How many episodes in 42 season: 14 episodes
Guy Fieri asks GGG fans what grocery games they want to see, and the results are wild! First, four unsuspecting chefs must make their signature dish using only the canned, packaged and processed ingredients found on the middle aisles of the store. Then, chefs shop for ingredients for a Winner Winner Chicken Dinner, only to discover that the fans' favorite game is cart swap! The chef who makes the best dinner with another chef's groceries gets to shop the market for up to ,000.
Guy Fieri welcomes all-star chefs Joe Sasto, Lee Anne Wong, and Justin Warner to an intense noodle competition. First, the chefs must make a spicy noodle dish featuring big flavors despite having to shop using the smallest of bags. Then, the remaining two all-stars spin the color wheel to determine whether their upscale noodle dish must feature black, purple, green, or red noodles.
Three experienced grill masters are ready to fight fire with fire in hopes of defeating each other, and ultimately an all-star GGG judge, in an epic grill-off. First, Guy Fieri asks the chefs to shop for ingredients for a hometown grill-down using heavy-duty grill mitts. The winning chef earns an automatic ,000 and a shot at earning up to ,000 more, but only if they can beat the GGG judge of their choice in a high-end grilled dinner cook-off, featuring colorful ingredients dictated by Guy's color wheel.
Guy Fieri invites three GGG winners to celebrate America's 250th birthday with a cook-off. First, the chefs make a picnic plate with ingredients like apple pie and corn dogs. Then, a game of cornhole determines the ingredients for a grilled dinner.
Guy Fieri invites eight all-star masters of world cuisines to compete in a five-part GGG Global Games for ,000! After dividing the chefs into two groups, Guy asks Group A to make their best international street food that includes pumpernickel bread.
The Global Games continue as Guy Fieri asks the chefs to make their best international fried dish that also includes Haitian peanut butter. Then, the bottom two chefs fight for survival by preparing their best noodle dish using only 8 lbs. of ingredients.
Six chefs are still in the running for the Global Games ,000 prize. Guy Fieri asks Group A chefs to make a spicy favorite using ingredients that echo colors from their countries' flags. The Group B chefs make a Sunday supper inspired by their country.
The remaining chefs make a seafood dinner and a hot-cold duo.
Guy Fieri challenges the final two chefs to make a showstopping appetizer in only 20 minutes and a country-defining entree and dessert with only 40 dollars and 40 minutes. The chef with the highest combined score after two rounds wins the ,000 prize!
Guy Fieri invites firefighters to partner with all-star chefs for a special team competition. The firefighters and their all-star sous chefs make a 20-minute firehouse breakfast to win ,500, followed by a complete firehouse dinner to win up to ,000.
Guy Fieri invites two of GGG's winningest chefs to call out the all-star chefs who they believe played a part in their unexpected loss for a shot at winning ,000. First, Laura Fonner takes on judge Aarti Sequeira, who claimed her red plating wasn't upscale enough. Then, Crista Luedtke calls out Stephanie Izard, who defeated her in tournament play. The chef who makes the best comfort classic using frozen ingredients earns ,000.
Guy Fieri welcomes the first three winners of GGG to return and compete for up to ,000. First, the chefs must make a baller burger and side, even though all buns are out of stock. Then, the final two make a high-end dinner featuring only frozen foods.
Guy Fieri invites three foodies with big online followings to team up with their favorite all-star chefs in a high-energy competition. The teams must prove they're masters of digital communication by planning a classic food duo over their smartphones.
Guy Fieri invites three GGG newcomers to spread their wings to make two rounds of dishes using a single chicken. First, the chefs must shop for a fried chicken dish without breaking any of the eggs at the bottom of their shopping basket.
