Food Network Star

The competitors must redeem themselves by making a dish that haunts them from their first go-around, then shoot a one-minute video to explain what they've been up to and how they've improved.

The alumni take on a new-school baking challenge using old-school tools.

The final five alumni battle it out for a coveted spot in season 12. They conduct a fast-paced live webstream, then the pressure is turned up when they must work together to put on a live show in front of a studio audience.

Finalists shoot 30-second screen tests explaining what they're all about and show them at a VIP event in Hollywood. Then the finalists get a rude surprise when an eliminated contestant from a previous season joins the competition.

It's the food-world equivalent of a rap battle as finalists compete head-to-head by mashing two cooking styles into one dish. Then, in a surprise twist, two finalists are sent packing. Haylie Duff and Rev Run are guest judges.

Finalists shoot a promo for their version of a show called "Family Road Trip." Whether they're going camping or to grandma's house, their dishes better impress Giada De Laurentiis, Bobby Flay, Maile Carpenter and Ali Larter!

Finalists deliver a trendy remote food report for ET hosts Kevin Frazier and Nancy O'Dell. Then, they prepare a special tableside dining experience and get a few curve balls thrown at them by Hannah Hart and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.

Chef Robert Irvine shows his love of NASCAR and challenges the finalists to create a dish worthy of a world-class tailgate party. Then, Robert and Katie Lee help Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay decide who is sent home.

Rhett and Link, hosts of the YouTube channel "Good Mythical Morning," challenge each finalist to star in their own "Will It?" segment, pairing unlikely ingredients and asking "Will It?" questions. Duff Goldman is a guest judge.

First, guest judge Lorraine Pascale helps choose the best dish made from frozen foods. Then, in teams of three, the finalists create a menu for a tiki party and stage a demo for party-goers, including guest judge Anne Burrell.

The finalists join forces to create a five-course meal composed of nothing but indulgent, over-the-top dishes. Each finalist presents their course, describing its uniqueness to guest judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Trisha Yearwood.

The finalists are each assigned a different holiday theme and take turns hosting their own special parties. Tia Mowry and Donal Skehan are on hand to help Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay get the festivities started.

A 6-week journey determines if an ousted rival will rejoin the competition.

The winner of Star Salvation reenters the competition, surprising the remaining finalists. The new final four battle it out with former contestants as their sous chefs. Aarti Sequeira and Guy Fieri show up to help!

After ten grueling weeks of the toughest challenges on television, the final three watch their pilots with Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay. One winner is selected and will go on to shoot their very own show on Food Network!