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The Pizza Show is a popular series from Munchies that explores pizza world wide with Brooklyn-native host, and owner of Best Pizza in Williamsburg, Frank Pinello. The show has explored several pizza joints in Manhattan and Brooklyn in the past, but in this recent episode from the series, Pinello heads out to Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island to find some of the best pizza in those boroughs.

We start off in Queens with our favorite Renaissance man Action Bronson for a slice tour of two of his favorite places. Then we're off to Staten Island with VICE security guard and foodie extraordinaire Vic Zagami to get some crispy bar pies and the legendary vodka pie at Goodfella's. The episode ends with a visit to the Bronx for a walk down Arthur Avenue with Mark Iacono, Frank's favorite pizza friend. Frank and Mark's walk is filled with fresh cheese, prosciutto, clams, tripe—and, of course, more pizza.

This interesting—yet depressing—infographic from real estate website TitleMax compares the median price per square foot of 30 different large American cities to see how big of a house you can get for $500,000. Surprisingly, New York City is not at the bottom of the list. Everybody knows that Manhattan, and the parts of Brooklyn and Queens that are closest to it, are very expensive, but when combined with Staten Island, The Bronx, and the outer parts of Brooklyn and Queens, NYC prices are not the worst. Check it out:

Be sure to check out the accompanying article for more analysis into the median U.S. price-per-square-foot data.