ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In a second episode about the topic of frozen pizzas, Dion, Irv, and Jon welcome John Sneller to revisit the battlefield of cardboard crusts, molten cheese, and freezer-aisle legends. After the first showdown, the top two finishers earned a return trip—because when a pizza claims the crown, it has to defend it.
This episode ranks 6 new contenders along with the top two from the first rankings.
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