Nailed It!

Sixty six episodes of bad cakes, and no reason to watch any of them in order.

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Where to start with Nailed It!

Anywhere at all. Three amateur bakers try to copy a professional cake, fail, and one of them wins ten thousand dollars. That is every episode of every season, and there is nothing to follow. Pick the season with a theme you like, or just start at the first.

  1. 1
    Season 1 (2018) Nailed It!

    Six episodes and the format arrives complete, including Nicole Byer, who is most of why it works.

  2. 2
    Nailed It! Holiday! (2018) Nailed It! Holiday!

    Seven episodes, the first holiday run, and if you are going to watch one themed season this is the one.

  3. 3
    Nailed It! The Big Baking Challenge (2023) Nailed It! The Big Baking Challenge

    Ten episodes and a different shape: teams, a longer competition and a much bigger prize. The most recent of anything here.

Then what? Main seasons two to seven ran from 2018 to 2022, with the fifth subtitled Double Trouble and the seventh a Halloween run of four episodes. A second holiday season of six followed in 2019. There are also versions made in Mexico, France, Spain and Germany, which are separate productions and are not listed.

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The Main Series

  • Nailed It! 2018, 7 seasons, 43 episodes

Holiday and Spin-off

  • Nailed It! Holiday! 2018, 2 seasons, 13 episodes
  • Nailed It! The Big Baking Challenge 2023, 1 season, 10 episodes

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