Four champions return to take on the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss.
Seven teams compete to make delectable Christmas fantasy creations.
The six remaining trios celebrate the 50th anniversary of How the Grinch Stole Christmas; a modern twist on How the Grinch Stole Christmas; the teams add holiday spirit to the Grinch's lair; Dr. Seuss Enterprises president Susan Brandt judges.
Five remaining teams are challenged to show how Santa's elves get in shape; teams then must give the Nutcracker a modern twist; Charles Phoenix and Sherry Yard, along with special guest judge Tamera Mowry-Housley, determine which team is eliminated.
The final three teams must help Santa with a gift for Mrs. Claus; the teams create the ultimate Santa's Workshop; guest judge and candy queen Jackie Sorkin helps to determine which teams will face off in the next round.
The final Christmas battle commences, and the last two teams fight it out.
Seven teams battle to give Santa Claus his first makeover in centuries.
Four champion cake artists make Avengers cakes for the chance to win $10,000; Stephen Wacker, VP of Animation, Development and Current Series at Marvel Enterprises, serves as guest judge.
Four returning champions do battle for the chance to have their cake as the centerpiece of a party celebrating the 10th anniversary of Shrek; only one will remain undefeated and take home $10,000.
Four remaining teams must create a world where animals celebrate Christmas.
The final three teams battle to create the ultimate Santa's Workshop.
Four master bakers create cakes inspired by Saban's Power Rangers and compete to win the chance to display it at a party celebrating the movie and take home $10,000; the Yellow Ranger herself, singer and actress Becky G., serves as guest judge.
It's an adventure for the ages with Cinderella, Ariel, Princess Jasmine, and many more, as four champion bakers battle to have their cakes serve as the centerpiece of a party celebrating Disney's Princesses.
Four talented cake artists go to battle for the chance to have their cake as the centerpiece of a party celebrating the animated movie "Smurfs: The Lost Village"; Kelly Asbury, director of the film, joins the judging panel.
Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup fly in to celebrate the iconic animated series The Powerpuff Girls; four bakers compete to have their cake creations at the center of the party and take home the prize.
Four bakers battle to have their Addams Family cake creations as the centerpiece of a party, but only one will take home $10,000; Kevin Miserocchi, director of the Tee and Charles Addams Foundation, joins the panel as guest judge.
Renowned magician Mat Franco helps choose which of four talented bakers will have their cake appear at a party celebrating magic and win $10,000.
Four bakers go to battle to have their cake at the center of a party celebrating the DreamWorks animated movie "Trolls"; Walt Dohrn and Mike Mitchell, directors of "Trolls", serve as special guest judges.
Four talented bakers compete to take home $10,000 by making Transformers-themed cakes; Simon Waters, senior vice president of global brand licensing for Hasbro, takes a seat on the judging panel.
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of "Space Jam"; four bakers compete for their cake to be the centerpiece of the celebration; Bill Farmer, the voice actor behind Sylvester and Yosemite Sam, acts as a guest judge.
Four bakers battle it out for the chance to have their cake as the centerpiece of a party celebrating the "Rugrats" TV show; EG Daily, the voice actress behind the animated series' Tommy Pickles, helps determine a winner.
Cake Wars celebrates the long-standing tradition of the Rose Bowl college football game; former NFL player and Rose Bowl champion Lawrence Jackson is a judge.
Four master bakers compete to take home $10,000 and have their cake showcased at a celebration of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; Greg Cipes and Mae Whitman, voices of Michelangelo and April O'Neil, act as guest judges.
"Cake Wars" celebrates the animated film "Happy Feet"; four bakers compete to have their cakes displayed at the Aquarium of the Pacific; Luke Richmond from the Aquarium of the Pacific joins the judges panel.
Cake Wars celebrates the iconic board game, Monopoly; Four bakers compete for their cakes to be the centerpiece at a party celebrating Monopoly; Rebecca Hollander, director of the Monopoly brand at Hasbro, helps choose the winner.
Beloved stories "James and the Giant Peach," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "The BFG" come to the kitchen to celebrate the 100th birthday of children's author Roald Dahl; special guest judge Chloe Dahl, Roald Dahl's granddaughter.
Talented bakers take on the iconic comic book hero, Captain America; one of four talented bakers will take their cake creation to a party celebrating the super-soldier hero's 75th birthday; guest judge, Stephen Wacker, VP of Animation at Marvel.
Four bakers battle to have their amazing cake as the centerpiece of a party celebrating SpongeBob SquarePants; Tom Kenny, the voice of SpongeBob himself, serves as guest judge.
Four bakers compete to have their cake creations at the center of a party celebrating the animated franchise "How to Train Your Dragon"; judges Art Brown and Doug Sloan, executive producers of "Dragons: Race to the Edge."
Four artists take on the challenge of creating cakes with an emoji theme; with guest judge Gedeon Maheux, co-founder of Iconfactory.
Four bakers compete in an Egyptian adventure when they are tasked with creating a cake as a centerpiece of a party celebrating the grand opening of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay's newest thrill ride, Cobra's Curse.
Cake artists compete for the chance to have their cake displayed at a party celebrating the 25th anniversary of the iconic film "Beauty and the Beast."
Four bakers create action-packed cakes celebrating the popular video game "Halo"; Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb, Microsoft's Director of Programming, helps judge the results.
Cake artists battle to have their cake featured at a party celebrating the beloved children's book character Madeline; Kate Clark, founder of Yottoy, helps judge the results.
Cake artists' creations pay tribute to the colorful and flavorful Jelly Belly jelly bean; Lisa Rowland Brasher, CEO of Jelly Belly, helps judge the results.
Children's book character Paddington Bear brings his old hat and suitcase for a visit to celebrate the 90th birthday of Paddington Bear's creator, Michael Bond; RW Alley, the illustrator of Paddington, helps judge the winning cake.
Bakers compete to have their cake center stage at a party celebrating the globe-trotting adventurer Waldo; Brian Robinson, head of creative design and development for Dreamworks Animation, helps pick the winning cake.
Four cake artists compete to have their Garfield-themed creations at the center of a party celebrating the birthday of the lasagna-loving feline.
Seven teams go head-to-head to create mind-blowing Christmas cake creations based on the "Frozen" character Olaf; Chris Buck, co-director of the movie, will help judge the results.
The six remaining teams take on the iconic tradition of ugly Christmas sweaters; Santa takes a sick day in the Santa's Mega Challenge; Chanda Bell and Christa Pitts from The Elf on the Shelf help to judge the results.
The release of the animated movie "Kung Fu Panda 3" is celebrated as four bakers compete to impress the movie's directors.
The four remaining teams are challenged to take Christmas intergalactic and create displays of Santa in space; the teams must bring world-famous Christmas songs to life in a huge edible creation; actor Devin Ratray helps to judge the results.
With the help of an expert chocolatier, the four bakers put their heart into their Valentine's Day cake creations; chocolatier Jonathan Grahm joins the judging panel.
The final two teams are tasked with creating eye-popping, edible Snow Globes and the ultimate gingerbread house; actress Monica Potter serves as guest judge.
DreamWorks Animation is throwing a massive party to celebrate the 15th Anniversary of the iconic animated film, "Shrek"; producer Gina Shay helps judge the baker's creations.
Four bakers are challenged with creating amazing cake creations celebrating the first birthday of Rosie the baby hippo from the Los Angeles Zoo.
Four cake makers compete to have their creation at the center of an epic party celebrating the latest season of Sesame Street.
The bakers compete to have their scrumdiddlyumptious cake creation at the center of an event celebrating the 45th anniversary of the all-time classic film "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory."
Archie, Jughead, Betty, Veronica and the whole gang are headed for Cake Wars, as four master cake artists battle to have their creations at the center of a party celebrating 75 years of the iconic comic book.
Cake artists battle to capture dinosaurs in cake form; Jesse Daniel from the National History Museum of Los Angeles joins the judging panel.
The Simpsons family is throwing a huge bash to celebrate their success and the winning cake maker will have their creation front and center at the event.
DC Comics is looking for the best cake maker to create a centerpiece for their celebration; judges Ron-Ben Israel and Waylynn Lucas will be joined by Dan DiDio, Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, senior executives and comic book artists for DC Comics.
Today someone's cake is getting whisked off to a dream wedding.
Everyone's favorite plumber, Mario, is getting turned into cake.
The bakers piece together incredible LEGO-themed cake creations.
Four cake artists must create a cake that takes inspiration from the movie classic, "The Sound of Music."
Four cake artists compete to have their cake creation at the center of a massive celebration for the Girl Scouts of the USA.