Cake Boss

Buddy and company are asked to make a cake for Dylan's Candy Bar, and the sisters are feeling tempted to hire an assistant for Buddy when they feel they can no longer handle all the incoming orders.

Buddy creates a cake inspired by wicked and poisonous plants. A customer wants to propose to his girlfriend at the bakery and asks Buddy to make an engagement ring box cake, and Cousin Anthony meets a girl who's not all she seems.

Buddy creates a billiards table cake for football player Justin Tuck and gets an opportunity to show off his pool skills. The bakery gets a makeover with unexpected results, and the painters get a cake.

Buddy's got a real loudmouth in the bakery this week but it's not a customer, it's a talking cake! Then, when he's tasked with a cage-fighting cake, his teenage nephew decides it's time for a wrestling match.

Buddy makes a new four-legged friend when he's asked to create a cake for a local animal shelter. And he might be in the doghouse when he challenges his father-in-law to a pizza-making contest.

Buddy and company feel lost in space when they have to create an over-the-top cake for a local planetarium. But the week isn't all tough stuff, when the boys go golfing to get inspiration for a golf tournament cake.

Buddy channels his inner hacker when he's asked to create a moving robot cake. He also has to make a 1970's themed-rollerskate cake and deliver it on skates! Cousin Anthony gets a talkative new companion on a delivery.

The bakery heavyweights are challenged to an eating contest after they create a buffet-style cake for Major League Eating. Then one of Frankie's biggest fears is exposed while making a cake for the Coney Island Circus Sideshow.

Buddy channels his inner bad boy when he's asked to make a cake for the Long Island Hells Angels. On the opposite end of the spectrum, he also has to make a Tea Party-themed cake for a group of Upper East Side socialites.

General Buddy and his team of cake soldiers really want to impress their client this week when they create a massive cake for the US Air Force. The guys get their groove on while making a dance-themed cake and the girls get into a catfight.

Buddy and crew have to make a holiday-themed cake for drag queen Miss Richfield 1981. Cousin Anthony and Stretch beg Buddy to let them deliver another holiday cake to a party full of women, but Buddy has a trick up his sleeve.

Carlo's has a record week when they have to make 50 wedding cakes in seven days. Buddy's number one priority is wowing his cousin and sister-in-law, and Cousin Anthony must handle the delivery all by himself.

Buddy is inspired to create a new cake recipe when he is asked to make an apple tree cake for a local orchard. Mary threatens to buy her 40th birthday cake from a rival baker when Buddy doesn't give her the attention she wants.

Everyone at the bakery is thrilled to make a cake for Sesame Street's 40th anniversary, but it's no walk in the park and problems arise early. Buddy also creates a very special surprise for his favorite character.

The crew channels their inner animals for a cake for the 110th birthday of the Bronx Zoo. They also make a cake for the grand opening of the only movie theater in Hoboken, NJ once the clients make up their minds about the design!

Buddy and his team get the order of a lifetime when the Retail Bakers Association asks for a life-sized racecar cake for their annual convention in Charlotte, NC.

A local aquarium orders an underwater themed cake for their birthday this week and Buddy puts his signature on it by adding live fish! Lisa and Remy make a very special announcement to Buddy who can't wait to tell the rest of the family.

Buddy and Mauro travel to Disney World to make Carlo's famous cannolis for the Epcot Food and Wine Festival. The guys also bring their families for a vacation and make an out-of-this-world cake for Buddy's daughter's birthday.

Buddy counts down his top five favorite cakes and re-lives some of the most memorable moments.