Best Ink

New host Pete Wentz introduces 12 of America's best tattoo artists who will compete for $100,000 and the chance to appear on the cover of Tattoo Magazine.

Music recording artist Ray J drops by in the mysterious Flash Challenge as the artists discover there is more than one way to tell a story with a tattoo.

Pairing up, the artists create tattoos for relatives to mark a big experience. But who puts their best foot forward in the shoe-themed Flash Challenge?

Striking a cord with the musical challenge. First it's an abstract design, after which they strum out a Fender guitar. Pete Wentz and Sabina Kelley judge.

We're halfway and the contestants must show off their sense of humour with a funny tattoo. Justin Bua returns to judge this hilarious Flash Challenge.

It's time to impress Judge Joe Capobianco, famous for his "Blood Puddin" tattoos. Then watch the artists fly high as they ink their designs on planes.

Using cutting edge animation technology, the artists must create a tattoo that comes to life before undertaking their Flash Challenge at Universal Studios.

The five remaining contestants must raise their game with a photo-like design. Prepare for a "fast and furious" Flash Challenge led by Jason Seiler.

Contestants put their emotions aside as they ink up family members in this gripping semi-final. Tattoo Magazine's Larry Law is the guest judge.

Loyal customers return to the chairs for the final round. The two finalists ink celebrities Travie McCoy and AJ McLean. But only one is crowned Best Ink.