Mon plus beau cookie : le défi de Noël

Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson are hosting a dramatic opening night in the Christmas cookie playhouse, where four gingerbread masters craft cookie stick puppets. Then, the bakers build grand gingerbread puppet theaters to perform a play for Ree and Eddie!

It's redemption day as Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson welcome back cookie makers who came up just short of winning. They'll decorate cookies that call back to forgotten Christmas traditions and reveal what makes them tick with grandfather clocks.

Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson welcome back eight former champions to prove who is the best of the best. In teams of two, the bakers weave magic to create Christmas cookie quilts and construct gigantic stadiums worthy of the finest North Pole games.

Inspired by Warner Brothers' Christmas movie "Elf," Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson challenge four cookie makers to create cookies that show Buddy's magical journey. Then, the bakers cobble together 3D pop-up cookie books with their favorite movie scene.

Earthlings aren't the only ones having holiday fun as Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson ask four bakers to make cookies that reveal what Christmas is like on other planets. Then, the cookie makers craft rocket ships worthy of taking Santa to the stars.

Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson challenge four festive cookie makers to share the magic of Christmas vacation with two-sided picture postcards. Then, the merry trip continues as the three remaining cookie makers craft 360-degree Christmas camper vans.

Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson celebrate a country Christmas by asking four countrified cookie makers to create two different cowboy Christmas designs. Then, the remaining bakes create fully functional farmhouse cookie jars filled with their own cookies!

Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson challenge four cookie makers to dream up their own Christmas movie and decorate a cookie poster for it. Then, they'll create a vintage TV showing their favorite scene from the classic holiday film "A Christmas Story."