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In the upcoming episode of “Hell’s Kitchen USA,” titled “A Game Show From Hell,” viewers can expect a thrilling mix of competition and drama. This is Season 20, Episode 9, and it promises to be an intense ride for the chefs. The episode will air on Friday, April 18, 2025, at 10:00 Am on Axs TV.

The episode centers around a special charity dinner service, adding an extra layer of pressure for the teams. One team struggles to work together on their dish, which could lead to some serious tension in the kitchen. As the chefs try to impress with their culinary skills, mistakes are bound to happen, and both teams face challenges that could jeopardize their chances of success.

As the heat rises, one chef becomes particularly heated about who should be put on the chopping block. This conflict is sure to create a dramatic atmosphere, showcasing the high stakes of the competition.

Hell’s Kitchen USA is back with an exciting new episode titled “Stirring the Pot.” Season 20, Episode 5 promises plenty of drama and culinary challenges as the competition heats up. Scheduled to air on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at 10:00 Am on Axs TV, this episode follows the aftermath of a major shakeup during the last elimination. The tension is palpable as both teams must now come together to tackle a unique challenge.

In this episode, the chefs will face the fun yet tricky task of deciphering recipes written in emojis. This creative twist will test their teamwork and communication skills in the kitchen. One team shines brighter than ever, delivering their best dinner service performance to date. Their ability to work together and adapt to the challenge may give them a significant edge in the competition.

However, not all is smooth sailing. The other team struggles to find their rhythm, facing obstacles that threaten their chances of success.

The excitement builds as “Hell’s Kitchen USA” gears up for Season 20 Episode 8, titled “A Devilish Challenge.” This thrilling episode promises to test the skills and teamwork of the remaining chefs in a unique way. Set to air on April 17, 2025, at 1:00 Pm on Axs TV, viewers can expect a high-energy competition that showcases the chefs’ creativity and ability to work under pressure.

In this episode, the chefs will face off in a tag team relay race competition. They will need to cook entrees while racing against the clock and their opponents. The stakes are high as the pressure mounts, and teamwork becomes crucial. Each chef will rely on their partner to help them navigate the challenges of the kitchen, making for some intense moments and unexpected twists.

Additionally, five chefs will encounter the first “Cook For Your Life” challenge of the season. This challenge is designed to push their culinary limits even further.

In the upcoming episode of “Hell’s Kitchen USA,” titled “If You Can’t Stand the Heat,” the competition heats up as the chefs prepare to showcase their culinary skills in a thrilling international showdown. This is Season 20, Episode 7, and it promises to deliver intense moments and fierce rivalries. Each chef will be tasked with cooking a different international cuisine, going head-to-head against a member from the opposing team. With the pressure mounting, viewers can expect to see some creative dishes and perhaps a few surprises along the way.

Chef Ramsay is known for his high standards, and in this episode, he does not hold back. As tensions rise in the kitchen, he makes a bold decision to kick one chef out of the kitchen. The reasons behind this decision will surely keep fans on the edge of their seats. The stakes are higher than ever, and the chefs must prove...

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Joining us this week are Kyle Timpson, the winner of Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only, and Hannah Flora, the runner-up. (Our interview begins at the 1:11 mark in the video above.) They break down the final dinner service, what they think about Gordon Ramsay‘s decision, and the wildest moments of Season 23.

“I was speechless,” Kyle tells Gold Derby. “I didn’t think the [door] was going to open because Hannah is also a badass chef. It could have been either one of us. I was happy it was me, but Hannah is great. I’m super grateful.”

While Kyle walked into a roomful of confetti, Hannah admits she was thinking her door may have been “jammed.” However, she agrees with Kyle that Gordon had two great options.

Welcome to Reality Derby, our weekly deep dive into all things reality TV, hosted by Gold Derby senior editors Marcus James Dixon and Denton Davidson.

Joining us this week is Egypt Davis, a 31-year-old executive chef from Chicago who was eliminated from Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only in third place. (Our interview begins at the 0:54 mark in the video above.) Egypt talks about his disappointing exit from Gordon Ramsay‘s cooking show, why he clashed with the Blue Team, and where he hopes his culinary journey will lead him next.

In last week’s episode of Hell’s Kitchen, Egypt faced off against Kyle Timpson and Hannah Flora for a spot in the finale. After each contestant created a five-course meal judged by celebrity chefs, Egypt finished in last place by just a single point. “I can be upset by the result, but I can’t be upset at...

The Hell’s Kitchen finale is near — but before Gordon Ramsay chooses his next head chef, he wants to meet the family. In this week’s episode, Egypt, Hannah, and Kyle have an emotional reunion with their loved ones before curating a five-course meal for a spot in the final episode.

In the exclusive clip below, Gordon sits down with their families in an effort to better understand where each chef comes from.

“Look how far you guys have come,” Gordon says to the final three contestants.

“My engine is revved at 1,000 percent,” Egypt responds. “I feel like I can harness the power of the sun to keep going and blaze through.” Hannah adds, “I feel like since day one, I’ve been in fifth gear the entire time. I’ve never let my guard down. I’m not letting Kyle get to me.” Always quick to make a joke,...

Welcome to Reality Derby, our weekly deep dive into all things reality TV, hosted by Gold Derby senior editors Marcus James Dixon and Denton Davidson.

Joining us this week is Whit Thomas, a 35-year-old executive chef from North Carolina who was eliminated from Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only in fourth place. (Our interview begins at the 0:51 mark in the video above.) Whit talks about her disappointing exit from Gordon Ramsay‘s cooking show, her friendship with Kyle Timpson, and why she’s embracing her role as a reality TV villain.

“It was definitely disappointing,” Whit says. “I felt like I deserved to be there. I did everything I needed to do in every challenge and every service. I definitely feel like others should have gone before me. Some people tried to quit, they lost in challenges, they didn’t perform in service. I was on it the entire season,...

It’s getting hot in Hell’s Kitchen as the top four contestants battle to become Gordon Ramsay‘s next head chef. In this week’s episode, Egypt, Hannah, Kyle, and Whit each take turns running the pass in hopes of proving they have what it takes to lead the Foxwoods Resort and Casino kitchen.

In the exclusive clip below, Whit loses her cool and sets her station on fire as a gobsmacked Chef Ramsay looks on.

“So, no pancetta on the f—ing station? Heard!” Whit shouts in frustration. “What happened to stocking our stations? No answer? I need garlic, I need shallots!”

As Whit completely unravels, Hannah chimes in from the confessional, “Definitely not appropriate behavior. You need to keep your composure.” But Whit continues to spiral, lashing out, “I don’t have pancetta for any more carbonara. It pisses me the f— off!” Next, the disgruntled chef...

Tonight on Hell’s Kitchen — the top five’s first challenge as Black Jackets is no joke. Each chef will be assigned to hilarious comedians including Druski, Jeff Dye, Judy Gold, Jim Norton and Yamaneika Saunders. They will be tasked with teaching them a signature Gordon Ramsay recipe — but do the remaining chefs have what it takes transform these unruly class clowns into professional chefs?

Next, the top five will be cooking out of the same kitchen for the first time as they compete for a spot in the final four. The all-new “Five Comedians Walk Into Hell…” episode of Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only airs Thursday, Jan. 16 (8-9 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here are the top five chefs: Brandon, Egypt, Hannah, Kyle, Whit

The Challenge

Gordon reveals the chefs must each teach an aspiring cook how to make his famous lobster ravioli. However, these students are a bit unruly and disruptive.

It’s “Black Jacket Time” on Hell’s Kitchen! The pressure is on when Gordon Ramsay announces this week will determine which chefs receive one of the coveted black jackets. The contestants compete in a series of challenges where they must use their creativity and pull out all the stops to stand out from the pack. With so much on the line, emotions are running at an all-time high in the all-new “Black Jacket Time” episode of Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only airing Thursday, Jan. 9 (8:00 Pm – 9:01 Pm) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Brandon, Egypt, Kyle

Red Team: Amanda, Hannah, Whit

The Challenge

Gordon tells the chefs that they’ll be competing for coveted black jackets today. Six contestants remain in the competition, but only five will continue on to become Gordon’s next head chef. They’ll face three challenges in which...

Tonight on “Hell’s Kitchen,” the chefs take a walk down memory lane before the one iconic challenge that returns year after year, the blind taste test! Each chef will either correctly guest the ingredient they are tasting or find themselves in a sticky situation! Then, in a special dinner service, both teams must prove they have what it takes to stay in the competition and only one team will come out on top in the all-new “A Sticky Situation” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” airing Thursday, Dec. 5 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Brandon, Egypt, Joe, Kyle

Red Team: Amanda, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Whit

After Gordon Ramsay axed Lulu last week, the Red Team is left with a one-chef advantage. When teams arrived back at the kitchen the next morning, they were met with the classic blind taste test!

Gypsy, starring Audra McDonald, got off to a big start on Broadway, bringing in $770,349 in its first three preview performances last week.

The revival, directed by George C. Wolfe, is the first show to play the Majestic Theatre since the closure of The Phantom of the Opera and since the theater has been renovated. The musical, which also stars Joy Woods and Danny Burstein, played to more than 100 percent capacity last week, and is scheduled to open Dec. 19.

As the movie adaptation of Wicked breaks records, the Broadway musical continues to stay on top of the industry charts, as the highest grossing show of the week with $2.56 million and playing to 100 percent capacity. The Lion King ($2 million), Hamilton ($1.98 million), Sunset Blvd. ($1.87 million) and McNeal ($1.44 million), starring Robert Downey Jr. rounded out the top five.

New musical Maybe Happy Ending continues to grow its box office tally, after opening to raves a few weeks ago.

Tonight, on “Hell’s Kitchen”! Teamwork is key in the kitchen and this week it is more important than ever. When the chefs are challenged with starting their own individual dishes before leaving the kitchen one-by-one it is up to the remaining lonely chefs to complete not only their own dishes, but also their fellow contestants using only verbal cues from the team. It is time for the chefs to think outside of the box in the all-new “Lonely in the Kitchen” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” airing Thursday, Nov. 21 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Brandon, Egypt, Joe, Kyle, Lulu

Red Team: Amanda, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Whit

The chefs are surprised to see that Gordon Ramsay eliminated Anthony over Ann Marie following last week’s challenge. They can’t really hide their shock and disappointment...

Tonight, on “Hell’s Kitchen”! Communication is crucial in the kitchen, and this week the chefs will have to prove they have what it takes to communicate with efficiency. When team members must work together in a secret ingredient challenge some chefs will puzzle together a masterpiece while others need to get a clue in the all-new “Get A Clue!” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” airing Thursday, Nov. 14 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Anthony, Brandon, Egypt, Joe, Kyle, Lulu

Red Team: Amanda, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Whit

After Gordon Ramsay eliminated Meghan last week, some members of the Red Team have regrets, wishing Ann Marie had gone instead. Amanda, in particular, feels guilty, saying it was her mistake that sent Meghan home. Whit tells. Amanda she has until midnight to mope around, but no more tears after that.

Tonight on “Hell’s Kitchen!” The chefs are feeling the heat. When faced with a pasta challenge judged by pasta experts and owners of the critically acclaimed Don Angie, Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli, the pasta-bilities are endless. Then, one team dishes out a stellar dinner service while the other must face Gordon Ramsay’s wrath in the all-new “Hell On Wheels” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” airing Thursday, October 31 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Anthony, Brandon, Egypt, Joe, Kyle, Lulu

Red Team: Amanda, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Magali, Meghan, Whit

After Gordon kept everyone safe last week, someone is sure to be exiting the competition tonight. As most of the chefs celebrate, Whit heads to her bedroom in frustration. She wasn’t as happy with dinner service as Gordon was and she wants him to cut the dead weight!

Fox will air an all-new episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” on Thursday, October 31. Gold Derby can share an exclusive clip from the new episode titled “Hell on Wheels,” and things aren’t looking good for Magali.

In the clip below, watch Gordon Ramsay go berserk when she burns the fish. One customer recording the altercation on his cell phone reacts, “He’s getting pissed!”

“Is that our best?” Gordon asks while looking at Magali’s “dry” and “overcooked” protein. “We’re not breaking today, baby, we’re not breaking today,” Magali tells herself as onlookers watch in horror.

This week, when faced with a pasta challenge judged by pasta experts and owners of the critically acclaimed Don Angie, Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli, the pasta-bilities are endless. Then, one team dishes out a stellar dinner service while the other must face Chef Ramsay’s wrath in the all-new...

This week, it is the 350th episode of “Hell’s Kitchen!” During this milestone episode, the chefs are challenged with putting together some fabulous burgers using an assortment of wild ingredients thrown their way by Gordon Ramsay. Will they flip out under pressure? When the chefs start feeling homesick in hell, they must decide if they have what it takes to stick around in the all-new “Homesick In Hell” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” airing Thursday, October 24 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Anthony, Brandon, Egypt, Joe, Kyle, Lulu

Red Team: Amanda, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Magali, Meghan, Whit

After being up for elimination two seeks in a row, Egypt hit his breaking point and had an emotional breakdown on the patio. He has a tough guy persona, but feels misunderstood by his teammates, who find him aggressive and controlling.

Tonight on “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only,” the chefs are in a pickle! It is time for a shakeup in the Red and Blue Kitchens. When Michelin-Starred Chef, Dan Barber, joins Gordon Ramsay to judge the chef’s pickling challenge, some dishes will shine while others go sour. Then, the pressure is on when dinner service guests nearly go hungry in the all-new “In A Pickle” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, Oct. 17 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Anthony, Brandon, Egypt, Joe, Kyle, Michael

Red Team: Amanda, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Lulu, Magali, Meghan, Whit

As the teams head back up to the dorms following last week’s elimination, the Blue Team is concerned about Egypt’s ego in the kitchen. Egypt promises he can “tone it down” but demands that his teammates “amp up” in response.

Fox will air an all-new episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” on Thursday, October 17. Gold Derby can share an exclusive clip from the new episode titled “In a Pickle,” and things aren’t looking good for Ann Marie.

In the clip below, watch Gordon Ramsay go bonkers when he sees her mistake peas for parsley in his iconic risotto. Somebody save her!

“Oh, my God! I put peas in the risotto!” the Denver native screams. “It’s supposed to be parsley, not peas.” Next, Brittany says, “Ann Marie is stressed, crazy-eyed and frantic. We’re f***ed!” Gordon pleads for the Red Team to “get a grip” before they completely ruin dinner service.

This week, the chefs are in a pickle! It is time for a shakeup in the Red and Blue Kitchens. When Michelin-Starred Chef, Dan Barber, joins Chef Ramsay to judge the chef’s pickling challenge, some...

Tonight on “Hell’s Kitchen,” the chefs are in for a rude awakening that could make or break their Hell’s Kitchen journey. During a fishy challenge, the chefs must go head to head in a seafood showdown where only one team can reign supreme. Tempers run high in the all-new “Shucking Hell” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” airing Thursday, Oct 10 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Anthony, Brandon, Corbin, Egypt, Joe, Kyle, Michael, Shant, Uri

Red Team: Amanda, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Lulu, Magali, Meghan, Whit

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Magali feels a little defeated after being put up for elimination last week, but stresses “every day is a new day” as she looks forward to the next challenge. After looking at a picture of her husband, she’s...

Things got heated on Thursday’s episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only.” In the October 3 installment, the punishment pass was introduced, the contestants competed in a fiery flambé challenge, and Gordon Ramsay unleashed his wrath when dinner service wasn’t up to par.

Here’s how the teams stacked up:

Blue Team: Anthony, Brandon, Corbin, Egypt, Joe, Kyle, Michael, Shant, Uri

Red Team: Amanda, Amber, Ann Marie, Brittany, Hannah, Lulu, Magali, Meghan, Whit

The episode started on a high, with Gordon performing a ceremonial lighting of the Hk pitchfork. Everyone was all smiles as he torched that thing, but the mood quickly shifted when he revealed this season’s punishments would be absolutely brutal. Winning that punishment pass is more crucial than ever.

In the flambé challenge, chef-testants had 40 minutes to light up the kitchen. Then, teams had to come to a consensus on their three best dishes, which...

Fox will air an all-new episode of “Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” on Thursday, October 3. Gold Derby can share an exclusive clip from the new episode titled “The Flame Game,” and things are definitely heating up in the kitchen.

In the clip below, watch Gordon Ramsay go ballistic when he sees Shant adding water to the risotto. Oh no he didn’t!

“Why are you adding water to the f***ing risotto?” we see Gordon scream. “I’m asking why and you can’t give me an answer. For God’s sake!”

Tonight, when the punishment pass is introduced to the chefs, the pressure is on to deliver! Then, Hell’s Kitchen is about to go up in flames with the fiery flambé challenge. During the chef’s dinner service on opening night they get their first taste of Chef’s Ramsay’s wrath when their execution is not up...

Hell’s Kitchen: Young Guns had one of the most controversial eliminations in the show’s history. The “Thermometer” scandal that led to chef Matthew Francis Johnson going home left fans at home stunned. So, what happened and where is the young chef now? Here’s what you need to know.

Gordon Ramsay Slammed Young Chef

In the second episode of the Hell’s Kitchen: Young Guns season, viewers saw Chef Matthew using a digital meat thermometer. This is something that is against the rules of being on the show. Contestants are not allowed to bring any outside tools or equipment into the competition kitchen.

Ultimately, Matthew got caught and Gordon Ramsay was furious. But, the icing on the cake was that, despite sneaking in a thermometer, Matthew still served Gordon raw chicken and lamb. Due to that and his overall low performance on the show, he got the boot.

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Check back for latest … The fall TV season was upended by the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, but the beat goes on, though heavy with reality and other unscripted fare like game shows. As Hollywood begins to recover from the dual labor actions, here again is Deadline’s annual list of premiere dates for new and returning TV series.

The roster covers hundreds broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting through 2023. It includes series and season debuts, shows returning from hiatus and some one-offs such as live sports and awards specials but not movies. The list includes shows that had been set for the fall season but are in limbo for now. Note that older 2023 premiere dates are listed at the bottom.

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Gordon Ramsay is back on our TV screens with Hell’s Kitchen premiering tonight at 8 p.m. Et on Fox!

Hell’s Kitchen: The American Dream sees Gordon Ramsay returning as host and head chef, while Season 10 winner Christina Wilson will return to serve as red team sous-chef, Season 7 runner-up Jason Santos will return to serve as blue team sous-chef, and Marino Monferrato will return to serve as maître d’hôtel.

Viewers might be curious to know more about Gordon‘s love life, as well as his relationship status and whether he has children.

Click through to get the details…...

“I think I blacked out the majority of the last day,” admits Alex Belew, the winner of “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages.” The 40-year old from Murfreesboro, Tennessee defeated Dafne Mejia and Alejandro Najar on Thursday’s Season 21 finale. Watch our video interview above.

Alex took home a 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon Ramsay‘s brand new Hell’s Kitchen Caesar’s Atlantic City. This cycle, well-seasoned 40-somethings took on fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. 18 all-new chef-testants entered the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively.

See Everything to know about ‘Hell’s Kitchen 21’: Meet the 18 chef-testants competing

“I didn’t know which way it was going to go,” Alex says about reaching the end with Dafne. “She’s young. Gordon typically picks the younger people to win.

Tonight a champion will be crowned on the two-hour finale of “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages.” The final three chefs create their own menus for Hell’s Kitchen. Then, previously eliminated contestants return to help the final two battle for the head chef position at Hell’s Kitchen in Atlantic City. Does Gordon Ramsay name Alex Belew, Alejandro Najar or Dafne Mejia the “Finale for the Ages” winner airing Thursday, Feb. 9 (8:00-10:00 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox?

See 47 of ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ fans think Cheyenne Nichols deserved to go home [Poll Results]

“Hell’s Kitchen” is in its 21st season. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings took on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. 18 all-new chef-testants entered the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A...

A champion will be crowned on this week’s two-hour finale of “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages.” The final three chefs create their own menus for Hell’s Kitchen. Then, previously eliminated contestants return to help the final two battle for the head chef position at Hell’s Kitchen in Atlantic City. Do you want Gordon Ramsay to name Alex Belew, Alejandro Najar or Dafne Mejia the “Finale for the Ages” winner on Thursday, Feb. 9 (8:00-10:00 Pm Et/Pt)?

See Everything to know about ‘Hell’s Kitchen 21’: Meet the 18 chef-testants competing

In this “Battle of the Ages” cycle on Fox, the well-seasoned 40-somethings took on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings. Just one 40-something remains, while two 20-somethings reached the finale. But who deserves to win it all? Vote in our poll below.

Alex Belew

Age: 40

Hometown: Murfreesboro, Tennesse

Occupation: Former Restaurant Owner

Times up for elimination: 1

Alejandro Najar

Age: 28

Hometown: Barberton,...

At the end of episode 14 of “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages” on February 2, Gordon Ramsay eliminated Sommer Sellers. The final four were challenged to create a stunning seafood dish to be featured in Entertainment Weekly, which Dafne Mejia won. At dinner service, each chef took turns running the pass while Gordon tested their attention to detail with sabotages. After sending the 24-year home, Gordon said, “There’s no doubt in my mind that Sommer is going to do great things in this industry. She’s definitely VIP in my book.”

We asked in a recent poll if Gordon made the right decision. Fans disagreed with his dismissal of the 24-year old line cook from Brooklyn, New York, with 55 saying Dafne deserved to go home instead. Sommer came in second with 38 of the vote.

Here are the complete poll results for who fans think should have been eliminated last week:...

At the end of episode 14 of “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages” on January 30, 24-year-old Sommer Sellers saw her dreams go up in flames when her portrait was torched following her fourth-place elimination. Do you think Gordon Ramsay made the right decision? Vote in our poll below to tell us if Sommer deserved to go home.

Sommer reached the final four, where each chef was challenged to create a stunning seafood dish that would be featured in Entertainment Weekly. At dinner service, they all took turns running the pass while Gordon Ramsay tested their attention to detail with sabotages. Sommer failed to notice two of the three sabotages and her teammates described her leadership style as “aggressive” and “frantic.”

See Everything to know about ‘Hell’s Kitchen 21’: Meet the 18 chef-testants competing

Banished to the dorms, the black jacket chefs argued over who performed worst. Regardless of their own feelings,...

Your favorite foul-mouthed chef returns tonight in an all-new episode of “Hell’s Kitchen.” With only four chefs left, they will be challenged to create a stunning seafood dish that will be featured in Entertainment Weekly. At dinner service, each chef takes turns running the pass while Gordon Ramsay tests their attention to detail with sabotages. One chef will not survive the test in the all-new “Lights, Camera, Sabotage!” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, Feb. 2 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

See 47 of ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ fans think Cheyenne Nichols deserved to go home [Poll Results]

“Hell’s Kitchen” is in its 21st season. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. 18 all-new chef-testants entered the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner?...

On Thursday’s episode of “Hell’s Kitchen,” the final four chefs will be challenged to create a stunning seafood dish. At dinner service, each contestant takes turns running the pass while Gordon Ramsay tests their attention to detail with sabotages. One chef will not survive.

Who will be eliminated in the all-new “Lights, Camera, Sabotage!” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing February 2 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox? Watch an exclusive clip below.

“Marino is screwing me already,” we see Dafne Mejia complain while being put to the test. “Now I’m awake. I got my first little sabotage and no more mistakes here on out.” Moments later we hear Sommer Sellers comment, “Dafne gives off nervous energy. Being a leader — some people are born with it and some people aren’t.” Tensions then peak as Dafne yells at Sommer, “Stop talking over me!”

“Hell’s Kitchen” is in its 21st season.

At the end of episode 13 of “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages” on January 26, the oven mitts came off when Cheyenne Nichols and Dafne Mejia were nominated for elimination. The black jacket chefs, who had both reached the final five, blamed each other for the night’s poor dinner service. Gordon Ramsay ultimately decided it was Cheyenne’s time to go, stating, “As the youngest chef in this competition, Cheyenne came a long way. Unfortunately for her, the ride ends a few stops short of Atlantic City.”

We asked in a recent poll if Gordon made the right decision and fans agree the 21-year old sous-chef from Spencer, Ohio deserved to be eliminated. In total, 47 of fans agree with his choice. It’s no surprise Dafne came in second with 38 of the vote.

Here are the complete poll results for who fans think should have been eliminated last week:

47 Cheyenne...

At the end of episode 13 of “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages” on January 26, 21-year-old Cheyenne Nichols saw her dreams go up in flames when her portrait was torched following her fifth-place elimination. Do you think Gordon Ramsay made the right decision? Vote in our poll below to tell us if Cheyenne deserved to go home.

Cheyenne landed in the bottom two with Dafne Mejia after she forgot to cook an order of scallops and appeared disoriented at dinner service. At one point her fish station literally went up in flames before Gordon insisted she “calm down” before she endangered everyone in the kitchen. Eventually the entire Fab 5 was kicked out of the kitchen for their “embarrassing” performance.

See Everything to know about ‘Hell’s Kitchen 21’: Meet the 18 chef-testants competing

Banished to the dorms, the black jacket chefs argued over who performed worst. In addition to Cheyenne’s...

Your favorite foul-mouthed chef returns tonight in an all-new episode of “Hell’s Kitchen.” The black jacket final five are challenged to cook dishes with ingredients from different cities. James Beard Award winning Chef Michael Cimarusti joins Gordon Ramsay to judge the chefs dishes. And, for the first time, chefs will prepare for dinner service in one kitchen, and one will be eliminated in the “The Fab Five Take Flight” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, January 26 (8:00-9:02 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

See 59 of ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ fans think Alex Belew should win ‘Battle of the Ages’ title [Poll Results]

“Hell’s Kitchen” is in its 21st season. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. 18 all-new chef-testants entered the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team,...

A major milestone was reached on Thursday’s episode of “Hell’s Kitchen.” Gordon Ramsay handed out five black jackets, doing away with the red and blue teams that have divided the contestants all season. One of these top contenders will become the winner of season 21, taking home a 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon’s brand new Hell’s Kitchen Caesar’s Atlantic City.

See Everything to know about ‘Hell’s Kitchen 21’: Meet the 18 chef-testants competing

In this “Battle of the Ages” cycle, the well-seasoned 40-somethings took on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings. In a recent poll we asked which black jacket chef deserved to win Season 21 and a decisive 59 hope 40-year old Alex Belew takes down his young rivals.

Here are the complete poll results for who fans think deserves to win “Hell’s Kitchen: Battle of the Ages”:

59 – Alex Belew

14 – Alejandro Najar

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Your favorite foul-mouthed chef returns tonight in an all-new episode of “Hell’s Kitchen.” The final seven contestants will compete in several challenges to earn their coveted black jackets from Gordon Ramsay. There are only five black jackets to hand out so two will be eliminated in the all-new “What in Hell’s Kitchen?” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, January 19 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

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“Hell’s Kitchen” is in its 21st season. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. 18 all-new chef-testants entered the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon’s...

On Thursday’s upcoming episode of “Hell’s Kitchen,” the final seven chefs will compete in several challenges to earn their coveted black jackets. There are only five black jackets to hand out so two will be eliminated in the all-new “What in Hell’s Kitchen?” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing January 19 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox. Watch an exclusive clip of the first black jacket challenge below.

See Everything to know about ‘Hell’s Kitchen 21’: Meet the 18 chef-testants competing

“This dish was inspired by my mother,” says 27-year old Sakari Smithwick. “She was my biggest supporter.” The Amityville, New York native serves up a shellfish, clam, lobster broth with sautéed butternut squash and butternut puree. Gordon gushes, “That puree is exceptional,” but says the lobster is “30 seconds away” from perfection.

Next Gordon addresses the seven contestants, calling their dishes “outstanding” and “impressive.” He continues,...

Tonight, Gordon Ramsay puts the chefs to the ultimate test of their individual palates in the 21st annual blind taste test challenge. Then, Eric McCormack (“Will & Grace”) and Justin Turner (professional baseball player) attend the dinner service for their respective charities in the all-new “21st Annual Blind Taste Test” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, January 12 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

“Hell’s Kitchen” returns for its 21st season, with Chef Ramsay back in Los Angeles. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings will take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. These 18 all-new chef-testants enter the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon’s brand new Hell’s Kitchen Caesar’s Atlantic City.

Marino Monferrato is the Maître d'hôtel on Hell's Kitchen, and it's time to share some interesting facts about him. He's served as the restaurant director during many of the series' installments, and currently features on season 21. The Italian native appeared in this season's first episode, but then disappeared, due to a trip to Italy. He returned during episode 10.

Before joining the Hell's Kitchen cast, he worked in numerous restaurants, as a general manager, restaurant director, and professional wine taster. At the age of 17, Marino joined Chef Gualtiero Marchesi at his restaurant, which then had three Michelin stars. Since his debut in the industry, he has built an impressive career in London, France, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Even before his official debut as the maître d', Marino appeared as a guest judge for the Burger Portion Challenge in season 11. Two seasons later, the Hell's Kitchen celeb returned, so...

Tonight, the final nine chefs are put to the test, creating elevated tacos with various proteins. Actor turned restauranteur Danny Trejo joins Gordon Ramsay to judge each of the tacos. Who will make the ultimate taco and impress the taco connoisseur in the all-new “Everyone’s Taco’ing About It” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, January 5 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox?

“Hell’s Kitchen” returns for its 21st season, with Chef Ramsay back in Los Angeles. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings will take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. These 18 all-new chef-testants enter the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon’s brand new Hell’s Kitchen Caesar’s Atlantic City.

“Hell’s Kitchen” is coming back to Fox on September 29, 2022. After shooting Seasons 19 and 20 back-to-back before the Covid-19 pandemic, Season 21 of “Hell’s Kitchen” began production last winter. Here’s everything to know about the latest installment of this reality competition series hosted by the foul-mouthed Gordon Ramsay. View the gallery of chef-testants for Season 21 above.

It will premiere in the fall of 2022.

“Hell’s Kitchen 21” has a premiere date of September 29 on Fox. Season 20 aired throughout the summer of 2021 and concluded on Sept. 13. This scheduling puts the gap between seasons at just about a year. Compare that to the almost two-year wait between the Season 18 finale in Feb. 2019 and the Season 20 premiere in Jan. 2021. Episodes 1-8 aired to September 29 through December 8, 2022. After nearly a month-long hiatus, episodes resume on January 5, 2023. Episodes can also be seen on Hulu the next day.

Production began last winter.

The casting notice required applicants...

The competition get fierce when the final 19 chefs compete for a grand advantage at Hk Carne-Val! One chef from each team will go head-to-head in different carnival games to gain a major advantage in the challenge. Who will make the most amazing steak and impress Gordon in the all-new “Putting the Carne in Carnival” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, December 8 (8:00-9:02 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

“Hell’s Kitchen” returns for its 21st season, with Chef Ramsay back in Los Angeles. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings will take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. These 18 all-new chef-testants enter the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon’s brand new Hell’s Kitchen Caesar’s Atlantic City.

ITV Studios has secured sales and pre-sales deals for more than 1,000 hours of content across its catalog of scripted and non-scripted content, ahead of the Asia TV Forum and Market.

“Nolly,” the three-part drama from BAFTA-winning writer Russell T. Davies and produced by Nicola Shindler’s Quay Street Productions, has been acquired by Pumpkin Film in China, Now TV in Hong Kong and Tvnz in New Zealand. Tvnz has has also licensed relationship drama “You & Me,” teen drama “Tell Me Everything,” “The Walk-In,” “The Dry,” “Tom Jones,” season two of “The Tower” and season 4 of “The Bay.”

In Japan, Tfc/Star Channel has licensed World Productions’ International Emmy award-winning “Vigil.” Cineplex in Thailand for TrueVisions has also acquired “Vigil,” along with season 3 of Tall Story Pictures’ “The Bay” and celebrated comedy series “Schitt’s Creek.”

In India, four-part drama “Litvinenko,” starring David Tennant, has been acquired by Viacom18, with Tvod rights going to BookMyShow Stream.

Tonight, the chefs step up to compete one-on-one in an ingredient game show. Contestants who win can either choose the fate of that ingredient or sabotage the other team. James Beard Award-winning chefs of “Jon & Vinny’s” John Shook and Vinny Dotolo join Gordon Ramsay in the dining room to taste the final dishes in the all-new “Game On!” episode of Hell’s Kitchen airing Thursday, December 1 (8:00-9:02 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

“Hell’s Kitchen” returns for its 21st season, with Chef Ramsay back in Los Angeles. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings will take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. These 18 all-new chef-testants enter the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon...

A new French late show, fronted by popular actor, director and writer Alain Chabat launched on France’s TF1 amid much fanfare this week in the country’s latest attempt to crack the late-night talk show format.

Running Monday to Friday from 10.55 pm, Le Late Avec Alain Chabat kicked off on Monday (November 21), with the host joking in his opening spiel: “I nearly did this show in 2018, but it was during the World Cup in Russia, so it was a bit touchy. But now, it’s in Qatar, so tout va bien.”

The show was commissioned by TF1 Executive Vice President, Content Ara Aprikian to fill a late-night slot that opened up due to the timing of the Qatar World Cup soccer matches, earlier in the evening.

Chabat is no stranger to TV studio shows, having first found fame in the late 1980s as co-creator of popular Canal+ comedy sketch program Les Nuls,...

Tonight, chefs are put to the test when Gordon Ramsay and special guest James Beard Award Winner Stephanie Izard challenge them to make the perfect dish with obscure ingredients….only in a wok. Find out who is not in sync in the all-new “Wok This Way” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, November 17 (8:00-9:02 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

“Hell’s Kitchen” returns for its 21st season, with Chef Gordon Ramsay back in Los Angeles. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings will take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. These 18 all-new chef-testants enter the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A 250,000 cash prize and the head chef position at Gordon’s brand new Hell’s Kitchen Caesar’s Atlantic City.

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Tonight, Season 20 winner Trenton Garvey and his soon-to-be-wife Macy enter the kitchen and challenge the contestants to create their upcoming wedding menu! It’s a once in a lifetime challenge when they find out who the dinner service is for in the all-new “Til Chef Do Us Part” episode of “Hell’s Kitchen” airing Thursday, Nov. 3 (8:00-9:02 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

See ‘Hell’s Kitchen’: Trenton Garvey on winning Season 20 and the ‘disdain’ his rivals had for him

“Hell’s Kitchen” returns for its 21st season, with Chef Gordon Ramsay back in Los Angeles. For the first time ever, the well-seasoned 40-somethings will take on the fresh up-and-coming 20-somethings in a battle of the ages. These 18 all-new chef-testants enter the kitchen, with Christina Wilson and Jason “Jay” Santos returning as sous-chefs for the Red Team and Blue Team, respectively. At stake for the winner? A 250,000 cash...

UK broadcaster ITV saw its revenues reach £2.52B (2.89B) for the first nine months of this year, up 6.

In a trading update, ITV noted Love Island producer ITV Studios had grown its revenues 16 year-on-year, to £1.39B from £1.19B for the same period last year. The broadcaster pointed to a range of new and returning shows such as A Spy Among Friends, Hell’s Kitchen USA, Let The Right One In and The Voice Germany.

There was no mention of reports that ITV might look to sell a part of ITV Studios to kickstart its share price, which has fallen from nearly £114 at the start of the year to £68.50 today.

However, ITV CEO Carolyn McCall said: “ITV Studios continues to outperform the growing content market and will exceed 2019 revenues in 2022. It’s on track to deliver on all of its Kpi targets and has a formidable slate to power it into 2023 as...