Martha & Snoop's Potluck Party Challenge - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Putting the Pot in Potluck
Martha and Snoop test their secret chicken recipes on Seth Rogen, Ice Cube and Wiz Khalifa; Anderson.Paak.
Keep Your Claws Off Me
Martha and Snoop tackle lobster with Ashley Graham and Rick Ross; things get steamy when Rick wants to heat things up with Martha.
Ruffling Feathers
Naya Rivera, Chris Bosh and 2 Chainz help Snoop and Martha prepare a Thanksgiving feast; plus a performance from Dreezy for dessert.
Bringing Home the Bacon
Robin Thicke, Keke Palmer and DJ Khaled join Snoop and Martha to have breakfast for dinner; Martha makes her famous popovers; Snoop educates the group on the art of making bacon.
Deck the Balls
Singer Jason Derulo and actress Jamie Chung help cook up Snoop's Christmas catfish, concoct a potent blend of eggnog and salivate over Martha's crunchy dessert balls.
Something Fishy
Kathy Griffin, Mike Epps, sushi chefs Abe Hiroki and Morimoto, and musical guest D.R.A.M. help Snoop and Martha roll sushi.
They Got Game
The Trap Kitchen chefs and players from Snoop's Youth Football League and team, the Pomona Steelers, make some game day favorites with Martha and Snoop.
High on the Hog
Fat Joe and Kelis join Martha and Snoop as they cook up ribs and a whole hog; Fat Joe and Remy Ma perform their hit single, "Cookin.''
Keepin' It in the Family
Ashlee Simpson, Evan Ross, and Uncle Reo join Snoop and Martha as they cook up classic family favorites.
Makin' That Dough
Bella Thorne and 50 Cent travel with Martha and Snoop to cook pizza in Old Italy; October London performs, "Shoulder to Lean On.''
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