Freed's Bakery is known throughout Las Vegas for their custom cakes. The team rocks around the clock to deliver a three-foot-long custom car, an enchanting unicorn and an eye-popping mashup 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. 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.

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 6 hours?

The bakery team at Freed's recreate 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? Then tension bubbles up at the bakery because the Blue Man Group needs a colourful cake to make a splashy surprise at a charity event.

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.

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 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.

Marine Corp veterans celebrate their reunion with an explosive looking cake. Surfs up when a local bar gets an incredible tiki themed confection. The Freed's team does a balancing act when UNLV orders a giant diamond cake with a moustache for their 60th Anniversary.

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.

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