In the Season 4 premiere, cakes in celebration of the 75th birthday of Captain America are created.

Cakes celebrating SpongeBob SquarePants are created by four competing bakers.

Competing bakers try to impress guest judge Lindsay Schulz, granddaughter of Peanuts creator Charles Schulz, when they make cakes to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Charlie Brown's All Stars! (1966) animated TV special.

Cakes are created in hopes they'll be chosen to be displayed at a party celebrating How to Train Your Dragon.

Cakes celebrating emojis are created by the competing artists.

Ancient Egypt inspires the bakers when they create cakes for a party celebrating the grand opening of the thrill ride, Cobra's Curse, at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.

The film, Beauty and the Beast (1991), is the theme when four bakers compete to have their creations as the centerpiece of a party, celebrating the iconic movie's 25th anniversary. Included: Paige O'Hara, the voice of Belle, is a guest judge.

Bakers enter the world of gaming, when they compete to have their creations featured at the Halo World Championship.

The adorable Parisian adventurer, Madeline, is celebrated when four bakers compete to have their creations featured at a party honoring the beloved children's book character.

The prize for the winning baker is to have their cake featured at a party celebrating Jelly Belly.

The 90th birthday of Paddington the Bear creator Michael Bond is celebrated, when the four competing bakers create special cakes for the occasion.

Season 4 comes to a close with cakes being made for a party celebrating Where's Waldo?.

Bakers compete to have their cakes, celebrating The Powerpuff Girls, chosen by the judges, who include the voice actresses who play Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup on the animated series.

Four talented bakers compete to take home $10,000, by making Transformers-themed cakes; Simon Waters, senior vice-president of global brand licensing for Hasbro, takes a seat on the judging panel.

Four bakers battle it out for the chance to have their cake as the centerpiece of a party celebrating the Rugrats (1990) TV show. Elizabeth Daily, the voice actress behind the animated series' Tommy Pickles, helps determine the winner.