TV Guide Destination America Saturday

Robby Royal from Georgia, Junior Urias from Texas, and Wild Card Champion John Coon compete for the title of BBQ Pitmaster Grand Champion.

Regional champions Joe Pearce, Ken Wood and Carl Lewis put their barbecuing skills to the test in the BBQ Pitmasters semi-finals round.

Robby Royal and Joe Pearce go head to head in the final round of the competition to see who will be crowned the Kingsford BBQ Pitmasters Grand Champion.

Teams of experienced barbecue chefs head to the desert to participate in the Smokin' in Mesquite BBQ Championships for a chance at $40,000.

A family of four from Phoenix, Md., decides they want to be closer to the water, and they tow their boat as they look for a beachfront place around Ocean City.

A Virginia couple is on the lookout for a beachfront getaway in their favorite vacation destination, Northern Beaches of the Outer Banks.

A couple from Garnerville, N.Y., with four kids looks for a brand new beach home in Long Branch, N.J., where the whole family can relax and spend time together.

A couple has been vacationing in Crystal Beach, Texas, since they were both in high school and now they want to find a place of their own in the same area.

A preacher and his wife decide to move their five daughters to Oahu to continue their ministry, but finding a large enough house will be a minor miracle.

A female helicopter pilot has flown all over the U.S., but she has always dreamed of flying the tropical skies over Hawaii, and now she will have her chance.

A Louisiana couple with two children has received a military transfer from Japan to Hawaii, and they are now ready to find a place to call their own.

A woman who has a job that requires her to travel all over the western hemisphere decides that Hawaii is where she wants to call home.

Following kid entrepreneurs as they balance life, school and a passion for real estate, as the hosts aim to educate, inspire, and empower the next generation.

A couple who recently became engaged makes the decision to dig up their Southern roots and start a new life on the island of Maui.

A Los Angeles couple who recently relocated to Honolulu with their cadre of dogs has tired of the turmoil of city life and wants to find a place in the country.

A couple spent years traveling the world prior their daughter's birth, but when they visited Hawaii, the culture's family-oriented focus appealed to them.

A couple who was married five years ago has yet to find a home on the Big Island, and they are eager to do so because both of their families live there.

A couple of native Hawaiians met in the military, got married, moved to Georgia and is now prepared to relocate their family back to their homeland.

A Texas couple has wanted to make the move to the Puna District on the Big Island for some time, but they need a place large enough for a yoga retreat.

A couple with four children, who are all natives of Maui, is looking for a family-friendly neighborhood along the picturesque North Shore.

Three years ago, a man who lived on the big island of Hawaii contacted a friend to help him find a home and a good location to open two photography stores.

A woman who has been traveling around the world with the U.S. Navy has finally been granted shore duty, and she is ready to find a condo to call her own.

Noah attends the annual Rio Rancho Pork & Brew festival in New Mexico; Noah Cappe goes to the Ionia Free Fair in Michigan.

Noah tries various foods at the Three Rivers Festival in Fort Wayne, Ind., then he goes to the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa, Calif.

The host enjoys biscuits 'n' gravy and funnel cake at the Shasta District Fair in Anderson, Calif., then he's off to the National Balloon Classic in Iowa.

Noah tries the Alien Egg and the Crashed UF-Dough at the UFO Festival in Roswell; Noah goes to the Orange County Fair for the Porky Leg and Deep Fried Pizza.

Noah visits the home of the World's Largest Funnel Cake; Noah goes to the Mississippi Valley Fair in Iowa, and tries some deep-fried peaches and ice cream.

Noah visits the Barry County Fair in Michigan, and tries the Big Kahuna and the Volcano Taco; Noah goes to the Alaska State Fair and samples sausage sundaes.

Noah tries the octopus on a stick at the San Diego County Fair in Del Mar, Calif.; Noah checks out the Tennessee Valley Fair in Knoxville.

Noah samples the famous Fisher Scones at the Washington State Fair, and later he has the Tennessee Whiskey Burger at the state fair in Nashville, Tenn.

Noah Cappe attends the Great American Foodie Fest in Henderson, Nev., and then he goes to the Kittitas County Fair in Ellensburg, Wash.

Noah Cappe visits the Alaska State Fair and tries the Sasquatch Sandwich, then he goes south to the Georgia National Fair for their Peach Fritter Funnel Cake.

Noah Cappe goes to the Circleville Pumpkin Show in Ohio for pumpkin chili dogs, then he travels to the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh for some True Grits.

Noah Cappe tries the Ube Funnel Cake at the Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas, then he enters The Final Round at the Topsfield Fair in Massachusetts.

Popular destinations that serve beef in the US are featured; in Manhattan, a top-line steak house is explored; in Oklahoma, a rib restaurant is visited.

A road trip is taken to find the best stuffed foods in America, which features a wrestling-theme restaurant in Chicago and a baked potato factory in Houston.

Four regional rival barbecue spots from across America are pitted against one another for a meaty, mouthwatering battle for "Barbecue Bragging Rights."

Some of the best food along beachside boardwalks are highlighted, including stuffed-crust pizza, crabby pretzels, saltwater taffy and Key lime pie shakes.

Cameras take viewers inside New York's famous Katz's Delicatessen, Pittsburgh's Primanti Bros. and Philippe the Original in Los Angeles.

A road trip is taken to find the best stuffed foods in America, which features a wrestling-theme restaurant in Chicago and a baked potato factory in Houston.

Four regional rival barbecue spots from across America are pitted against one another for a meaty, mouthwatering battle for "Barbecue Bragging Rights."

Some of the best food along beachside boardwalks are highlighted, including stuffed-crust pizza, crabby pretzels, saltwater taffy and Key lime pie shakes.

Cameras take viewers inside New York's famous Katz's Delicatessen, Pittsburgh's Primanti Bros. and Philippe the Original in Los Angeles.

Eight different chicken dishes from across the country are featured.

Popular destinations that serve beef in the US are featured; in Manhattan, a top-line steak house is explored; in Oklahoma, a rib restaurant is visited.