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Kardea Brown's Grandma Josephine and her girls, Miss Carolyn and Miss Evelyn, never miss the chance to gather on a Friday night for a traditional Southern fish fry. Kardea is giving them a week off by joining the fun and bringing their classic Friday meal of Fried Whole Red Snapper with Creole Gravy, Oyster Rice, Citrus Pound Cake with Blood Orange Curd and Hurricane Punch.

Kardea Brown and her bestie are combining their love of food and shopping with a beautiful afternoon at the historic Charleston City Market. After grabbing a few goodies downtown, Kardea heads back home to prepare a meal that incorporates the flavors of Charleston, including Pimiento Cheese Straws, Boiled Peanut Salad, Low Country Seafood Perloo and Hummingbird Bars with Candied Pecans.

The Kitchen crew gives classic, old-school recipes new and delicious updates! Katie Lee Biegel shares a kicked-up Tuna Noodle Casserole, while Geoffrey Zakarian pairs a retro Strawberry Saketini with Coconut Tempura Shrimp. Then, Jeff Mauro soups-up The World's Greatest Reuben Sandwich, and Sunny Anderson recreates a nostalgic sweet treat with her Brown Butter Oatmeal Cream Pies.

Molly Yeh hosts a send-off party to destination: Sweden! She whips up a smorgasbord of delightful Swedish-inspired foods, like her sweet Rose Semlor buns with almond bellies and whipped cream toppers, classic savory Swedish Meatballs and a Big Green Salad with Tiny Hasselback Potatoes tossed in spicy Horseradish Dressing. She finishes up with the coolest party dish -- her Smorgastarta that combines salmon salad and egg salad sandwiches in cake form!

Molly Yeh invites her sister-in-law Anna and her baby Cliff over for a playdate with Molly's daughter Bernie. They work up quite an appetite with all that playing, so Molly makes Homemade Granola Bar Treats, juicy Falafel-Spiced Turkey Burgers, Grilled Corn Salad with a creamy Avocado Ranch and refreshing Carrot Apple Juice to wash it all down.

The sun is shining, and Ree Drummond is doing some California-style cooking. First, her Wine-Roasted Chicken with Pistachio Pesto Pasta can be separated or enjoyed together. That's followed by vibrant Cauliflower Tacos with Avocado Crema and divine Roasted Grape and Ricotta Toasts. To finish, Ree makes an irresistible LA-inspired Butterscotch Pudding.

Ree Drummond has cocktail hour and a summer party on her mind. She puts her ranch kitchen spin on a BBQ Shrimp Cocktail and makes irresistible Buffalo Chicken Meatball Skewers. Then she bakes an all-American pull-apart Bacon Ranch Cheesy Bread and mixes up Blueberry-Basil Limeade.

The Kitchen hosts dish out their best recipes from the land and sea, perfect for any special occasion! Geoffrey Zakarian brings a fresh Crab Salad in Endive, Sunny Anderson gets herbaceous with Green Goddess Grilled Lobster with Easy Green Goddess Rice and Jeff Mauro adds some spice with Chorizo and Shrimp Tacos. Then, Katie Lee Biegel beaches out with her Catch the Wave Cake, and Michael Symon drops in to talk about "Symon's Dinners Cooking Out" and shares his Grilled Ribeye with Tonnato Sauce.

Michael Symon is ready to celebrate Dad, and he kicks things off Smoked Brisket Chili, a Texas classic with a personal twist Dad will love. Then, there's Cornbread with Honey Butter, inspired by a special memory at Hatchet Hall. For the grand finale, Michael makes Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars with Bruléed Marshmallow, a delectable treat that'll put a smile on Dad's face.

Michael Symon heats things up with a Grilled Pork Tenderloin that's bound to make any meat lover drool. The pork marinates in brown sugar while he whips up a side of Mango Slaw, paired with Liz's thirst-quenching and fresh Pineapple Mango Mojito. This meal is "mangolicious!"

Home cook Bria George is anything but chicken when Eddie Jackson surprises her with an epic poultry power play against celebrity chef Antonia Lofaso. Judges picked off the streets of New York City will decide if Bria's dish is worth a $5,000 cash out.

Eddie Jackson gives marketing executive and home cook Ashley the chance of a lifetime to battle world-renowned restaurateur Chef Antonia Lofaso. With $5,000 on the line, Ashley must cook up a winning dish to steal a victory from Antonia.

In a live-fire Chopped tournament to show what hot ideas, techniques and flavors chefs bring to the table, the competitors take a walk on the wild side with wild game in every basket. In the appetizer basket, a crispy Korean snack food is a creepy-crawly shocker. The judges wonder what to expect when they chomp down on alligator entrees, and in the dessert round, the two chefs left fighting for a spot in the finale wrestle with a basket that includes wild sandwiches and daring dairy.

Four talented chefs push themselves to the limit in order to impress the judges and win a spot in the $25,000 live-fire tournament finale. They must make flame-kissed dishes that celebrate the treasures of both land and sea, and the judges want to see them modernize an old concept. In the first basket, strange sushi requires raw talent, and a bowl of cheese could be an unwelcome addition to the entree basket. The two finalists discover what's lurking inside the surf-and-turf dessert basket.

Four phenomenal live-fire cooks stand tall, ready to claim the last remaining spot in the tournament's finale. They get lucky with a promise of perfectly porky baskets, but only one chef will take the judges to hog heaven. One of nature's sweetest gifts is a part of the appetizer basket, but it may not be a treat to the competitors. A prized piece of pork seems like a gimme in the entree basket, and as the last two competitors race the clock in the dessert round, the $25,000 grand prize begins to feel within reach. But only one chef will still be in the running after the last cloche is lifted.

In this fiery tournament finale, four winners return with their sights set on taking the title of Chopped Grand Champion. The baskets contain ingredients reminiscent of the preliminary battle themes: wild game, steaks, surf and turf and pork. The appetizer round has the chefs working with a meat not found in the grocery store. A bucket of something frozen is part of the entree basket puzzle, and the two finalists who make it to the dessert round endeavor to give it their all with corn on the cob and an unconventional cheesecake. Only one chef can score the life-changing grand prize and walk away knowing they triumphed while 15 other skilled chefs went down in flames.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's going from incredible Italian to sensational seafood. In Oklahoma City, a funky food truck putting out wood-fired pizza and Grandma's Sicilian meatball recipe. In Portland, Ore., a righteous spot cookin' up crab cake cioppino and crab-spinach risotto. And in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Guy's chillin' with Vanilla Ice at a pirate-inspired joint serving up Brazilian and Caribbean seafood specialties.

On this trip down memory lane, Guy Fieri's wrapping 'em up and stacking 'em high. First up, a Filipino-fusion joint relocated to California's Inland Empire, but their lumpia and spicy pork fries are worth the commute. Then in Santa Monica, an oldie but goodie is still making out-of-bounds burgers, while a staple in Boulder, Colo., is celebrating a century with their college-town classics.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's grabbing a little surf, turf and flavors from the earth. In San Juan, Puerto Rico, a local gem is serving regional favorites, like off-the-hook pork trifongo and shrimp empanadas. In Somerville, N.J., a funky spot is firin' up a something-for-everyone menu, including righteous vegan dishes like a mushroom po' boy and a meatless turkey club. And in Cleveland, a Mediterranean hot spot is servin' outrageous octopus and masterful lamb, beef and ricotta meatballs.

Guy Fieri is hittin' the road and diggin' into some serious meat. In Atlanta, a funky Asian spot putting out primetime pork belly and wok-fried chicken. In Vancouver, an elevated diner dishing out duck pancakes and not-your-momma's meatloaf. And in Kennewick, Washington, a brewpub pairing their pints with housemade sausages, like a chicken gyro and the bomb bratwurst.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's grabbing serious sandwiches and a side of spice. In Bend, Ore., there's a bagel shop loadin' up pastrami and throwing in some jalapeno heat. In Salt Lake City, a Venezuelan spot making amazing arepas and a plantain patacon. Plus, a Nashville joint following in their DDD-alum mother's footsteps while puttin' their own twist on Jamaican specialties.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's hanging out at real-deal mom-and-pop spots. In Logan, Utah, a family-run Indian joint hooked up to a gas station with Dad dishin' out specialties from his homeland. In Burlington, Vt., a dumpling house born out of a legendary food cart where mother and daughter are serving up authentic flavor, and in Denver, a neighborhood landmark where Mom leads the whole family in cookin' up Caribbean-soul favorites.

This trip, Guy Fieri's doubling up with sweet and savory, both hot and cold. In San Juan, Puerto Rico, a Venezuelan food stand is serving up amazing arepas with off-the-chain chicken and stellar steak. In Laramie, Wyo., a funky food truck is scoring with winning wings, including a star NFL quarterback's favorite. And in Cleveland, a two-for-one spot is making an outrageous ice cream-cake combo alongside a raclette-ramen mashup.

This trip, Guy Fieri's heading east to get a taste of the South. In North Conway, N.H., a real deal smokehouse is putting their spin on meatloaf and stuffing empanadas with brisket. In Atlantic Beach, N.C., a funky joint is servin' Southern fried pork chops and spicing up their shrimp. Then in Ormond Beach, Fla., a historic spot is adding bourbon to the mix and making a standout seafood stew.

This trip, Guy Fieri's grabbing grub infused with international flavors. There's a meaty spot in Wilmington, Delaware, putting Thai into sausage and Cuban into sandwiches. In Kauai, there's a legit Tiki joint owned by real-deal rock stars cooking up Hawaiian flair. Finally, a Lebanese place in San Diego is serving authentic specialties that go beyond the standards.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's diggin' into dishes that'll stick to your ribs. In Sioux Falls, S.D., a funky joint cleaning up familiar favorites, like burgers and mac and cheese. In Fairbanks, Alaska, a place cookin' up elevated comfort like a lollipop pork chop and 25-ingredient meatloaf. And in Moorhead, Minn., a spot serving Midwest mashups like their take on bibimbap and a chicken fried sandwich.

Guy Fieri's hitting the road for on an off-the-chain culinary journey. On the Big Island, a Filipino-Hawaiian mashup making a name for leaving diners speechless. In Chicago, a Spanish-style spot serving off-the-hook seafood that just might surprise you. And, in Ashland, Ore., a funky joint cookin' up incredible Indonesian specialties.

Guy Fieri's digging into everything from pretzels to paella. In Bozeman, Mont., a five-star take on breakfast with a Mexican pork masterpiece and a French toast Monte Cristo. In Little Rock, Ark., a microbrewery servin' up elevated pub grub like scratch pretzels and a gumbo-cheese fry mashup. Plus, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant serving up Spanish specialties like on-point paella.

This trip, Guy Fieri's doubling up with sweet and savory, both hot and cold. In San Juan, Puerto Rico, a Venezuelan food stand is serving up amazing arepas with off-the-chain chicken and stellar steak. In Laramie, Wyo., a funky food truck is scoring with winning wings, including a star NFL quarterback's favorite. And in Cleveland, a two-for-one spot is making an outrageous ice cream-cake combo alongside a raclette-ramen mashup.

This trip, Guy Fieri's heading east to get a taste of the South. In North Conway, N.H., a real deal smokehouse is putting their spin on meatloaf and stuffing empanadas with brisket. In Atlantic Beach, N.C., a funky joint is servin' Southern fried pork chops and spicing up their shrimp. Then in Ormond Beach, Fla., a historic spot is adding bourbon to the mix and making a standout seafood stew.

This trip, Guy Fieri's grabbing grub infused with international flavors. There's a meaty spot in Wilmington, Delaware, putting Thai into sausage and Cuban into sandwiches. In Kauai, there's a legit Tiki joint owned by real-deal rock stars cooking up Hawaiian flair. Finally, a Lebanese place in San Diego is serving authentic specialties that go beyond the standards.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's diggin' into dishes that'll stick to your ribs. In Sioux Falls, S.D., a funky joint cleaning up familiar favorites, like burgers and mac and cheese. In Fairbanks, Alaska, a place cookin' up elevated comfort like a lollipop pork chop and 25-ingredient meatloaf. And in Moorhead, Minn., a spot serving Midwest mashups like their take on bibimbap and a chicken fried sandwich.

Guy Fieri's hitting the road for on an off-the-chain culinary journey. On the Big Island, a Filipino-Hawaiian mashup making a name for leaving diners speechless. In Chicago, a Spanish-style spot serving off-the-hook seafood that just might surprise you. And, in Ashland, Ore., a funky joint cookin' up incredible Indonesian specialties.

Guy Fieri's digging into everything from pretzels to paella. In Bozeman, Mont., a five-star take on breakfast with a Mexican pork masterpiece and a French toast Monte Cristo. In Little Rock, Ark., a microbrewery servin' up elevated pub grub like scratch pretzels and a gumbo-cheese fry mashup. Plus, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant serving up Spanish specialties like on-point paella.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's grabbing serious sandwiches and a side of spice. In Bend, Ore., there's a bagel shop loadin' up pastrami and throwing in some jalapeno heat. In Salt Lake City, a Venezuelan spot making amazing arepas and a plantain patacon. Plus, a Nashville joint following in their DDD-alum mother's footsteps while puttin' their own twist on Jamaican specialties.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's hanging out at real-deal mom-and-pop spots. In Logan, Utah, a family-run Indian joint hooked up to a gas station with Dad dishin' out specialties from his homeland. In Burlington, Vt., a dumpling house born out of a legendary food cart where mother and daughter are serving up authentic flavor, and in Denver, a neighborhood landmark where Mom leads the whole family in cookin' up Caribbean-soul favorites.