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Actor Ken Jeong talks about his first comedy special, dispels medical myths, dishes on encounters with Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Durant and gives Sean a free check-up.

Actor Ken Jeong talks about his first comedy special, dispels medical myths, dishes on encounters with Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Durant and gives Sean a free check-up.

Talk show host Seth Meyers eats wings, breaks down his "SNL" career, discusses political comedy and shows off some Boston accents.

Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer discuss improv and their show "Broad City."

Chef Gordon Ramsay discusses his influences, provides tips for scrambled eggs and tries to find an antidote to spicy food.

Raspberry mascarpone tart saucisson en croute, perfect for a hors d'oeuvres tray apple jalousie tart.

S'mousses, a twist on the classic s'mores chocolate and peanut butter tart triple chocolate ice cream cake.

Red fruit tart with colorful berries lemon custard tarts filled with citrusy curd a rosy pink apple tart.

Making an easy to prepare sweet-yeasted dough for three recipes pear and frangipane pastries a pull-apart cinnamon and brown butter swirl jam-filled croustades.

Known as Brazil's capital of happiness, Salvador da Bahia offers fruitful local markets and rich cuisine Tony takes part in a traditional local ceremony and experiences the talents of the famous Bahian artist of the kitchen, Chef Dada.

Tony's favorite kitchen comrades all seem to come from Mexico, and he wants to know why Eddy takes him on a tour of his home and town for some great meals of ant eggs, worms and more.

For centuries, inhabitants have hunted and fished Monterey Bay as the area offers a biologically rich and sustainable food source. Known for its protected marine life and seafood industry. Gary discovers some of California's freshest seafood.

Hollywood is known for glitz and glamour, but you probably didn't know of it's preserved cultural history of migrants here.Nestled in a neighbourhood in the middle of Los Angeles, lies a hub of food, people and culture, celebrating all things Thai.

In today's episode we visit one of the worlds largest megacities to try some fusion food. New York is described as the cultural, financial and media capital of the world. But what can it teach us about fusion food?

The owners of J. Willy's Bar and Grille are $1.2 million in debt and contact chef Gordon Ramsay in hope that he can help give them a fresh start Gordon brings in fresh ingredients and teaches the inexperienced cooks how to make various dishes.

Black Pearl, a struggling seafood restaurant with three different owners running the kitchen, has come to chef Gordon Ramsay for help one of the owners is resistant to change and questions every move Gordon makes.

Slice, slice, baby! Who wants a pizza this?! This week we're baking pizzas without a recipe!

In the aftermath of a massive wildfire in 2016, Cezin Nottaway finds a deep connection between food and healing she combines her signature bush cooking style with a traditional beaver tail recipe.

A savory crowd-pleaser makes a splash in the first round, and the maple sugar in Chef Patrice Demers' pantry has the home bakers saying ooh Canada the final two home bakers take a layered approach to bringing home the title and 10,000 dollars.

The home bakers take inspiration from family favorites to create their crowd-pleasers Chef Andrew Han presents the bakers with bananas and black sesame paste in his pantry Chef Anna Olson asks the final two home bakers to re-invent a classic.

One home baker tries to go with the flow with a lava cake Chef Lynn Crawford hits a sweet spot with the Meyer lemons and honey in her pantry it's an all-out cookie war to see who take home the prize.