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The culinary competition cooks up two more seasons.
March 26, 2024
Fox announced today that Hell's Kitchen has been picked up for Seasons 23 and 24, giving the competitive culinary series another two-season order. The renewal makes sense, as the show continues to rank as one of television's top cooking series.
"Ever since Gordon Ramsay and Hell's Kitchen premiered on Fox nearly two decades ago, they have been mainstays of American television," said Allison Wallach, President, Unscripted Programming, Fox Entertainment. "Hell's Kitchen was our first series with Gordon, marking the launch of one of Fox's most successful creative partnerships ever and an important cornerstone in what has become global television's most powerful cooking brand."
On the air since 2005, Hell's Kitchen follows aspiring restaurateurs competing in a fervent culinary academy where they must demonstrate endurance and skill in order to make it to the end and receive a potentially-life-changing grand prize.
Currently television's longest-running food competition, the show will surpass 350 total episodes with today's renewal. The 23rd and 24th seasons will be produced at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut, where one of Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen restaurants is located. Look for Season 23 to premiere later this year.
It's time to turn up the heat. 🔥
— Hell's Kitchen (@HellsKitchenFOX) March 26, 2024
Hell's Kitchen has been renewed for Seasons 23 and 24! pic.twitter.com/rPpNKbvicf
Comments (5)
06/18/24 at 11:49am
I never get tired of him yelling at the bone-headed moves people make when cooking..
Nothing new or ground breaking here, but at least it's consistent and not woke.
Nothing new or ground breaking here, but at least it's consistent and not woke.
03/29/24 at 11:31am
I like this show. He has helped out many restaurants.
03/28/24 at 02:10pm
same shit, ad nausium..... but I do hate watch cuz the wife likes it.
At what point do you stop being a chef and just become a TV personality? I had a job 20 years ago... at times I still perform those basic functions.. does that mean I'm still seen as that professionally?
I found the "American Dream" theme of last season just overly patronizing and condescending. He's f'ing British.
At what point do you stop being a chef and just become a TV personality? I had a job 20 years ago... at times I still perform those basic functions.. does that mean I'm still seen as that professionally?
I found the "American Dream" theme of last season just overly patronizing and condescending. He's f'ing British.
03/27/24 at 11:55pm
Rodentman
He's actually a great mentor, if you watch you'll see he pushes contestants to be and do their best.. Sure he yells at times, heck so did my mom, who had 6 children, and wow did she do a great job.
He's actually a great mentor, if you watch you'll see he pushes contestants to be and do their best.. Sure he yells at times, heck so did my mom, who had 6 children, and wow did she do a great job.
03/27/24 at 05:50am
Maybe Ramsay can hook up with Taffer and have a have a contest to see who can be the most abusive and insulting.
