Rachael Ray - Season 11 (2016)

Dr. Ian Smith shares his top five weight-loss myths; Lorraine Pascale makes two delicious, low-calorie desserts; a former CIA agent reveals three phone apps that could save your life; and Rachael makes a steak that tastes like buffalo wings.

Design pros Genevieve Gorder and John Gidding face off in an awards-show party décor competition; Graham Elliot, from Masterchef (2010), shares weight-conscious recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner; and Rachael makes a healthy black bean tortilla soup.

Chef Curtis Stone makes a chocolate fondant cake and joins Rachael as her co-host. YouTube star Daym Drops sets out to find the best hidden restaurants in New York City; La La Anthony stops by to discuss her new show, Unforgettable (2011); and Rachael cooks falafels.

HGTV's Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri (Cousins Undercover (2013)) fix viewers' DIY disasters; chef Richard Blais shares three macaroni and cheese recipes; Gretta Monahan repairs a makeover mishap; and Rachael makes a roast pork loin.

Making life easier in the kitchen; decluttering; upgrading a home; Rachael makes beef-and-bacon meatloaf.

Firefighters representing different NYC boroughs compete in the annual Five-Alarm Cook-Off by making hero sandwiches; chef Anne Burrell joins Rachael in the kitchen; and professional bull rider J.B. Mauney teaches Rachael how to ride a bull right in the studio.

Heather Graham stops by to discuss her new film, Norm (2016); three viewers try out 2016 hair trends, including rainbow hair; and Stacy London share her opinions on 2016 fashion trends.

Shay Mitchell stops by to discuss her show, Pretty Little Liars (2010); Jarod Miller brings a few animals to the studio; one viewer receives an age-defying makeover; and Rachael makes chicken pot-pie pockets.

Sports analyst Jesse Palmer stops by the studio; New York Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick and his wife, Liza Fitzpatrick, share their favorite slow-cooker dish; John Gidding shares game-day décor ideas; and Rachael makes mini-meatball pasta.

Rachael tests products that claim to cut cooking time in half, in the latest edition of "Human Lab"; Colin Hanks stops by to discuss his new show, Life in Pieces (2015); and Rachael makes a pasta dinner.

Four football fans compete for a chance to go to the Super Bowl in Rachael's annual "Fantasy Football" competition, by cooking their best game-day dishes; Whitney Cummings discusses her new stand-up special, Whitney Cummings: I'm Your Girlfriend (2016); and Joseph Simmons (aka Rev Run) and Tyrese Gibson stop by the studio to talk about their show, "It's Not You, It's Men" (2016).

Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) co-hosts for the day and makes three dishes, that will help slim you down; Daymond John (Shark Tank (2009)) makes the hosts guess whether six crazy products are real or fake; and Rachael makes steak fajitas.

Treatments for fuller lips and slimmer legs are shared; HGTV's Property Brothers (2011)' Jonathan Silver Scott and Drew Scott share décor tips; Constance Wu (Bienvenue chez les Huang (2015)) stops by the studio; and Rachael makes chicken nachos.

Chef Wolfgang Puck; personal trainer Jillian Michaels; fashion fixes; and Rachael prepares an Italian skillet supper.

Al Roker (Today (1952)) and Deborah Roberts (20/20 (1978)) stop by the studio; Buddy Valastro (Cake Boss (2009)) and his wife, Lisa Valastro, make chocolate-chip scones; and Rachael cooks maple pork chops with apples and onions.

Julianne Hough and Aaron Tveit, from Grease Live! (2016), stop by the studio; Rachael mixes up some retro cocktails; Kelsey Nixon tries to recreate one family's secret chocolate cake recipe; and Rachael cooks a hot-turkey sandwich.

Style experts Gretta Monahan and Kyan Douglas give a makeover to a woman, who hasn't changed her looks in years; organizational pro Peter Walsh reveals his top four cleaning tips; Genevieve Gorder shares three DIY décor tricks; and Rachael makes a burger.

Tim Gunn (Projet Haute Couture (2004)) helps a mom get out of a style rut, that she's been in since 1979; Rachael teaches a couple, who cook the same dish every night, how to switch up their supper; and Rachael makes a reinvented tuna casserole.

Sunny Anderson (The Kitchen (2014)), helps a viewer, with the same name, roll roast chicken over into a chili; comic Kym Whitley (Young & Hungry (2014) and Combat de profs (2017)); and Rachael makes a roast pork dinner.

Emeril Lagasse's set from his old show is recreated; Rachael visits her favorite spots in New York City, in honor of her original show, $40 a Day (2002); Peter Walsh and Genevieve Gorder travel back to the shows that made them famous; and Rachael makes hot browns.

Four NFL stars make their best game-day dishes, as they compete in the annual Super Bowl Recipe Playoff; Emeril Lagasse cooks chicken wings and cheesy beer dip and visits a restaurant owner, who was inspired by him; and Rachael makes a DIY sloppy-joe bar.

Curtis 50 Cent Jackson is the Mystery Taster of the day; a woman and the daughter she put up for adoption are reunited; a man, who gave the shirt off his back in an act of kindness on the NYC subway, is honored; and Rachael makes a skirt-steak dinner.

Rachael and her husband, John M. Cusimano, get handcuffed together for "The Marriage Test"; actor Jerry O'Connell wears a Velcro suit and plays a game, to win prizes for the audience; and Rachael makes a Bolognese bucatini.

Guest co-host Regis Philbin; designer Nate Berkus; Rachael makes a bacon/pasta dish.

Joe Morton, from Scandal (2012), plays the guitar; Insanity trainer Shaun T. reveals that he was once a back-up dancer for Mariah Carey; and Rachael reveals one of her hidden hobbies and makes a chicken-Caesar Cobb-salad supper.

Rachael celebrates Valentine's Day with her husband, John M. Cusimano, who mixes up cocktails; Fabio Viviani cooks a hearty lasagna and dessert; Christine Taylor stop by to discuss Zoolander No. 2 (2016); and Rachael makes sliced-steak sandwiches.

One man literally sees his girlfriend for the first time, then proposes to her; daddy duty is taken to a hair-raising level in the latest edition of "Human Lab"; Brandy Norwood stops by to discuss her new show, Zoe Ever After (2016); and Rachael makes chicken cacciatore.

Randy Fenoli (Say Yes to the Dress (2007)) helps a bride-to-be choose her wedding dress; Malcolm-Jamal Warner stops by to discuss American Crime Story (2016); and Rachael makes beef-pastrami burgers.

Peter Walsh and John Gidding are stuffed in a box and sent to help a family in need; Jason Sudeikis and Stephan James stop by to discuss their new film, La couleur de la victoire (2016); "Wedding in a Week" continues with a registry surprise; and Rachael makes fried chicken.

Katie Lowes stops by to discuss her show, Scandal (2012); "Wedding in a Week" continues with a cake tasting; Dr. Travis Stork (The Doctors (2008)) shares tips to protect yourself from the Zika virus; and Rachael makes a chicken and vegetable pasta dish.

Kiefer Sutherland stops by to hang with Rachael; and "Wedding in a Week" concludes, as a couple gets married in a special ceremony in the studio.

Kate Hudson (Joyeuse Fête des Mères (2016)) stops by to hang with Rachael; Rachael's husband, John M. Cusimano, arrives on an ice slide and drinks a snow-day cocktail; Jesse Palmer (Good Morning America (1975)) snowboards in the studio; and Rachael cooks white-chili burritos.

Michael Strahan (Live with Kelly and Mark (1988)) faces off against Rachael, in a celebrity-guessing game; three viewers make their best burgers for a chance to compete at Rachael's "Burger Bash"; Carla Hall (The Chew (2011)) makes fries three ways; and Rachael cooks a bacon-queso burger.

Jeff Probst (Survivor (2000)); chef Anne Burrell; Rachael makes three dishes using mayonnaise.

Craig Ferguson stops by to discuss his new show, Join or Die with Craig Ferguson (2016); Rick Springfield performs; chef Jeff Mauro (The Kitchen (2014)) cooks a tater-tot snack; and Rachael makes kielbasa nachos with beer cheese.

Michael Symon (The Chew (2011)) joins Rachael for an awards-show party and makes fried potatoes with pulled pork and a beer cocktail; Billy Crudup discusses his Oscar-nominated film, Spotlight (2015); Wolfgang Puck makes a dessert; and Rachael cooks bacon and beans sliders.

Clinton Kelly (The Chew (2011)) shares snack recipes, including buffalo chicken dumplings; Genevieve Gorder gives a makeover to a small apartment; Rachael makes tapas. Also: a dessert recipe for nut elephant ears; a visit from three little goats, that are internet stars.

Peter Walsh cleans Deborah Norville's daughter's room, before she goes to college; Gayle King shares tips on acquiring the same items that are in Oprah Winfrey's closet; Rachael makes a hearty meat-free dish.

Rachael and John take medical tests with Dr. Ian Smith; Rachael makes sliced steak and spaghetti.

Three men get new haircuts; cookbook author Fanny Slater makes buffalo chicken tacos; Rachael makes fried chicken and cheese grits. Also: an interview with Lauren Bush Lauren.

Dr. Travis Stork (The Doctors (2008)) identifies different types of coughs and how to treat them; Ginnifer Goodwin talks about Zootopie (2016) and her family; Rachael makes enchiladas. Also: a look at new foodie trends.

Actress Laura Prepon (Orange Is the New Black (2013)) stops by and makes two dishes from her new cookbook, "The Stash Plan"; Emily Osment and Aimee Carrero ("Young and Hungry" (2014)) talk to Rachael about her guest appearance on their show; and Rachael cooks a three-cheese pasta.

Sara Moulton demonstrates techniques to make dishes taste better and cooks baked chicken and bananas-foster crepes; Gretta Monahan reveals the best lesser-known beauty products; Daym Drops stops by with his daughter to eat ribs; and Rachael makes soup.

Dr. Anne Chapas has a test of how one ages and how to prevent it; Sullivan Stapleton (Blindspot (2015)).

Christopher Kimball shares time-saving kitchen gadgets; Maria Menounos is in the kitchen with Rachael; and Martha Plimpton stops by to discuss her new show, The Real O'Neals (2016)).

Dr. Ian Smith co-hosts the show and shares four DIY medical tests; Rachael Harris stops by to discuss her show, Lucifer (2016) and Suits, avocats sur mesure (2011)); chef Stuart O'Keeffe makes a quick chicken-pasta Alfredo; and Rachael cooks a 6-minute meal and a make-your-own-takeout dish.

Laila Ali stops by to discuss her upcoming appearance on "Celebrity Apprentice"; Sophia Bush, from Chicago P.D. (2014), surprises Rachael with an interrogation; an inspiring 7-year-old is given $10,000; and Rachael makes a steak dinner.

Co-host Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) makes meatloaf meatballs; Cedric the Entertainer; Tori Spelling; Rachael makes beef paillard.

Chef Curtis Stone co-hosts the show and demonstrates how to cook a steak on any budget, with the help of his brother Luke Stone; and WWE star Stephanie McMahon stops by to hang with Rachael.

Two families compete in the "Bracket, Lunch and Dinner Cook-Off" for a chance to win tickets tot the NCAA Final Four, and ESPN analyst Jay Bilas is the judge; a way to lose 15 pounds in three weeks is revealed; and Rachael makes chicken and cheerio tacos.

A spring-cleaning strategy; figure-friendly snacks; healthy chicken teriyaki.

Rachael makes five deviled-egg recipes and cooks an Easter dinner of pork loin and mashed potatoes with ricotta; chef Clodagh McKenna whips up an Easter bread pudding; and Ginger Zee stops by with her Dancing with the Stars (2005) partner Val Chmerkovskiy.

Chef Fabio Viviani cooks short-rib lasagna; an Instagram expert gives makeovers to two viewers; the Harlem Globetrotters show off their moves; and Rachael makes veggie hoagies.

Lauren Conrad shares DIY dinner-party decorating tips, including how to make a margarita bar; Daym Drops stops by for an etiquette lesson; a YouTube star gives a makeover to a fellow burn survivor; and Rachael makes beef Milanese and garlic oven fries.

Rachael plays a life-size game of rock, paper, scissors with Debra Messing (Les mystères de Laura (2014)); chef Geoffrey Zakarian (The Kitchen (2014)) shares foolproof kitchen cleanup tips; magician Justin Flom performs food-related tricks; and Rachael cooks a spring pasta dish with bacon and peas.

MLB legends Bob Ojeda and Bobby Valentine team up with super fans to compete in the "Grand Slam Showdown", and chef Ryan Scott chooses the winning dish; Gabriel Iglesias stops by to play "Stump the Rach"; and Rachael makes Detroit-Coney Island hot dogs.

Cameron Diaz discusses her new passion project, "The Longevity Book", and shares health and beauty tips with the audience; and Jonathan Silver Scott and Drew Scott (Property Brothers (2011)) stop by the studio; Rachael makes a classic Mexican dish.

R2-D2 and C-3PO, from Star Wars : Épisode VII - Le Réveil de la Force (2015), visit the studio; Carter Oosterhouse shares his favorite home-improvement gadgets; and Alison Sweeney stops by to play a game of "Never Have I Ever".

Rachael joins Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) in his daily workout; Rachael and Bob attend Auto Shop 101 with an expert mechanic; Ray the Butcher shares tips for buying, storing and preparing chicken and pork; and Rachael cooks a seafood supper.

Singer Kelly Rowland; unsuspecting New York theatergoers get makeovers; and Rachael makes Mexican hot dogs.

Thomas Lennon (The Odd Couple (2015)); the stars of Michael Pollan's Cooked (2016); breakfast for dinner.

Gwyneth Paltrow stops by to discuss Captain America: Civil War (2016) and to cook two of her kids' favorite recipes; a financial expert shares smart ways to use an income-tax refund; Rachael makes a new pasta dish.

HGTV's "Cousins" share their favorite décor tips; the guys from Pizza Cuz (2013) discuss the best ways to cook frozen pizza and serve leftover spaghetti; Gregory Zarian and Lawrence Zarian share their go-to fashion tricks; and Rachael makes spaghetti with bacon, tomatoes and peas.

Jacques Pepin stops by, with his daughter and granddaughter, to cook two family-favorite recipes; look-alike mother-daughter duos get advice on spring fashion trends; a mom and daughter house-flipping team share DIY tips; and Rachael makes pork fricassee.

Dr. Ian Smith shares tips to improve your diet; Dr. Drew Pinsky answers questions about sex; two teens undergo makeovers to discover their unique styles; and Rachael makes veal ragu.

Dr. Ian Smith prescribes foods by body types; Gabrielle Reece (S.T.R.O.N.G. (2016)); Rachael makes spinach/artichoke burgers.

Ice Cube stops by to discuss his new film, Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016), and reveals his hidden talent; Hill Harper (Limitless (2015)) joins Rachael in the studio; and Rachael makes Texas pulled beef chili sloppy joes.

Renée Elise Goldsberry (The Good Wife (2009) and Sisters (2015)) stops by to discuss Broadway's "Hamilton"; viewers test hair products on "Human Lab"; and Rachael makes sliced steak salad.

Guest co-host Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)). A pet helps a man lose weight; spring vegetable soup and grilled ham and cheese.

Andy Cohen stops by to play a game of "Plead the Fifth"; Julianne Hough demonstrates how to make her go-to breakfast; a YouTube dance sensation hangs out with the Brooklyn Nets dancers; and Rachael cooks chitaquitos.

David Duchovny (X Files: aux frontières du réel (1993)) gives dating advice to viewers, in a round of "Dating with Duchovny"; three hairy men undergo makeovers; and Rachael makes Philly hoagies.

Lin-Manuel Miranda and his mother stops by to discuss his Broadway show, "Hamilton", and what it's like working with Dwayne Johnson on the newest Disney musical; Stacy London shares organizational tips; and Rachael makes Puerto Rican tripleta sandwiches.

Chris O'Donnell stops by to discuss NCIS: Los Angeles (2009) and reveals all, in a game of "Pop the Question"; author Marie Kondo faces off with Peter Walsh, in an organizational tip-off; and Rachael makes nacho burgers.

Bill Bellamy, Gretta Monahan and Mally Roncal join their significant others to test products that claim to solve common pet peeves, in a new edition of "Human Lab"; Matthew Rhys from The Americans (2013) stops by; and Rachael makes a brand-new burger.

Chef Curtis Stone co-hosts the show and joins Rachael to crash the kitchens of two NFL players who are also dads, Nick Mangold and Chris Harris Jr.; Jussie Smollett (Empire (2015)) performs; and Rachael makes chicken Milanese.

Rachael and her husband, John M. Cusimano, make a Cinco de Mayo cocktail; Paul Bettany stops by to discuss Captain America: Civil War (2016); Patricia DiMango, from Hot Bench (2014), plays a game of "You Be the Judge"; and Rachael makes a bacon-wrapped avocado.

Donnie Wahlberg (Blue Bloods (2010)) stops by the studio; Eric Stonestreet (Modern Family (2009)) and his mom join Rachael for a Mother's Day celebration; and Rachael makes a pasta supper.

Sarah Jessica Parker stops by to discuss her upcoming television show, Divorce (2016); beauty tips for looking like Kate Middleton and Rihanna are shared; and Rachael makes Thai beef salad.

Ayesha Curry cooks brown-sugar chicken; John Slattery stops by to discuss Captain America: Civil War (2016); and Rachael makes blue-cheese waffles and whiskey chicken.

Christina Applegate (Légendes vivantes (2013)) stops by the studio; Candace Cameron Bure (La Fête à la maison: 20 ans après (2016)) surprises a real family, who have the same story as the Tanners; three audience members win furniture from Rachael's new line; and Rachael cooks a make your own takeout recipe.

Jesse Palmer co-hosts the show and visits the boardwalk with Rachael. Jesse and Rachael play skeeball with Caitríona Balfe (Outlander (2014)); Dr. Ian Smith shares skin-safety tips for the summer; chef Anne Burrell makes zeppoles; and Rachael whips up Italian hoagies.

Regis Philbin co-hosts the show and goes camping with Rachael; Jack Steward and Colton Smith, from Rock the Park (2014), share camping tips; Reid Scott stops by to discuss Veep (2012); and Rachael makes chicken tetrazzini in 30 minutes.

Rachael tries to guest a mystery taster's identity, while cooking stuffed treats three ways, including Philly cheese steak rolls and pizza rolls; style pro Gretta Monahan gives on viewer an instant makeover; and Rachael makes patty melts.

Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) is co-host for the day and takes viewers inside his NYC pad; Curtis Stone goes home from the market with an unsuspecting shopper to cook dinner; HGTV's Cousins Undercover (2013) show off a few tricked-out homes; and Rachael makes gazpacho with tequila shrimp.

Regis Philbin helps Rachael give makeovers to two bald viewers; Dr. Ian Smith shares three ways to look 10 years younger; Gugu Mbatha-Raw discusses her new movie, Free State of Jones (2016); and Rachael makes everything chicken fingers with latini dipper.

Dr. Travis Stork shares life-saving tips everyone should know; Rachael gives a makeover to a 70-year-old farmer's wife, who has never worn makeup; the Entertainment Tonight (1981) offices get a makeover; and Rachael cooks make-your-own-takeout udon bowls.

Peter Walsh pulls off a laundry-room makeover; Robert Herjavec (Shark Tank (2009)) pitches products to Rachael, who's guessing if they're real or fake; an animal expert stops by with baby sharks and other tiny creatures; and Rachael makes black bean chalupas.

Chef Mario Batali (The Chew (2011)) grills a skirt steak with cherry-barbecue sauce; celebrity party planner Mary Giuliani shares summer entertaining hacks, including how to make Popsicle cocktails; and Rachael makes gluten-free lasagna.

A dermatologist shares insider tips for cellulite and saggy skin; chef Katie Lee shares a summer rib recipe and her favorite beach gadgets; and Rachael makes Sriracha chicken lettuce wraps.

Chef Emeril Lagasse makes his famous banana cream pie; James Earl Jones spends time at the kitchen table with Rachael and Emeril; YouTube star Daym Drops tries his hand at farming; and Rachael makes chicken Cobb salad.

Stacy London shares style ideas for hot weather; Dr. Ian Smith gives tips to help relieve sunburn and mosquito bites; chef Curtis Stone makes soup that doesn't require cooking; and Rachael prepares penne pasta with ricotta, prosciutto and peas.

Christopher Kimball shares gadgets for grilling; chef Anne Burrell makes Mexican-style pork in a slow cooker; and Rachael cooks a grilled chicken dinner.

Clinton Kelly prepares barbecued chicken drumsticks and adults-only snow cones; Rachael makes red, white and blue burgers.

Peter Walsh stops by to discuss three things that should be cleaned; swimsuit trends that work for every body types are shared; a former CIA agent reveals spy secrets; and Rachael makes a new burger recipe.

Underwear; Carly Chaikin (Mr. Robot (2015)); three no-cook suppers; steak and potatoes.

Dr. Phil McGraw shoots darts during a round of "Pop the Question"; Rachael shares three no-bake summer treats, including a cannoli ice-box cake; and Rachael makes a chicken shawarma pizza on naan.

Technology that allows people to see if the results of plastic surgery, before undergoing a procedure, is spotlighted; three viewers test dog-friendly products in a new edition of "Human Lab"; and Rachael makes a Southern-style hot chicken sandwich.

Dr. Ian Smith discusses three important medical tests; memorable medical segments from past seasons are revisited; and Rachael makes healthy chili with sweet potatoes.

Chris O'Donnell (NCIS: Los Angeles (2009)) and his brother cook pulled pork sandwiches; Alexandra Wentworth competes against Rachael in a celebrity name game; and Rachael makes a rib-eye steak dinner.

Rachael meets with First Lady Michelle Obama, during a trip to the White House Kids' State Dinner. Ayesha Curry shares tasty summer crafts for kids, including starfish marshmallows; chef Anne Burrell cooks a healthy supper; and Rachael makes a Greek salad.

Dr. Ian Smith discusses sources of germs in bathrooms; chef Geoffrey Zakarian shares easy kitchen cleanup tips; and Rachael makes tomato soup with grilled cheese.

Six ways to save, for retirement on a budget, are shared; tips for clever air travel are discussed; and Rachael makes a new chicken dinner with a kick.

Chef Curtis Stone prepares as many pasta dinners as he can in eight minutes; event planner Mary Giuliani shares ideas for one last outdoor party of the summer; HGTV's "Cousins" demonstrates DIY painting tips; and Rachael makes a pasta and vegetable dish.

Two women explain how they lost more than 100 pounds, thanks to social media; twins try pastel hair colors; and Rachael makes a five-ingredient supper. Also: a look at the latest trends for getting rid of sagging neck skins.

Chef Josh Capon creates a 10-minute dinner; Dr. Ian Smith shares tips for cutting calories at the salad bar; style guru Lawrence Zarian hosts a potluck fashion show for three friends; and Rachael makes spaghetti with sausage and mushrooms.

A dollar-store makeover; turning budget buys into designer décor; Rachael makes tacos.

Chef Marc Murphy turns Rachael's braised brisket into tacos with charred chipotle salsa; Jocelyn Delk Adams bakes a blood orange mimosa cake, that Katie Lee rolls over into two more desserts, including chocolate orange trifle.

Jessica Alba (Mechanic: Résurrection (2016)); a large family's selfless act creates a home for six children, whose mother has passed away; Rachael makes a cheesy new chicken dinner.

Chef Jacques Pepin helps guest co-host Jesse Palmer (Good Morning America (1975)) prepare grilled chicken tenders; everyone in the studio audience gets a $100 bill; Annie Apple gives advice; Rachael makes a steak dinner.

Author Carol Burnett (book, "In Such Good Company") answers studio-audience questions; testing pet, home and beauty gadgets; Rachael makes a pasta dinner for fall.

Organizational pro Peter Walsh; chef Michael Symon (The Chew (2011)); Dr. Phil McGraw (Dr Phil (2002)); Rachael makes a game-day dinner.

Dr. Mehmet Oz answers commonly asked medical questions; actor Jake Smollett cooks taco lasagna; one special needs student receives a back-to-school surprise; and Rachael makes a five-ingredient chicken dinner.

Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) shares healthy ways to dine out; Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino is in the kitchen; and Rachael makes a five-ingredient dinner, steak with bacon and mushrooms.

Ayesha Curry shares a recipe for wine-roasted chicken from her new cookbook; Danica Patrick surprises one deserving veteran; and Rachael cooks corn dogs with a kick.

Rachael makes a five-ingredient frittata pizza; Emeril Lagasse cooks a four-ingredient chicken dinner; Clinton Kelly shares three three-ingredient recipes, including sweet and spicy shrimp; and Tony Gonzalez and October Gonzalez stop by the studio.

Buddy Valastro and Lisa Valastro's puppy receives a much-needed training session at their home; Kelsey Nixon makes freeze-ahead snacks; and Rachael cooks a family-style carbonara strata frittata.

Rachael attempts to pass Dr. Ian Smith's 60-second health check; Stacy London takes on a weeklong wardrobe challenge; Clodagh McKenna shares recipes for three one-sheet dinners; and Rachael cooks chicken chili spaghetti.

Stacy London gives makeovers to three men; a former CIA agent shares four plans for escaping a criminal; and Rachael makes tacos with chicken salad and guacamole.

Rachael attempts to guess the identity of her first guest; Kellan Lutz (Twilight: Chapitre 1 - Fascination (2008)) stops by to share a few science experiments; and Rachael makes cheesy veggie burritos.

Problem solving pros Peter Walsh, Ty Pennington and Taniya Nayak answer viewers' questions regarding décor, organization and DIY projects; and Rachael cooks a gluten-free Italian dinner.

Teriyaki chicken pizza; George Eads and Lucas Till (MacGyver (2016)); Rachael makes carbonara burgers.

Alan Cumming sings and helps Rachael make tortilla soup; and Nate Berkus takes viewers inside his new home renovation.

Ted Allen and other smart shoppers share tips for buying in bulk, shopping at a dollar store and spending less time in the grocery store; and Rachael cooks a steak with blue cheese and bacon.

HGTV's "Cousins" share party entertainment tips, including a DIY donut wall; chef Vivian Howard (A Chef's Life (2013)) makes a peanut, cola and bourbon float; actress Jaimie Alexander (Blindspot (2015)) reveals her hidden talent; and Rachael makes a one-pan chicken dinner.

Chef Mario Batali makes hanky pankies; Judith Light discusses her hit show, Transparent (2014); Dr. Ian Smith and a viral sensation team up to prove that weight is just a number; and Rachael makes a date night dinner.

Sarah Michelle Gellar joins Rachael in the kitchen; an expert butcher shares the best kinds of meat to buy in the fall; and Rachael makes an Italian favorite with a healthy twist.

Queen Latifah and Lindsey Vonn stop by the studio; chef Richard Blais attempts to cook as many different meals as possible, using the same six ingredients; and Rachael cooks a chicken dish that's perfect for fall.

Michael J. Fox stops by to show off Marty McFly's self-lacing shoes; a hairstylist shares tips to achieve looks made famous by celebrities; and Rachael makes lentil soup.

Rob Lowe (Code Black (2015)) stops by and shares the craziest rumor he's ever heard about himself; YouTube star Audrey Nethery performs; Rachael goes behind the scenes of Disney Channel's Harley: Le Cadet de mes Soucis (2016); and Rachael makes a five-ingredient steakhouse supper.

Ted Danson stops by to discuss his TV series, The Good Place (2016); fashion expert Stacy London shares her 5-minute morning routine and helps a viewer create new outfits, using clothes she already owns; rapper Action Bronson cooks a spicy chicken dish; and Rachael makes chicken pitas.

Guy Fieri makes jalapeno poppers; Noah Galvin (The Real O'Neals (2016)); the latest medical breakthroughs that could help reverse the signs of aging; and Rachael makes a chicken dinner with crispy prosciutto.

Four different recipes for macaroni and cheese, including buffalo chicken, are shared; Billie Joe Armstrong discusses Green Day's new album; MVP quarterback Steve Young stops by the studio; and Rachael makes spicy pumpkin soup.

Organizational pro Peter Walsh and fashion expert Gretta Monahan bring order to a cluttered fashion school in New York City; Tyler Hoechlin discusses his show, Supergirl (2015); Jake Smollett cooks New Orleans-style gumbo; and Rachael makes sausages with roast broccolini.

Kelly Clarkson brings attention to puppies rescued from floods in Louisiana, who are in need of homes; five unknown super foods are revealed; and Rachael makes Reuben patty melts.

Chef Carla Hall (The Chew (2011)) takes viewers on a tour of her new restaurant in Brooklyn; Hilary Duff , Debi Mazar and Nico Tortorella go behind the scenes of their show, Younger (2015); chef Devin Alexander (The Biggest Loser (2004)) shows off her home kitchen; and Rachael makes pork chops with cider, apples and bacon.

Duff Goldman (Worst Bakers in America (2016)) fixes baking mishaps; Ginger Zee (Good Morning America (1975)) tells what to pack to prepare for a natural disaster; Rachael makes a classic Italian tart.

A dating guru gives advice on modern dating dilemmas; Chris Jackson stops by to discuss his new show, Bull (2016); and Rachael makes sausage pasta.

Chef Richard Blais judges Halloween treats; Patricia DiMango (Hot Bench (2014)) discusses whether it is illegal to dress up as a clown; John Gidding fixes two decorating disasters; a five-ingredient dinner.

Choosing paint colors and hanging curtains; Nate Berkus helps someone pick a new apartment; adorable party ideas; Erinn Hayes (Kevin Can Wait (2016)); no-fail make-your-own takeout.

Mentalist Oz Pearlman (America's Got Talent (2006)) performs brain-bending tricks; chef Ryan Scott provides five dishes made from one simple biscuit recipe; a nine-layer chicken burrito; co-host Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)) explains a new diet.

Singer Phil Collins; chef Anne Burrell prepares porchetta; a couple gets a wedding re-do, after the groom gets a makeover; Rachael makes turkey carnitas.

Actor Tom Selleck (Blue Bloods (2010)); Jarod Miller brings spooky animals; chef Scott Conant makes a sweet-potato side; Rachael prepares pumpkin pasta.

A Halloween circus extravaganza; Bob Harper (The Biggest Loser (2004)); Sunny Anderson serves three popcorn treats; a dinner that looks like brains.

Barbara Corcoran (Shark Tank (2009)); a $5 chicken will make three meals; home furniture fake-outs; a soup-er pasta supper will feed a crowd.

Rachael and chef Jacques Pepin make four kinds of deviled eggs, including Bloody Mary style; Dermot Mulroney (Pure Genius (2016)); Dr. Ian Smith; Rachael makes stuffed zucchini.

Drew Carey (The New Price Is Right (1972)); Katie Lee's Turkey Day game plan; a heartwarming story; Rachael makes a cheesesteak patty melt.

Clinton Kelly (The Chew (2011)) points out fashion mishaps; four types of cellulite and how to fix them; Rachael prepares cauliflower steaks with salsa verde.

NFL star Victor Cruz; Rachael's husband, John M. Cusimano, visits a cranberry bog and makes a cocktail; the Philadelphia Eagles test tailgate food; a twist on the classic Philly cheese steak.

Ted Allen, Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag (Chopped (2007)) make stuffing; Heather Graham (My Dead Boyfriend (2016)).

Clinton Kelly (The Chew (2011)) makes three Thanksgiving dishes; actress Mary Steenburgen (The Last Man on Earth (2015)); an autumn seafood dinner.

Chef Richard Blais makes dishes with Thanksgiving leftovers; designers Genevieve Gorder and John Gidding decorate with dollar-store items; Rachel Bloom plays "Stump the Rach"; turkey carnitas.

Guest co-host Jesse Palmer; an Army sergeant gets a big surprise; Jake Smollett (Smollett Eats (2016)) makes a cheese manicotti; Black Friday shopping advice; Rachael makes turkey ragout cowboy spaghetti.

Peter Walsh transforms a girl's bedroom; three easy Thanksgiving Day desserts; Trai Byers (Empire (2015)); Rachael makes five-ingredient spaghetti with salami.

"Double Dare", with Marc Summers; Cameron Mathison (Entertainment Tonight (1981) and Clash of the Grandmas (2015)); Damaris Phillips makes three no-cook Thanksgiving appetizers; cheesy roasted cauliflower.

Thanksgiving how-to questions are answered; making gluten-free and dairy-free versions of favorite recipes; a mom gets a makeover; comic Alexandra Wentworth (Nightcap (2016)); roasted garlic tomato soup.

Christopher Kimball brings kitchen gadgets, including edible markers for children; Clodagh McKenna prepares three side dishes in slow cookers; comic Colin Quinn: creamy pasta with prosciutto.

Comic Whoopi Goldberg; chef Anne Burrell demonstrates kitchen basics needed for Thanksgiving; a family live their own version of "The Blind Side".

Chefs Carla Hall, Curtis Stone and Jeff Mauro fix Thanksgiving meal disasters; Rebecca Romijn (Flynn Carson et les Nouveaux Aventuriers (2014)) discusses a few of her real-life disasters.

Jane Lynch; Olympian/author Simone Biles (book, "Courage to Soar"); three holiday outfits to flatter any body type; Rachael cooks chicken cutlets.

Chef Fabio Viviani makes a quick Italian dinner; Olympian Michelle Carter gives a fellow athlete a makeover; Robin McGraw presents child-friendly holiday DIY crafts; Rachael makes turkey chili.

Patricia Heaton (Patricia Heaton Parties (2015)) makes cranberry bites and tells why there is an alpaca in the studio; Jillian Michaels discusses fitness and pregnancy; tabletop décor ideas for the holiday; Rachael makes gnocchi with sausage and squash.

A woman's husband gets a makeover; Scott Patterson (Gilmore Girls (2000)); a look back at some of Rachael's most exciting moments on the show, including the time she cooked in space; cheese dogs.

Lauren Graham (Gilmore Girls (2000)); Taniya Nayak and Carter Oosterhouse fix big holiday décor problems, like dying trees and broken ornaments; Rachael makes turkey chili with roasted poblano peppers.

Guest co-host Curtis Stone; Sterling K. Brown (This Is Us (2016)); three entrepreneurs try to impress Barbara Corcoran (Shark Tank (2009)); Rachael makes roast veal and plum cranberry chutney.

Ballplayer Tim Tebow answers audience questions; Katie Lee prepares cute holiday snacks; decorating small spaces for the holidays; Rachael makes a five-ingredient sausage supper.

Guest co-host Emeril Lagasse makes sausage-stuffed mushrooms; cleaning up party spills; Yanic Truesdale (Gilmore Girls (2000)); Rachael makes schnitzel.

Couples test products that help people who snore or sleep restlessly; actress Isla Fisher (Nocturnal Animals (2016)); Rachael makes huevos rancheros nachos.

Guest co-host Jesse Palmer; a reindeer pays a holiday visit; animal expert Jarod Miller; financial guru Dave Ramsey; Rachael makes spaghetti with spicy meatballs.

Sara Moulton has two cookie doughs to make now and bake later; a woman who has lost weight gets a hot new look for the holidays; comic Gary Owen (The Gary Owen Show (2016)); Rachael makes a pizza to serve for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Chef Richard Blais makes a holiday feast in less than an hour; singer Megan Hilty; foodie correspondent Daym Drops samples some of the best foods in New York City; Rachael makes skillet-roasted meatballs.

A mystery taster; Mary Giuliani gives holiday party planning advice, including how to make edible ornaments; Rachael makes a one-skillet chicken dinner.

Rachael's husband, John M. Cusimano; dancers Derek Hough and Julianne Hough; meteorologist Ginger Zee (Good Morning America (1975)) and her husband, Ben Aaron; fashion pro Stacy London and her sister.

A gift-wrapping expert; Broadway's The Illusionists play tricks on unsuspecting audience members; Daym Drops goes to Santa School; making a giant Naples-style calzone at home.

Rachael makes a white ziti; chef David Burke's stuffed zucchini; chef Anne Burrell's appetizers; John's cocktails; eggnog Granita; hip-hop mogul DJ Khaled demonstrates Snapchat.

A dollar-store challenge; David Muir (ABC Evening News (1953)); a woman helps homeless people; Rachael makes bagels and lox.

Cheeseballs; stuffed artichokes and roast cod; Clodagh McKenna makes three one-pan holiday suppers; Pentatonix perform.

A three-course holiday feast that can be made days in advance; Audrey Nethery and dancers from New York City Ballet's "Nutcracker" perform; two dishes that can be made with leftover ham.