And once again, we've taken them down a few senses.

Floyd's posture says "I don't even care that you put a blindfold on me -- that's how good I am."

Mary Sue feels her way around the workstation -- notice the bandaged finger hasn't quite healed.

She's Des Jardins, Traci Des Jardins.

Naomi's dad attempts knows how to the bring home the bacon (hopefully).

While Floyd's sister looks a little bit less than surefooted in the kitchen.

Floyd seems in a rush to handle his mushrooms.

"Yes Curtis, I would like to see what's behind Door Number 2."

That signature, Mary Sue unbridled enthusiasm comes out with the big reveal.

Oh snap! You were talking tough to your dad!

But Naomi's pop doesn't seem to mind.

We're noticing a good bit of family resemblance between the Masters and their siblings, aren't you?

Curtis introduces the family members of the servicemen who picked the menu for the Elimination Challenge.

Curtis seems to be as excited about the tamarind margarita as we are.

Crying over spilled milk? It looks like Curtis and Naomi are laughing about it.

Traci's not keeping a lid on it.

Naomi got dressed up this week in honor of America's servicemen.

Red, white, and pink?

Obviously the military folks are pros at lining up.

Naomi's buffet just sent her into the giggles.

Mary Sue wants her baby back, baby back -- ribs.

Tenderloin time.

This diner doesn't appear to be too pleased with what Curtis is ladling.

James Oseland rocks one of his signature sweaters.

Restaurant Girl Danyelle Freeman gabs with the crowd with a story. But this military man seems focused on the grub.

Ruth Reichl, lover of meatloaf.

And now Curtis will sing "America the Beautiful."

Or just honor those who fight for our country instead.

And you're all going to Universal Studios!

The judges discuss who's dishes they'd like to protect and serve again.