Three Pitmasters compete at the Don't Be Cruel BBQ in Mississippi to see who has the best beef brisket and tri-tip; the Pitmasters' low-slow cooking skills are tested.
From pleasingly piquant pretzels in California, to sweet and fiery desserts in New York, Noah gets up the courage to sample seven of the spiciest midway munchies from coast to coast.
From a giant BBQ stuffed baked potato at the Houston Livestock show, to a Fort Worth Tex-Mex Burrito almost as big as the state itself, Noah discovers that everything is bigger, and yummier, in Texas.
Noah is California dreamin' for the Golden State's best carnival eats; he sets things on fire with a Deep Pit BBQ dinner, gets groovy with the Green Goddess and celebrates with Birthday Cake Crêpes.
Corn chips, cheese and loads of toppings are the base of a simple Tex-Mex dish, but the carnival cooks can get pretty creative; they create some of the wackiest and wildest nacho combinations on the midway.
Noah explores the huge variety of options carnival cooks have come up with to honor America's much loved sandwich; from classic beef burgers to exotic meats to buns made from pretzels and even donuts.
On the fairground, Noah Cappe discovers some amazing pizzas, including a breakfast pizza in Georgia, an awesome pizza in a cone and a funnel cake pizza at the Florida State Fair.
A couple moves the family back from overseas and wants to find a home in the rural California mountainside community of Tehachapi; for him, the property they choose must have a view, while she's looking for a house with lots of land.
A couple in Rapid City, S.D., battles over which retro style is right for their new home; while he likes old-school Victorian or Craftsman, she's into midcentury, so their friend may have to be the tie-breaker.
After overcoming hardship, a couple searches for their first home in New Haven, Conn.; he is looking for a fixer-upper with space for a game room, but she wants move-in ready with a fireplace and two full bathrooms.
A couple and their two daughters return to California to re-create the SoCal lifestyle she had in her youth; she wants a Spanish-style home with a pool, but he insists on a beach bungalow with lots of storage.
A San Antonio buyer is ready to purchase the single-story ranch home of her dreams; her best friend advises her to buy big for her future husband and family, but she'd rather put her money into the perfect master suite for the here and now.
An Atlanta couple is looking for a home to start a family; he wants to spend less for a fixer-upper with instant equity, but her approach is to pump the budget and get a turnkey home that needs no renovations.
A couple is staking their financial security on their own bed and breakfast in the Finger Lakes region of New York; she hopes for a picturesque farmhouse, but he's focused on making sure the property is profitable.
College sweethearts seek the perfect house in Grand Rapids, Mich.; since she's a foot shorter than he is, she wants to get kitchen cabinets that she can reach without his help; he's fixated on the shape of the roof for his Christmas light displays.
A pair of flipping firemen are ready to take down a fiery duo known as the Tiny Tornadoes in a competition to see whose flipping skills rake in the most profit.
A pair of sisters-in-law takes on a married flipping team to complete three next-level projects; a contemporary upgrade to a pair of armchairs and a golden-age improvement on a set of end tables.
Two college buddies prepare to throw down against a duo of fired-up best friends known as the Workshop Warriors to see who can create the most profitable flip; Geometric Design, Less Is More and Rehab Design.
A newlywed flipping team takes on a pair of artistic friends in a battle for flea market supremacy; Compact Design, East Meets West and Metal Works; a coffee table made by combining a washbasin with an iron gear.
A duo of dating designers face off against a creative couple in a furniture flip; starting at Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in Connecticut, and ending at New York's Long Island City Flea.