Ridiculous Cakes - Season 2

A cake artist encounters some hair-raising challenges while taking a Troll from the big screen to a cake. An edible tribute to an artist has to be picture-perfect, and a Coney Island cake takes a New York City artist on a wild ride.

A rustic-chic wedding calls for a towering cake topped with life-size antlers. A cake artist tries to make 25 pounds of cake look and float like a turtle, and an oversize alien head could send a UFO-themed cake crashing to Earth.

The best way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Shark Week is with a 4-foot-tall cake, of course. The hunt for Big Foot leads to a sweet encounter for a Seattle cake artist, and forget the fondant -- this entire cake is decorated with only buttercream frosting.

A cake artist crafts an impressive pinball machine cake that can actually be played. Torrential rains threaten a nearly 6-foot-tall ostrich cake, and things get sticky when a client orders a gumbo cake for his restaurant anniversary.

It will take a cake artist more than luck to deliver a wedding cake worthy of the famed Vegas strip. A cake inspired by music hits a high note, and it's not as simple as black and white when sculpting a penguin out of cake for a child's birthday.

A cake artist goes around and around with an elaborate carousel cake, while a Texas-sized cake experiences a crash just hours before delivery. An elaborate cake featuring a life-size snake charms the birthday girl.

My Little Pony comes to life in cake for one lucky girl's horse-themed birthday party. A cake proves to be a real bear for a Portland cake artist, and things could get messy when another cake artist uses only buttercream to decorate a cake.

An nontraditional bride and groom take the vow "till death do us part" literally when they order a skeleton cake for their wedding. A young man's bar mitzvah cake is a home run, and one bakery makes some moves when they put hydraulics on a car cake.

A cake celebrating Superman becomes one cake artist's kryptonite. A cake for a stylish client could be a fashion faux pas, and a cake that explodes with candy is a sweet surprise.

It's a close encounter of the sweet kind when a bride and groom order an outer space-themed wedding cake. A popular toy company gets a tasty tribute for an anniversary event, and a saxophone cake plays sweet tunes for a performing arts high school.

A wedding cake is literally shipshape, and a gardener's cake includes dirt.

Bakers make a king-sized cake for Medieval Times and a motorcycle cake.

Two oversized wedding cakes go to two weddings on the same day.