Beat Bobby Flay - Season 9 (2016)

Perrey Reeves helps Scott Conant try and tarnish Bobby Flay's winning record. To that end, they have to decide whether Los Angeles chef Vikki Krinsky or a lifelong vegetarian is better suited to the task.

Former boy bander Lance Bass and bad boy chef Michael Voltaggio team up to get the best of Bobby Flay. Their choices for toppling Bobby include Delaware chef Robbie Jester and the Garden State's French chef, James Laird.

Katie Lee and Laura Vitale are dressed to kill Bobby Flay's record. But first, they have to decide whether to send a chef from Denver or a restaurateur from New Jersey to do the job.

Donny Deutsch and Geoffrey Zakarian enter the arena to decide whether Iranian competition junkie Kevin Naderi or Polish Italian chef Mark Vecchitto should face off with Bobby Flay.

Anne Burrell and Olympian Apolo Ohno go for the gold, when they pit Italian chef Michele Castelli against New England chef Brian Miller, in a battle to decide who's the strongest culinary athlete to bring down Bobby Flay.

Sunny Anderson teams up with Grammy winner Kimberly Schlapman to beat Bobby Flay. But, first they have to decide whether a seasoned chef or one of the youngest contestants, to appear on the show, can pull it off.

A Maine restaurateur has a personal beef to settle with Bobby Flay, who beat his partner in a prior competition. But first, he has to take down a chef and caterer and impress judges Debi Mazar and Jet Tila.

Chef Alex Guarnaschelli teams up with sports anchor Kenny Mayne to secure a win over Bobby Flay; chefs Jeff Williams and Kevin Templeton go head-to-head.

Haylie Duff and Curtis Stone work together to bring down their pal, Bobby Flay. But first, they must decide who's up for the challenge, when Washington, D.C. veteran Todd Gray takes on Maryland's French-trained Gabonese caterer Serge Pambo.

Food truck owner Ed Hardy competes against Indian chef Kunal Lamba, trying to impress Bobby's friends, Debi Mazar and Geoffrey Zakarian, both of whom are on a mission to break their own losing streaks.