Gail and Curtis arrive with guest judge, Hugh Acheson.

Kevin's up first, and his challenge is to butcher an entire side of pork. He means business, delicious porky business, and he means to rattle Art with a test of his butching prowess.

Kevin shows great sportsmanship, lending a helping hand (saw).

Kevin works away at his half of the pig, and since he recently wrote a book all about pork, we're guessing he could do this with his eyes closed.

We're proud of you Art! Keep pushing through!

The judges are just grateful to see food on the table after such a perilous challenge.

Art is making fried rabbit hoe (named after the gardening tool, which folks used to use as the vessel for this dish).

How could the judges not have smiles on their faces when the masters of Southern food are cooking for them?

The final Duel is all about curing ailments. The chefs need to create a dish to alleviate stress, cure homesickness, and mend a broken heart...This will not be an easy feat -- but the cast of Grey's Anatomy needs delicious eats to come to their rescue.

Kevin and his sous chef Joey are hard at work on this complex final Duel. Since it's almost medicinal could you consider his sous chef a culinary nurse?

Hugh has a deep, personal love for Southern cuisine, living and cooking in the South himself. He has a look of intense curiosity, thrilled to see what these Southern aficionados will set in front of him. Or maybe that look is just hunger?

It is time for what is sure to be the most epic of Southern meals. We hope this mix of Northerners -- and non-Americans can handle it.

Art and Kevin go in completely opposite directions for the first course, with Kevin going light, and Art going heavier with chicken and dumpling soup...and biscuits!

This table is ready to be cured of homesickness.

What better way to cure a broken heart than with decadent desserts?