Chopped's Ted Allen and Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli bring their discerning palates to Bobby's arena in order to find the right chef to take down Bobby Flay. There's no room for error as street food king, Chef Jeremiah Bullfrog and Midwestern chef, Kyle Williams, risk it all to battle the king of flavor.

Chopped's Ted Allen and Amanda Freitag stop by the arena with one goal in mind: Beat Bobby Flay! Italian-born chef Patrick D'Andrea takes on Canadian chef Rob Feenie for the chance to stare down the master.

The Kitchen's Sunny Anderson and Chopped's Ted Allen have Bobby Flay in their sights and are calling in two contenders to finish the job. Chef and grill-master Victor Albisu takes on competition-junkie Chef Eddie Tancredi, but who will have what it takes to face Bobby?

Breaking News: NBC's Tamron Hall and Chopped's Ted Allen are in the arena and Bobby is in their sights! They've brought two talented chefs to take him down; whiz kid Katherine Humphus gets into a culinary slugfest with the no-nonsense John Wassil, but who will make the headlines?

Things boil over as Chopped's Ted Allen and Cooking Channel host and actress Debi Mazar are primed to take down their friend Bobby. The deck is stacked when golden boys Gio Osso and Mike Friedman arrive with fire in their eyes.

Chopped host Ted Allen and comedian Margaret Cho don't play by the rules when it comes to taking down Bobby Flay. To do their dirty work, they've brought in renegade chefs Diane DiMeo and Ian Russo to put culinary golden boy Bobby in his place.

The stakes are high as Chopped host Ted Allen and Cooking Channel host Kelsey Nixon step into the arena and decide which chef has the culinary gumption to take down Bobby. Will it be Syrian chef Sanaa Abourezk or Philadelphia's hottest chef, Matt Levin?

Chopped host Ted Allen pairs up with chef Anne Burrell to weigh in on which contender has the best chance at handing Bobby Flay a loss. Caribbean comfort food chef Justin Gaines and St. Louis barbecue tycoon Mike Johnson hope their plate packs the punch needed to get Ted and Anne's vote.

It's a schoolyard battle of all-star pastry chefs as Bobby Flay's friend, the legendary Francois Payard, takes on the whimsical creations of top New York City pastry chef, Zac Young. Food Network's Ted Allen and Girl Meets World's kid star Rowan Blanchard are eager to tarnish Bobby's winning record.

Ted Allen and actress Debi Mazar welcome two contenders who competed on Iron Chef America, but lost by one point. Chef Todd Stein faced Bobby Flay in battle mussels, while chef Paul Virant took on Iron Chef Morimoto. Now they're here to settle the score once and for all!

Chop chop Mr. Flay! Food Network's Ted Allen is turning the tables in Bobby Flay's kitchen and he's got the Chopped dream team to back him up. Tonight's contenders, chefs Amanda Freitag and Marc Murphy, know a thing or two about getting their friend Bobby beat.

Ted Allen and Sunny Anderson step into the arena, but this time they're switching things up to ensure a win. They've brought in Bobby Flay's friend and chef, Stephen Kalt, and Marc Vetri's protege, Brad Spence, in hopes of knocking Bobby down a peg or two.

Bobby Flay better bust out his rolling pin! Texas pastry chef Amanda Rockman and blast from Bobby's past Vicki Wells roll into the arena for a chance at sweet victory. Chopped's Ted Allen and actress Busy Philipps will see who can rise to the occasion.

Chopped comes a knockin' at Beat Bobby Flay's door when host Ted Allen and resident judge Marc Murphy come to town. They're bringing Chopped Champions Seis Kamimura and Demetrio Zavala for another shot at beating Bobby.

Familiar faces return to the arena when restaurateurs and Beat Bobby Flay judges Michael Psilakis and Einat Admony compete to bring the heat. Food Network's Ted Allen and Sunny Anderson use their expertise to choose who will be the last chef standing.

Bobby Flay is served a signature dish that's way out of his comfort zone as Chopped host Ted Allen and Chef Tiffani Faison root for chefs Jim Armstrong and Earl James Reynolds to take him down.