Epic Meal Time/Awesome

"The TurBacon Epic Thanksgiving": just to one-up the classic turducken, they stuffed an additional two birds (cornish hen and quail, making it five birds in total) into it, loaded it up with bacon strips, put it inside a pig, covered that in more bacon strips and put it on the grill. They sewed the whole thing together, and garnished it with baconators.
"The Sloppy Big Ben Roethlisberger": after months of entertaining the Internet, they break the 100,000 calorie barrier in a way that only they could.
The "Meat Car" on Jay Leno.
"Maximum Mac & Cheese", featuring macaroni and cheese mini-variants of at least half a dozen of their previous meals.
"French Fry Week" (October 3 - 7, 2011) was Epic Meal Time going Up to Eleven: one episode per day using french fries as the central ingredient, with a 15-pound poutine to end it off on the last day.
"Fast Food Pizza Cake" marked Epic Meal Time's one-year anniversary. The meal? An epic Call Back to their pilot episode, with Tony Hawk appearing to eat with them.
- "We'll have a hundred and fifty [burgers]."
"Turbaconepicentipede" didn't just break the previous calorie count made by the Sloppy Roethlisberger, it destroyed it at more than 800,000 calories.
Bricks forming, walls rising, the music swelling to a heart soaring crescendo...then silence...then...Cheese Wiz
In Meat Sub, instead of the usual overblown pre-eating narration, Harley says only two words: "My turn."