Buddy creates a flower covered cake, complete with a rose flavored filling for a Mother's Day brunch; Lisa and Sofia help Buddy host a special decorating class; the Valastro family celebrates Momma, and all the other wonderful moms in the family.

Reflecting on the life of Momma Mary and the legacy she left behind with hundreds of family members and friends.

The professional soccer team F.C. Internazionale is in Hoboken from Italy, and Buddy and the guys are making them a cake; it's a dream come true for Mauro and Danny, who have been fans since childhood; Mary dips her toes in becoming a foot model.

Buddy creates a leather-and-lace cake for an all-female motorcycle club; a lucky 5-year-old gets a perfect, pink, princess cake.

Buddy makes a giant hot dog cake for the famous 4th of July hot dog eating contest at Coney Island; an order for a BBQ pit master has Joe attempting a pork belly cake filling.

An Indian couple asks for an exact replica of the Taj Mahal, but the intricate design may be more than Buddy and his team can handle; Grace helps a couple of boys ask their girlfriends to prom with an over-the-top surprise cake.

When a children's theater asks Buddy to make an "Alice in Wonderland" cake, he falls deep into the rabbit hole; Mauro creates a vintage baseball-themed cake for the Carlos Beltran Foundation.

The team creates a complicated helicopter cake complete with spinning rotors; Mauro's intense fear of heights is triggered, so Buddy brings in a hypnotist; Grace takes an order from a donut obsessed bride.

Buddy heads to Meadowlands Racetrack with a cake for the infamous camel and ostrich races; the bakery receives a visit from a few families with the Make-a-Wish foundation.

Joe has big plans to surprise Grace with an ice cream cake for her 50th birthday, but extreme heat may just melt the surprise before Grace arrives; Buddy must turn a classic car into an unforgettable cake.

A martial art's studio is celebrating their graduating class, and wants a cake that represents the Brazilian tradition Capoeira; Mauro helps a boy celebrate his Bar Mitzvah with a cake that shows off his love of hockey.

Buddy heads to Rutgers University Geology Museum where he is asked to create an Egypt-themed cake.

Buddy and the team rock a crystal cake for a gemstone gallery's 50th anniversary celebration, and his 5-year-old son takes over Carlo's Bakery.

Buddy and his family go snow tubing in the Poconos; Mary and Carlo make a cake for a zoo celebrating the Chinese Year of the Monkey; Buddy Castano is getting ready for college, but Mauro and Madeline aren't ready to let go.

A winter wonderland themed wedding inspires Buddy to venture out of his comfort zone, so he enlists his friend and legendary sugar artist Jacques Torres to help complete the icy cake of the couple's dreams.

At Christmas, the Valastros throw their annual party to give back to their community and Buddy creates a magical Christmas tree cake.

A mother and daughter need a traditional yet modern cake for a quinceanera party; a cake for dog groomers; Buddy and Lisa go head to head about their son Marco playing football.

Buddy makes a life-size snowman cake for a group of pre-schoolers.

When Halloween arrives in Hoboken, Buddy and co brave a haunted house for a consultation, and Frankie's coffin prank on Gabby nearly scares her to death.

A replica Brandenburg Gate for the German Embassy's party; a gold Buddha statue.

A long-time customer's family farm wants a harvest themed cake to kick off the fall season; Mauro gets some shocking news and must undergo surgery.

Chefs are put to the test to earn the title of Next Great Baker.

Duff Goldman is a pastry-decorating virtuoso. They don't come to Goldman for a standard cake. People turn to Goldman when they want a cake that looks like it sprang from the imagination of Dr. Seuss, or want a detailed creation that looks like an operating Jeep, or want a near-perfect re-creation of Wrigley Field. Armed with power tools and his creative team's tenacity, Goldman and team turn out cakes that are works of art.

The sweet smell of success for sisters and business partners Sophie LaMontagne and Katherine Kallinis comes from the more than 5,000 cupcakes their Washington, D.C.-based "cupcakery" sells each day. They risked their life savings and quit lucrative careers in fashion and finance to pursue their lifelong dream of starting a bakery, which came true when Georgetown Cupcake opened on Valentine's Day 2008. It's now a booming business, as told in this reality series, which captures the drama behind the scenes in the fast-paced, family-owned bakery.

Expert bakers go toe-to-toe to see whose cake creations will earn them the grand prize.

In each episode, four of the country's top bakers compete for a $10,000 prize in a cupcake-baking competition. The show consists of three rounds, with one contestant eliminated after each round. In round one, the contestants must baking a cupcake that is judged on taste alone. Baking three cupcakes is the task in the second round, when they are judged on both taste and presentation. Then, the remaining two bakers are each given a five-person team in the final round, in which they have two hours to make 1,000 cupcakes. The baker who the judges determine made the best cupcakes in all three rounds takes home the cash.

Buddy Valastro spends a lot of time in bakeries running his cake empire. Like anyone who works long hours, he still needs to put aside some time to have fun with his family.This series documents the Valastros as they head into an RV to take a memorable summer road trip through the South. Buddy, wife Lisa and their four children begin in their home state of New Jersey, then head south through South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Louisiana as they experience some of the best things the region has to offer. A slice of Americana is on the itinerary in the form of visits to Graceland and Dollywood and, of course, the master baker includes food in his vacation plans. Buddy and his family make saltwater taffy the old-fashioned way in Myrtle Beach, enjoy a crab platter and fried chicken in Georgia, and sample etouffee in New Orleans.

Elite bakers Buddy Valastro and Duff Goldman face off in an epic baking battle. The winner of this contest is crowned the undisputed king of cake on the series, which is a weeks-long competition that challenges every aspect of what it means to be a true artist. Each episode measures their talent in different rounds by use of technique, design skills and taste -- a bake-off to test their baking abilities and a cake-off to showcase their creative imaginations and decorating skills. Judges and renowned chefs Sherry Yard and Keegan Gerhard are joined by special guests as they determine the winner of the ultimate cake-off.

This series takes viewers into the kitchens of bakeries across America to seek out the craziest cakes that can be imagined. Sights include gravity-defying wedding cakes, life-size animal replicas, surprise fill cakes, an upside-down wedding cake hanging from a chandelier and covered in sparkling rhinestones, and an edible truck that jumps over a ghost town. Along the way, viewers learn how bakers craft these masterpieces down to the very detail of things.

Four professional bakers turn their talents up to high to prove they have what it takes to sit at the table with Buddy Valastro. The baking competition allows the bakers to showcase their talents and the winner has the opportunity to have his or her custom-made creations sold to the public on Carlo's Bakery website. "Bake You Rich" tests not only the contestants' skills with the oven but also showcases their business savvy. There are three challenges, with the final two competitors going head-to-head in the finale to mass-produce their sweets while dealing with machinery that is malfunctioning, recipe changes, and many other obstacles. Hosted by "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro.

Several of the best child bakers in the country will do battle in a series of delicious challenges.