A) May 15, 2007 B) April 23, 2007 C) November 6, 2006 D) January 1, 2008
A) Hunter Fieri B) Guy Fieri C) Bobby Flay D) Ryder Fieri
A) April 23, 2007 B) November 6, 2006 C) October 31, 2006 D) December 25, 2006
A) Brazil and Argentina B) Canada and Mexico C) England and France D) Italy and Spain
A) Food Road B) Guy's Bites C) Diners Trip D) Triple D
A) Guy Sr. B) Morgan C) Ryder D) Hunter
A) The show revisits restaurants from previous episodes B) The show visits international locations only C) The show focuses exclusively on fast food chains D) The host cooks for celebrities
A) Giada's Weekend Getaways B) Road Tasted C) Diners Weekly D) $40 a Day
A) The COVID-19 pandemic B) A change in network ownership C) Low ratings D) The host's injury
A) Season 38 B) Season 35 C) Season 42 D) Season 40
A) A mobile food truck B) A professional television studio C) Fieri's home in California D) Various restaurants across the US
A) Only Hunter B) Hunter and Ryder C) His professional camera crew D) Only Ryder
A) Vegan recipes only B) Burgers, ribs, or seafood C) Fine dining exclusively D) Desserts only
A) Temporary pop-up stalls B) Small, independent eateries C) High-end corporate restaurants D) National fast food chains
A) Athens B) Berlin C) Madrid D) London
A) Robert Irvine B) Jamie Oliver C) Gordon Ramsay D) Bobby Flay
A) Tom Cruise B) Brad Pitt C) Matthew McConaughey D) Leonardo DiCaprio
A) 2011 B) 2010 C) 2008 D) 2015
A) Guy Fieri Productions B) Page Productions C) Food Network Studios D) Citizen Pictures
A) More than 800 B) Exactly 200 C) Fewer than 100 D) Exactly 500
A) Forced it to close B) Jump-started its mail-order business C) Caused a decline in sales D) Had no impact on business
A) 20% B) 5% C) 50% D) 10%
A) Elton John B) Bruce Springsteen C) Mick Fleetwood D) Paul McCartney
A) Elvis Presley B) Drake C) Marilyn Monroe D) E-40
A) Los Angeles, California B) Duluth, Minnesota C) White Bear Lake, Minnesota D) New York City, New York
A) Anthony Bourdain B) Wolfgang Puck C) Andrew Zimmern D) Thomas Keller |