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In the Season 6 premiere, Texan Blythe Beck takes on the Dominican flavors of Angelo Sosa, when the two former competitors return for a shot at redemption. But first, they have to impress Scott Conant and Property Brothers (2011)' Drew Scott and Jonathan Silver Scott.
Two former contestants, silent assassin Bruce Kalman and young hotshot Jordan Andino, return for a second chance. But first, they have to impress Sunny Anderson and Jeff Mauro.
Bobby's close friends, Michael Symon and Debi Mazar, visit the show to oversee a battle between Ukrainian-born chef Natasha Pogrebinsky and Alex Guarnaschelli' protégé, Michael Jenkins.
Dallas caterer Tre Wilcox returns for a second chance to put his bold flavors up against Bobby Flay's cooking. But first he has to get past Kentucky chef Anthony Lamas and his Latin cuisine.
Simon Majumdar and Debi Mazar surprise Bobby Flay, for Halloween, with Justin Burke-Samson and Tommy Juliano (I), two scarily gifted chefs, who are eager for the chance to trick the Iron Chef with their signature treats.
New York chefs Geoffrey Zakarian and Amanda Freitag step into the arena with the one goal of beating Bobby Flay.
Alex Guarnaschelli and Katie Lee search for the right woman to beat Bobby Flay. Vying for the opportunity are Spanish-language cooking show host Giovanna Huyke and caterer Jennifer Bajsel.
Turkey dishes are created in honor of Thanksgiving-and in the hopes of beating Bobby Flay. The competitors are Emmy-nominated Rhode Island chef Nick Rabar and All-American New York chef Jeff Haskel.
In a battle pitting a hotel chef vs. a restaurant chef, Scott Conant and Willie Geist are charged with choosing the better man to go up against Bobby Flay.
An experienced New York chef takes on a self-taught master of Indian cuisine in a battle presided over by Anne Burrell and Spike Mendelsohn.
Chopped (2007) host Ted Allen and comedian Margaret Cho don't play by the rules when it comes to taking down Bobby Flay. To do their dirty work, they've brought in renegade chefs Diane Dimeo and Ian Russo to put culinary golden boy Bobby in his place.
Chefs from Morocco and New Jersey vie for the chance to beat Bobby Flay. But first, they have to impress Food Network personality Alex Guarnaschelli and magician Penn Jillette.
Rachael Ray and Ross Mathews aim to get Bobby Flay beat as they oversee a battle between Washington, D.C.'s K.N. Vinod and restaurateur Gavin Fine.
