Air date: 2009-10-26

Runtime: min

In the second season premiere, Buddy and his crew are given the task of making a cake with the theme of poisonous plants. Also, a customer wants to propose at the shop so Buddy makes a cake in the shape of an engagement box.

Air date: 2009-10-26

Runtime: min

Buddy and his crew are asked to make a cake for Dylan's Candy Bar. Buddy's sisters think that he could use an assistant.

Air date: 2009-11-02

Runtime: min

In this episode, Buddy delivers a rollerskate themed cake while on rollerskates. Also, a robot cake is created by the staff.

Air date: 2009-11-02

Runtime: 30 min

Buddy creates a billiards table cake for football player Justin Tuck and gets an opportunity to show off his pool skills. The bakery gets a make-over with unexpected results and Buddy makes a cake for the painters.

Air date: 2009-11-09

Runtime: min

General Buddy and his team of cake soldiers really want to impress their client this week when they create a massive cake for the US Air Force. The guys get their groove on while making a dance-themed cake and the girls get into a catfight.

Air date: 2009-11-09

Runtime: min

Buddy's got a real loudmouth in the bakery this week but it's not a customer, it's a talking cake! Then, when Buddy is tasked with a cage fighting cake, his teenage nephew is inspired to challenge Frankie to a wrestling match.

Air date: 2009-11-23

Runtime: min

An over-the-top space-themed cake is created for a local planetarium. Later the guys go golfing to find inspiration for a golf-tournament cake.

Air date: 2009-11-23

Runtime: min

Buddy and team feel lost in space while creating a cake for a planetarium; the guys have to create a golf tournament cake, so they go golfing for inspiration.

Air date: 2009-11-30

Runtime: min

After making a buffet-style cake for Major League Eating, the bakery heavyweights are challenged to an eating contest. While making a cake for the Coney Island Circus Sideshow, one of Frankie's biggest fears is exposed.

Air date: 2009-12-07

Runtime: min

Buddy and his crew create a holiday-themed cake for drag queen Miss Richfield 1981; Buddy is begged by cousin Anthony and Stretch to let them deliver a cake to a party full of women, but the boss has a trick up his sleeve.

Air date: 2009-12-14

Runtime: min

Buddy is asked to make a cake for the Long Island Hells Angels; Buddy bakes a tea party-themed cake for Upper East Side socialites.

Air date: 2010-01-04

Runtime: min

It's a race against the clock at the bakery when the crew tries to make 50 wedding cakes in just seven days. Buddy aims to impress with his most elaborate wedding cake yet, but delivering it proves to be a challenge for Anthony.

Air date: 2010-01-11

Runtime: min

An apple-tree cake for a local orchard inspires Buddy to try a new recipe. Meanwhile, Mary doesn't think Buddy's giving her 40th birthday cake enough attention, so she threatens to go to another baker.

Air date: 2010-01-18

Runtime: min

A special cake is created to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street.

Air date: 2010-01-25

Runtime: min

Buddy designs a cake celebrating 110th anniversary of the Bronx Zoo. Later he deals with an indecisive client when creating a cake for the grand opening of a movie theater.

Air date: 2010-02-08

Runtime: min

Buddy and his team creates a life-size cake replica of a NASCAR race car for the Retail Bakers Association annual convention in Charlotte.

Air date: 2010-02-01

Runtime: min

Buddy creates an underwater-themed cake complete with live fish for a local aquarium.

Air date: 2010-02-10

Runtime: min

Buddy and Mauro travel to Walt Disney World to make cannoli at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival.