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

The bakery team kicks off college pigskin season with a huge roast pig cake; 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.

Raul Hernandez and Anthony Fusco concoct a whiskey sour cake to go into a prohibition era police wagon cake. Hall of fame NFL player Jonathan Ogden gets a striking bowling themed cake for his star-studded charity event. Then, the bakery team builds a Hatchimals themed cake that looks like a big nest with huge chocolate eggs that actually hatch.

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

It's the busiest week of the year at the bakery and the team can barely keep up with all the cakes. Is it time to hire more help? The Las Vegas Metro Police Wives order a very special Vegas Strong cake to show some love to first responders. Then, the team builds a towering fortune cookie-flavored pagoda to celebrate the Year of the Dog, and they wrap up the week when their Mardi Gras cake becomes a float in a parade.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newton order a massive over-the-top dress cake for a bridal shower. If that wasn't enough, its sink or swim as the bakery team at Freed's bake the larges boat cake they've ever made to commemorate the anniversary of the discovery of the Titanic.

In honour of Italian chef Mama Maria's 101st birthday, Brittnee Klinger makes a re-creation Italian feast that is 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 makes 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.

The holidays are in full swing. Penn and Teller are celebrating their 25th anniversary performing in Vegas with a magical surprise. A Chinese food cake is on the menu for a Jewish celebration, and a local charity gets a massive gingerbread house cake for their Christmas sing-along.

The Freed's team creates a village of fairies with details so fine, Aubrie needs a magnifying glass to paint it. Then, the First Friday art festival and Groundhog Day collide as the decorators build a cake so big and heavy, Max needs a forklift to deliver it.

It's a week of big machine cakes as Sonny Robinson digs into a huge yellow excavator atop rippled layers of delicious earth. Aubrie Virgin makes a miniature realistic BBQ 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. Can Max Fried actually make the wheel spin and light up in time?

Three of the country's best bakeries create over-the-top cakes, including an edible life-size desk and chair for an office party, a beer-pouring gargoyle cake for a brewery, and a firetruck cake that can put out its own candles.

The Las Vegas Golden Knights call upon Freed's Bakery for a large hockey-themed cake for their fans; a doctor's convention orders an operating room cake; Sonny Robinson channels his inner pinball wizard to build a working pinball machine out of cake.

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 themed cake couple with a huge tree, edible flowers and cupcakes that look just like potted plants.

Brittnee Klinger and Kristen LoVullo make a gorgeous blue and silver 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 maya pyramid for UNLV's archaeology department -- complete with edible artifacts buried inside the cake. Then, the Freed's team turns a brainstorm into a huge brain themed cake with blinking neutrons for the Keep Memory Alive charity.