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Worth It is an American entertainment web series by BuzzFeed that premiered on September 18, 2016. In addition to the main show, there have been several spin-off series and related content.

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Episodes

SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast aired
1 9September 18, 2016 (2016-09-18)January 8, 2017 (2017-01-08)
2 10March 12, 2017 (2017-03-12)May 14, 2017 (2017-05-14)
3 11August 27, 2017 (2017-08-27)February 1, 2018 (2018-02-01)
4 12March 18, 2018 (2018-03-18)June 3, 2018 (2018-06-03)
5 6September 9, 2018 (2018-09-09)October 14, 2018 (2018-10-14)
6 6July 14, 2019 (2019-07-14)August 18, 2019 (2019-08-18)
7 6October 13, 2019 (2019-10-13)December 22, 2019 (2019-12-22)
8 6August 16, 2020 (2020-08-16)September 20, 2020 (2020-09-20)
9 5November 18, 2017 (2017-11-18)March 31, 2019 (2019-03-31)
10 4May 20, 2020 (2020-05-20)November 15, 2020 (2020-11-15)
11 3November 27, 2021 (2021-11-27)December 11, 2021 (2021-12-11)
12 3December 3, 2022 (2022-12-03)December 17, 2022 (2022-12-17)
13 3March 11, 2023 (2023-03-11)April 8, 2023 (2023-04-08)

Season 1 (2016–2017)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerKeith's WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerEvan's Winner
1$3 Sushi vs. $250 SushiCo-starring Keith Habersberger instead of Andrew Ilnyckyj [1] $$$$------
2$4 Burger vs. $777 BurgerCo-starring Keith Habersberger instead of Andrew Ilnyckyj; cinematography by Shane Madej; sound by Brian Wohl; filmed in Las Vegas. [2] $$$$$------
3$5 Pizza vs. $135 PizzaFirst episode starring Andrew Ilnyckyj. First episode in which Adam Bianchi's face is shown. [3] $$--$$----
4$11 Steak vs. $306 Steak [4] $$$--$$$--
5$8 Pasta vs. $100 PastaCameos by Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej in first three seconds of video. [5] $--$$--
6$2 Hot Dog vs. $169 Hot DogLuxury location filmed in Seattle, WA. [6] $$$--$$----
7$8 Salmon vs $56 SalmonFilmed in Seattle, WA. [7] $--$----
8$24 Korean BBQ vs $346 Korean BBQGuest starring Evan Ghang. [8] $--$$$$$$$
9$27 Cake vs. $1,120 CakeN/A [9] $--$$----

Season 2 (2017)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerEvan's Winner
1$1 Donut vs. $100 DonutN/A [10] $$$--
2$7 Buffet vs. $95 BuffetFilmed in Las Vegas. [11] $$$$$$$$--
3$47 Taco vs. $1 TacoLuxury location filmed in Las Vegas. Usual order is flipped, with the most expensive taco being tasted first and the cheapest last. [12] $$$$$--
4$1 Ice Cream vs $1,000 Ice CreamLuxury location filmed in New York City. [13] $$$$$--
5$2 Pizza vs. $2,000 PizzaFilmed in New York City, guest Mario Batali. [14] $$$$$--
6$4 Cheesecake vs. $70 CheesecakeFilmed in New York City. [15] $$$$--
7$7 Secret Menu vs. $2,500 Secret MenuFilmed in New York City. [16] $$$$$$--
8$6 Cocktail vs. $208 CocktailN/A [17] $$$$$$--
9$2 Egg vs. $95 EggN/A [18] $$$$$--
10$13 BBQ Ribs vs. $256 BBQ RibsFilmed in Seoul, South Korea, guests Evan Ghang and David Chang. [19] $$$$$$$$$

Season 3 (2017–2018)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerRie's Winner
1$3 Mac 'N' Cheese vs. $195 Mac 'N' CheeseFilmed in Los Angeles. [20] $$$$$--
2$7 BBQ Ribs vs. $68 BBQ RibsN/A [21] $$$$--
3$3 Seafood vs. $213 SeafoodFilmed in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. [22] $$$$$$--
4$18 Wine vs. $1,000 WineFilmed in Nagambie, Avenel and Wahgunyah, Australia. [23] $$$$$$$--
5$16 Steak vs. $150 SteakFilmed in Sydney, Melbourne and Darraweit Guim, Australia. [24] $$$$$$$--
6$17 Fried Chicken vs. $500 Fried ChickenGuest David Chang, Marcus Samuelsson; filmed in New York City. [25] $$$$$$$$--
7$19 Brunch vs. $113 BrunchN/A [26] $$$$$--
8$3 Ramen vs. $79 RamenFilmed in Tokyo, Japan, guest Rie McClenny. [27] $$$$$$$
9$1 Coffee vs. $914 CoffeeFilmed in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, guest Rie McClenny; . [28] $$$$$$$
10$7 Cake vs. $208 CakeFilmed in Osaka and Tokyo, Japan, guest starring Rie McClenny. [29] $$$$$$$$
11$10 Game Day Food vs. $456 Game Day FoodFilmed in Minneapolis; sponsored episode to promote NBC's Super Bowl 2018. [30] $$$$$$$$--

Season 4 (2018)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerQuinta's WinnerInga's Winner
1$2 Bacon vs. $100 BaconFilmed in Palm Springs, Los Angeles, and New York City [31] $$$$----
2$1 Bagel vs. $1,000 BagelFilmed in New York City. [32] $$$$----
3$10 Vegan vs. $135 VeganFilmed in New York City. [33] $$$$$$$----
4$9 Fish vs. $140 FishFilmed in Honolulu, HI. [34] $$$$$$ (Dessert)----
5$5 Pie vs. $250 PieMiddle and luxury locations filmed in Houston, TX. Vocal cameo by Ryan Bergara. [35] $$$$$----
6$7 Pho vs. $68 PhoAffordable location filmed in Houston; middle location filmed in Honolulu; luxury location filmed in Las Vegas. [36] $$$$$----
7$12 Pork vs. $715 PorkGuest Annie Jeong. [37] $$$$$$----
8$8 Toast vs. $20 ToastLuxury location filmed in San Francisco. [38] $$$$$$----
9$15 Spaghetti vs. $143 SpaghettiAffordable location filmed in San Francisco. [39] $$$----
10$3 Fries vs. $100 FriesMiddle and luxury locations filmed in Montreal, Canada. [40] $$$$$----
11$10 Cheesesteak vs.$120 CheesesteakGuest starring Quinta Brunson; filmed in Philadelphia. [41] $$$$$Other$$--
12$2 Peking Duck vs $240 Peking DuckGuest starring Inga Lam; filmed in New York City. [42] $$$$$--$

Season 5 (2018)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerAnnie's WinnerRie's Winner
1$29 vs. $180 Family-Style MeatsIntroducing Annie Jeong as co-producer. [43] $$$$$$$$--
2$2 Curry vs. $75 CurryFilmed in New York City. [44] $$$$$$$$--
3$1 Cookie vs. $90 CookieFilmed in New York City and Japan; guests Rie McClenny and Shane Madej. [45] $$$$$$$$$$$$$
4$1 Sushi vs. $133 SushiFilmed in Japan; guest Rie McClenny. [46] $$$$$$$$$$$$$
5$1 Eggs Vs. $89 EggsFilmed in Japan; guest Rie McClenny. [47] $$$$$$$$$$
6$6 Sandwich Vs. $180 SandwichAffordable location filmed in Nashville, TN; luxury location filmed in Japan; guest Rie McClenny;
cameo appearance by Binging with Babish's Andrew Rea. [48] 		$$$$$$--

Season 6 (2019)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerAnnie's Winner
1$4 Burrito vs. $32 BurritoFilmed in Los Angeles and Fresno, California. [49] $$$$$$$
2$3.50 Fish Tacos vs. $30 Fish TacosFilmed in Los Angeles. [50] $$$$$$$
3$13 Korean Soup vs. $88 Korean SoupFilmed in Los Angeles. [51] $$$$$$$
4$11 Salad Vs. $95 SaladFilmed in Los Angeles. [52] $$$$$ (Celery)$$
5$13 Lasagna vs. $60 LasagnaFilmed in Los Angeles and Philadelphia. [53] $$$$$$
6$10 Sushi & Burger Vs. $58 Sushi & BurgerFilmed in Los Angeles and New York City. [54] $$$$$$ (Burger)/$$$ (Sushi)$$$

Season 7 (2019)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerAnnie's WinnerInga's WinnerJackson's Winner
1$0.50 Dumpling Vs. $29 DumplingsFilmed in Taiwan, guest Inga Lam. [55] $$$$$$$$--
2$3.50 Soup Vs. $29 SoupFilmed in Taiwan, guest Inga Lam. [56] $$$$$$$$$$$$$--
3$3 Chicken Vs. $62 ChickenFilmed in Taiwan, guest Inga Lam. [57] $$$$$$$$$$--
4$7 Double Cheeseburger Vs. $25 Double CheeseburgerFilmed in Los Angeles, guest Jackson via Make-a-Wish Foundation. [58] $$$$$$$--$$
5$10 Noodles Vs. $94 NoodlesFilmed in Los Angeles. [59] $$$$$$$$----
6$5 Fried Chicken Sandwich Vs. $20 Fried Chicken SandwichFilmed in Los Angeles. [60] $$$$$------

Season 8 (2020)

No.EpisodeNotesSteven’s WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's Winner
1$4 Pancake vs. $88 PancakeFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [61] $$$$$$$$
2$4 Rice Vs. $52 RiceFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [62] $$$$$$
3$4 Breakfast Sandwich Vs. $30 Breakfast SandwichFilmed in Houston, TX and Dallas, TX. [63] $$$
4$5 Carrot Vs. $20 CarrotFilmed in Detroit, MI. [64] $$$$$
5$4 Quesadilla Vs. $20 QuesadillaFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [65] $$$$$$
6$128 Hot Pot Vs. $798 Meat BoardFilmed in New York City and Houston, TX. Only 2 locations instead of 3, both are luxury locations. [66] $$$ (Meat Board)$$$ (Hot Pot)$$$ (Meat Board)

Worth It: One Stop

No.EpisodeNotes
1$1,977 Japanese GrapesGuest starring Rie McClenny; filmed in Tokyo, Japan. [67]
2$210 7-Course Seafood DinnerFilmed in Los Angeles. [68]
3$1,593 Bento Box • JapanGuest starring Rie McClenny; filmed in Nikkō, Tochigi, Japan. [69]
4We Put Our Friend's Face On 3,500 Pieces of CandyGuest starring Rie McClenny; filmed in Nagoya, Japan. [70]
5Eating A $132 Steak With A $950.01 KnifeFilmed in Hollywood, California. [71]

Worth It: Social Distancing Edition

No.EpisodeNotesSteven's WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's Winner
1$3 Takeout Vs. $129 TakeoutFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [72] ------
2$7 Picnic Vs. $323 PicnicFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [73] $$$$$
3$1 Savory Pie Vs. $55 Savory PieFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [74] $$$$$
4$18 Oil Vs. $60 OilFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [75] $$$$$

Worth It: About To Eat — 2021

No.EpisodeNotesSteven's WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's Winner
1$6 Sauce Vs. $185 SauceFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [76] $$$$$
2$20 Whole Chicken Vs. $78 Whole ChickenFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [77] $$$$$$
3$4 Dessert Vs. $235 DessertFilmed in Los Angeles, CA. [78] $$$$$$

Worth It: About To Eat — 2022

No.EpisodeNotesSteven's WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's Winner
1$13 Shrimp Vs. $27 ShrimpFilmed in New Orleans, LA. [79] $$$$$$
2$4 Pork Vs. $19 PorkFilmed in Raleigh, NC, Charleston, SC, and New Orleans, LA. [80] $$$$$$
3$14 Seafood Vs. $48 SeafoodFilmed in Durham, NC and Wilmington, NC. [81] $$$$$


Worth It: About To Eat — 2023

No.EpisodeNotesSteven's WinnerAndrew's WinnerAdam's WinnerSimu's Winner
1$2 Beef Patty Vs. $689 Lobster TowerGuest starring Simu Liu; Filmed in Toronto, ON, Canada. [82] $$$$$$$$$
2$20 Wine Pairing Vs. $260 Wine PairingFilmed in Los Angeles, CA and Los Alamos, CA. [83] $$$$$$--
3$9 Sandwich Vs. $150 4-Course Dinner: Worth It RevisitsFilmed in Los Angeles, CA and Carlsbad, CA. [84] $$$Friends we made along the way--

Worth It: Lifestyle Episodes

SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast aired
1 6January 8, 2017 (2017-01-08)May 23, 2017 (2017-05-23)
2 6August 27, 2017 (2017-08-27)October 1, 2017 (2017-10-01)
3 6May 13, 2018 (2018-05-13)June 17, 2018 (2018-06-17)
4 6April 14, 2019 (2019-04-14)June 16, 2019 (2019-06-16)

Season 1 (2017)

Season 1
No.EpisodeLinksDescriptionNotes
1$80 Tattoo vs. $875 Tattoo Episode "I'm not gonna be able to hide this from my grandma."Hosted by Ben Coleman and Lim; cinematography & sound by Jared Sosa.
2$100 Sneakers vs. $25,000 Sneakers Episode "That's a $100 step right there!"Hosted by Ryan Bergara and Lim; cinematography & sound by Alex Choi.
3$50 Hotel vs. $35,000 Hotel Episode "That’s like 17,000 large fries from McDonalds."Hosted by Selorm Kploanyi and Lim; cinematography & sound by Kevin Nguyen.
4$568K House vs. $10 million House Episode "You can house a whole baseball team and the managing staff in here?!"Hosted by Keith Habersberger and Quinta Brunson; cinematography & sound by Kevin Nguyen.
5$39 Massage vs. $490 Massage Episode "I have no idea what's happening to my body right now."Hosted by Michelle Khare and Jordan Shalhoub; featuring Lim and Jen Ruggerillo; cinematography & sound by a man and a woman, uncredited in the video.
6$22 Adrenaline Date vs. $1,160 Adrenaline Date Episode "There's no better way to get to know somebody than to smack them with a ball at high velocity, right?" Andy Cohen hosts the dating show that started it all! Premieres Thursday, May 25 at 9|8c on FOX.Hosted by Ryan Bergara and Lim; featuring Helen Pan (Bergara's girlfriend); sponsored by Love Connection.

Season 2 (2017)

No.EpisodeLinksDescriptionNotes
1$25,000 Car vs. $503,000 Car Episode "Will I Turn Into A Fancy Boy?"Hosted by Evan Ghang and Lim; cinematography by Alex Choi. Choi is the cinematographer for all of Season 2.
2$5 Video Game vs $70,000 Video Game Episode We travelled from LA to Tennessee to play the world's most expensive video game.Hosted by Branden Smith and Lim. Luxury location filmed in Tennessee.
3$15 Haircut vs. $500 Haircut Episode "This is the most extreme haircut I could ever dream of."Hosted by Kwesi James and Lim. Luxury location filmed in San Antonio.
4$1,700 Apartment vs $40,000 Apartment Episode "Babe. I got this spot."Hosted by Ben Coleman and Lim. Filmed in New York City.
5$139 Plane Seat vs. $24,000 Plane Seat Episode "I could join the mile high club with this seat."Hosted by Ben Coleman and Lim.
6$399 Suit vs $7,900 Suit Episode "I'd like a suit for my wedding..."Hosted by Evan Ghang and Lim. Filmed in New York.

Season 3 (2018)

#EpisodeLinksDescriptionNotes
1$17 Pet vs. $100,000 Pet Episode "Who is Lennox and why is he so special?"Hosted by Niki Ang and Lim; cinematography & sound by Alex Choi.
2$600 Boat vs. $41 million Boat Episode "I think I've gotten all of my adrenaline out for the day."Hosted by Selorm Kpoayni and Lim.
3$150 Bed vs. $159,000 Bed Episode "What pyjamas are you rockin'?"Hosted by Zach Kornfeld and Lim.
4$40 Gym vs. $10,000 Gym Episode "I feel like we are in a secret society."Hosted by Kate Reynolds and Lim.
5$285 Watch vs. $700,000 Watch Episode "It's like Santa's Elves, living in this tiny watch."Hosted by Ben Coleman and Lim.
6$825K Beach House vs. $14.9 Million Beach House Episode "You could break up and still coexist in this house because there's two of everything."Hosted by Ben Coleman and Lim.

Season 4 (2019)

#EpisodeLinksDescriptionNotes
1$36 Backpack vs. $990 Backpack Episode It has all the essentials! A protractor set, tampons and a laptop! For exceptional vacations, you’re gonna need an exceptional backpack.Hosted by Jennifer Ruggirello and Lim.
2$199 Chair vs. $9,800 Chair Episode "This is the LeBron of chairs!"Hosted by Andrew Ilnckyj and Lim.
3$50,000 Tiny House vs. $165,000 Tiny House Episode "The introvert in me is loving this."Hosted by Curly Velasquez and Lim; Andrew Ilnckyj as lead producer.
4$8 Kitchen Knife vs. $800 Kitchen Knife Episode "It feels really satisfying to have my force transmitted so easily..."Hosted by Rie McClenny and Lim.
5$49 Headphones vs. $2,695 Headphones Episode "We used to put the radio on the coop."Hosted by Joyce Louis-Jean, Annie Jeong and Lim; Andrew Ilnckyj as lead producer.
6$1,065 Engagement Ring Vs. $55,000 Engagement Ring Episode Protip: Do not tell them you got a good deal.Hosted by Kristin Chirico and Lim.

Worth It: UK Episodes

SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast aired
1 6September 28, 2017 (2017-09-28)December 3, 2017 (2017-12-03)

Season 1 (2017)

Season 1
No.EpisodeLinksDescriptionNotes
1£4 Curry vs. £210 Curry Episode Hosted by Charles and Reid.
270p Tea vs. £80 Tea Episode "I have about 20 cups a day..."Hosted by Ada and Reid.
3£5 Kebab vs. £925 Kebab Episode You're out, you've had a few to drink, what do you do?! Kebab!Hosted by Nick and Reid.
4£21.50 Afternoon Tea vs. £144 Afternoon Tea Episode "It's pronounced scooones!"Hosted by Adaeze and Reid.
5£1.95 Chocolate vs. £300 Chocolate Episode "I feel like im touching gold."Hosted by Evelyn and Reid.
6£4 Fish And Chips vs. £50 Fish And Chips Episode "I need to respect the batter."Hosted by Joseph Bor and Reid.

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