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Prime Video streams ‘On The Line: The World Burger Games’ docuseries

The series follows eight finalists competing in three burger‑making challenges for cash prizes.

By Felo News Desk · Published Fri, 16 Oct 2026 23:28:21 GMT

Full Day Productions and Lost Tribe Creative have launched the five‑episode docuseries “On The Line: The World Burger Games” on Prime Video, chronicling Five Guys’ international crew competition.

The competition, which began in 2013 as a thank‑you to employees, now pits eight finalists from worldwide qualifying rounds against three events – a potato race, a cheese race and a dressing/QC race. First‑place winners receive $100,000, second place $50,000, and each finalist walks away with at least $10,000.

Five Guys founder Jerry Murrell said the games started as a tribute to the people who make the brand, while Full Day Productions president David Chamberlin called the series an “intimate, character‑driven look” at the company’s culture. Collin Orcutt serves as showrunner, and the series is now streaming on Prime Video.

Key facts

• The docuseries "On The Line: The World Burger Games" is now streaming on Prime Video. (variety.com)
• Eight finalists compete in three challenges: potato race, cheese race, and dressing/QC race. (variety.com)
• First‑place prize is $100,000; second place $50,000; each finalist receives at least $10,000. (variety.com)
• Five Guys founder Jerry Murrell said the games began as a thank‑you to employees. (variety.com)
• Full Day Productions president David Chamberlin described the series as an intimate, character‑driven look at the brand. (variety.com)

Sources

• [1] variety.com — originally reported as “‘On the Line: The World Burger Games’: Full Day Productions Brings Five Guys Competition to Life in Prime Video Docuseries”