundland fishcakes; Next, John heads down to Chicago, Ill. to explore the world of Peruvian cuisine.

John travels to Montréal, Quebec, to devour spaghetti slathered in truffle sauce; In Milwaukee, Wisc., John dives into a traditional Wisconsin fish fry and digs into walleye; John checks handmade tacos off his bucket list in Wellington, Ontario.

John heads to Milwaukee, Wis. to learn the tricks of the trade from a bold butcher crafting crazy pesto topped hamburgers. In Toronto, Ont. John gets a chance to taste the cheesy, saucy stuffed cauliflower that has taken this town by storm.

Italian comfort curries; smokehouse meats; triple threat burgers.

Dirty bourbon burger; vegetarian eggplant parmesan; perfect pizza crust.

Bacon-wrapped meatloaf; Spud Islander Pizza; Vietnamese lemongrass Bahn Mi sandwich.

Bacon and peach pancakes; smoked meat shepherd's pie; pineapple upside-down donuts.

The chefs must fry and fly as they use the deep fryer or air fryer to make crispy, creative cuisine; the chefs rush to fry up appetizers, and it's unclear whether everyone will remember to plate every basket ingredient.

Four lucky superfans get the chance of a lifetime to compete in the "Chopped" kitchen; they'll have to take on a giant gummy creature and an intimidating piece of protein for the main course before using two tricky ingredients for dessert.

It's a fiesta in the "Chopped" kitchen as every basket features foods from Mexico; the chefs must combine a weird ice cream and a classic sauce for the entree and get creative with unusual chips and a leafy greens for dessert.

When four competitors feast their eyes on the thinly sliced ribeye in the basket, they each take their appetizers in very different directions; in the entrée round, the chefs must incorporate a movie snack and a piece of poultry into their dishes.

The chefs are in for a tricky puzzle with a very sweet drink and a challenging beef product in the first round; a giant clam in the second basket is an exciting find for the competitors, but cooking it correctly may prove challenging.

The chefs make food with Western flair and flavor; the competitors find a beautiful cut of meat in the entrée basket, but with no time for low and slow cooking, there might be trouble.

Chefs who usually cook on yachts trade their sea legs for a topsy-turvy experience; proverbial rough waters in the appetizer round make for a rocky start, and the dessert basket deals the chefs a strange butter and fruity cocktail.

Four chefs are all about the meat and potatoes with baskets that feature this classic comfort-food combo; they'll have to make bite-sized appetizers out of mighty, meaty portions and craft an appetizing entrée using a bizarre savory cake.

Great Britain's top chefs compete for the honor of cooking an incredible four-course banquet.

In Milan, Stanley enjoys an aperitivo and makes pizzoccheri; classic Milanese veal chops and risotto.

Stanley heads to Rome in search of the famous four pastas, orders rigatoni all'amatriciana, samples carbonara and tries a selection of cheeses and sausages made from the sheep and pigs farmed in the region.

Great Britain's top chefs compete for the honor of cooking an incredible four-course banquet.

In Milan, Stanley enjoys an aperitivo and makes pizzoccheri; classic Milanese veal chops and risotto.

The chefs must fry and fly as they use the deep fryer or air fryer to make crispy, creative cuisine; the chefs rush to fry up appetizers, and it's unclear whether everyone will remember to plate every basket ingredient.

Four lucky superfans get the chance of a lifetime to compete in the "Chopped" kitchen; they'll have to take on a giant gummy creature and an intimidating piece of protein for the main course before using two tricky ingredients for dessert.

It's a fiesta in the "Chopped" kitchen as every basket features foods from Mexico; the chefs must combine a weird ice cream and a classic sauce for the entree and get creative with unusual chips and a leafy greens for dessert.

When four competitors feast their eyes on the thinly sliced ribeye in the basket, they each take their appetizers in very different directions; in the entrée round, the chefs must incorporate a movie snack and a piece of poultry into their dishes.

Japanese comfort food at Kinton Ramen in Toronto; Summit Café in Manitoba; bannock with a burger twist in Ontario.

A bacon explosion; shrimp corn dog; Beef Pepian.

Turducken burgers; pot roast in a bonnet; black benny on latke.

The Charley Bowl; pork chops with black-eyed pea ragout and a mushroom schnitzel.

Noah visits the Eastern Carolina Agricultural Fair in Florence, S.C. and samples Calzagna and a deep fried philly blossom; Noah arrives at the Mountain Mandarin Festival in Auburn, Calif., and savors the Atomic Habanero Tots and The Big Yum.

Noah visits the York Fair in Pennsylvania; savors the Taste of Christmas; Burger Bomb Pretzel; fork-free Chick'n'Waffle; apple pie funnel cake.

Noah visits the Paris Fair in Ontario, Canada for Her Majesty's Feast, meat pie poutine, the Dirtburger and Maddy Moo's Wrap Attack; the Washington County Fair in New York for Sugar Shack cotton candy, Bleu Ribbon Fries and the Twisted S'More.

A famously delicious jerk chicken poutine; a brioche French toast covered in edible flowers; cheesy, crunchy birria tacos.

John checks in in Bloomfield, ON for a 50oz Côte de Boeuf; John jets to Boston, Mass. for a masterclass in Thai street food and dives into the creamy crab curry; John explores the world of seafood in sunny Tofino, BC.

John flies to Courtenay, BC to dive into the seafood on offer and dip his spoon into their seafood chowder; in Boston, Mass., John gets some avocado toast with a Mexican twist.

Japanese comfort food at Kinton Ramen in Toronto; Summit Café in Manitoba; bannock with a burger twist in Ontario.

A bacon explosion; shrimp corn dog; Beef Pepian.

Turducken burgers; pot roast in a bonnet; black benny on latke.

The Charley Bowl; pork chops with black-eyed pea ragout and a mushroom schnitzel.

In his first mission, Gordon spies on Parthenon, a beloved family-run Greek restaurant in Washington, D.C.; Gordon's assignment is to embolden the owner to modernize and pass the torch of his nearly four-decade legacy to his son.

Gordon exposes the toxic working relationship between the married co-owners of a deteriorating Italian bistro which prides itself on delivering home-style cooking.

Gordon surveils and works to save a legendary soul food cafe on the verge of losing its legacy.

Hopeful entrepreneurs pitch themselves to mentors Gordon and Lisa as they vie for one of the seven spots up for grabs on each expert's team.

The culinary entrepreneurs are tasked with kickstarting a brand-new business venture from zero to profit in just 24 hours; in this profit-based challenge, teams must create a bespoke menu that they market and sell to a group of hungry customers.

Teams Ramsay and Vanderpump are challenged to create unique concept bars that stand out in a crowded market; one member of the losing team it eliminated from the competition.

The 12 remaining entrepreneurs partner with Delish to maximize their promotional abilities; Teams Ramsay and Vanderpump create a Fourth of July inspired recipe that can be easily recreated from a 30-minute cook-a-long demonstration.

Teams must craft a seasonal advertising campaign for wines; they must shoot and edit a commercial to present to wine enthusiasts at a launch event, and the team with the least effective campaign finds themselves on the chopping block.

Lorraine and Jason search the United Kingdom and Ireland for the best home cooks.

Justine discovers the diverse blend of Malay, Indian, Chinese and indigenous cuisines as she explores Malaysia, from vibrant markets to serene beaches.

Justine discovers the diverse blend of Malay, Indian, Chinese and indigenous cuisines as she explores Malaysia, from vibrant markets to serene beaches.

The entrepreneurs are tasked with innovating a new chocolate product by crafting an original name, label and jingle for their creations; Mars Inc. executives Rankin Carrol, Esther Gamble and Sarah Bilson serve as guest judges.