Vegas Cakes - Episode Guide

Freed's is the best bakery in Las Vegas and every day they make celebration magic with their custom cakes. The team rocks around the clock to deliver a three-foot-long custom car, an enchanting unicorn, and an eye-popping mash up of junk food and fitness.

The stakes are high in Vegas when Cirque du Soleil's production of KA is celebrating its 6000th performance with an epic cake and Max stresses out making sure the delivery isn't a disaster. Then it's on to a gravity-defying alien baseball mashup for the local baseball team, the Las Vegas 51s.

The bakery is already very busy with a giant tiger cake and an incredibly complex plaid cake when they get a very last minute order for a wedding cake. Can they bake a custom wedding cake from scratch and deliver it to the Little White Chapel in just six hours?

The bakery team at Freed's recreates a world record out of cake for a stunt man's birthday -- but can they make a cake truck jump over a cake ghost town? Later, tension bubbles up at the bakery when the Blue Man Group requests a colorful cake for a splashy surprise at a charity event.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newton order an over-the-top dress cake for a bridal shower. Later, it's sink or swim as the bakery team at Freed's commemorates the anniversary of the Titanic's discovery by baking the largest boat cake they've ever made.

Penn and Teller celebrate their Las Vegas show's 25th anniversary with a magical surprise cake. Later, the holidays are in full swing starting with a Chinese food cake made for a Jewish celebration, and a local charity gets a massive gingerbread house cake for their Christmas sing-along.

The bakery team kicks off college pigskin season with a huge roast pig cake. Then, Vegas history comes to life when the Neon Museum flips the switch on new neon signs and the moment is recreated with an electrifying cake.

Marine Corp veterans celebrate their reunion with an explosive looking cake, and a local bar gets an incredible tiki-themed confection. Later, the Freed's team does a balancing act when UNLV orders a giant diamond cake with a mustache for their 60th anniversary.

The bakery team pours it on with a very unique beer unicorn cake. Then, a local orchard kicks off their pumpkin patch with a harvest-themed cake, and a bride-to-be gets a jolly proper sendoff after her family surprises her with a giant Big Ben cake.

National Taco Day will never be the same after a Vegas restaurant orders a cake made of giant tacos. Later, the Freed's bakery team brings a Frankenstein cake to life for a theater premiere, and it's game time for a larger-than-life skyhawk mascot cake made for a high school homecoming.

The team at Freed's Bakery creates an edible village of fairies with details so fine that fondant artist Aubrie Virgin needs a magnifying glass to paint them. The ultimate University of Oregon fan gets the perfect cake for her birthday. Then, the First Friday art festival and Groundhog Day collide and the staff builds a cake so big and heavy that Max Fried needs a forklift to deliver it.

It's a jungle of fun as Freed's Bakery fills an order for a willowy tall tree cake with exotic birds and edible pets. Then a 13-year-old celebrates her birthday with a smashing volleyball cake. The hit Vegas variety show, Absinthe, orders a huge spinning circus tent cake, and Anthony Fusco and Raul Hernandez face a unique challenge -- taming the flavor of real absinthe and incorporating it into the cake.

The Vegas Golden Knights, the newest and hottest team in the NHL, call on Freed's Bakery for a massive, hockey-themed cake for their fans. A doctor's convention orders an operating room cake, and Sonny Robinson channels his inner pinball wizard to build a working pinball machine out of cake.

It's the busiest week of the year at Freed's Bakery. The Las Vegas Metro Police Wives order a Vegas Strong cake for first responders, and the team builds a towering fortune cookie-flavored pagoda to celebrate the Year of the Dog.

The Freed's Bakery team surprises legendary performers Donny and Marie Osmond on stage with a big, blinged-out masterpiece. Brittnee Klinger makes a little girl the ultimate rainbow-mermaid birthday cake, and Kristen LoVullo and Aubrie Virgin go crazy for a kooky cat lady-themed cake.

There's a storm of water-themed cakes brewing in Freed's Bakery. Brittnee Virgin and Kristen LoVullo team up to unleash the Kraken on a pirate ship cake, and Cirque du Soleil orders a six-foot-long Alaskan mountain range cake with running rivers for a star-studded event. A mystery client orders a realistic whale of a cake covered in 24-karat gold.

In honor of Italian chef Mama Maria's 101st birthday, Brittnee Klinger re-creates an Italian feast that's so realistic the chef can't tell the difference between the cake and her own food! Kristen LoVullo makes a gravity-defying Irish whiskey bottle that looks like it's pouring a stiff drink. Then, the team crafts a massive 500-pound pot of gold cake complete with a leprechaun and a secret chamber of gold coins for the biggest St. Patrick's Day party in Las Vegas.

It's a week of big machine cakes at Freed's Bakery as Sonny Robinson digs into a huge yellow excavator perched atop rippled layers of delicious earth. Aubrie Virgin makes a miniature barbecue feast to accompany a big RV cake. Then, the team has to finish a 5-foot-long cake of the world's biggest observation wheel, the High Roller, and Max Fried scrambles to make the wheel spin and light up in time for the big reveal.

Enter the dragon as Anthony Fusco bakes a "black belt" chocolate cake and Aubrie Virgin sculpts a ferocious kung fu-themed masterpiece. Sonny Robinson sculpts a fabulous Divas Las Vegas-themed cake for world-famous drag queen Frank Marino. Then, the entire bakery team creates the ultimate garden cake complete with a huge tree, edible flowers and cupcakes that look just like potted plants.

It's lights, camera and edible action at Freed's Bakery when their incredible movie camera cake takes center stage at a film buff's surprise birthday party. Brittnee Klinger's dream comes true when she gets to make a giant, glittering, pink skull cake. Then, the bakery team gambles big on a life-size working slot machine cake that spills chocolate coins when you hit the jackpot!

Raul Hernandez and Anthony Fusco concoct a whiskey sour cake for a Prohibition-era police wagon. NFL Hall of Famer Jonathan Ogden orders a striking bowling-themed cake for his star-studded charity event, and the Freed's Bakery team builds a Hatchimals-themed cake that looks like a big nest with huge chocolate eggs that actually hatch.

Brittnee Klinger and Kristen LoVullo make a gorgeous blue and silver, seven-tier cake with an edible tiara in honor of Miss Nevada USA and Miss Nevada Teen USA. Sonny Robinson and Aubrie Virgin team up to make a Mayan pyramid with edible "artifacts" buried inside for the archaeology department at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Then, the Freed's Bakery team turns a brainstorm into a huge brain-themed cake with blinking neurons for the Keep Memory Alive charity.

Sonny Robinson carves a showstopping 4-foot-long red corvette cake, and Freed's Bakery positively glows when they make an incredibly colorful three-monkey cake for Hyde Nightclub's neon jungle party. Then, the team constructs their most ambitious wedding cake -- an elaborate 8-foot tall floating enchanted castle!