Fox has picked up another culinary competition from Gordon Ramsay, the network announced Friday. In addition, Fox has renewed Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen for another season and ordered two more seasons of Masterchef.
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What's the secret ingredient at Amy's Baking Company? Tears!
Sadly, crying, anger, arguments and all sorts of drama are contributing to the Scottsdale, Ariz. eatery's failure on the season finale of Kitchen Nightmares on Friday (8/7c, Fox).
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The title of this week's pivotal episode of FX's Justified (Tuesday, 10/9c), "Get Drew," may evoke memories of an Elmore Leonard classic (Get Shorty), but Justified is a modern classic in its own right, honoring Leonard's spirit with wit and suspenseful grit and twisty plotting that just won't let up. That's especially true after last week's revelation of the identity of the long-missing and much-sought-after Drew Thompson, who sets off a multi-faceted manhunt.
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Hell's Kitchen is back with more meltdowns, more cursing and... puppets?!
When Fox's culinary competition show kicks off its 11th season with a two-hour episode on Tuesday at 8/7c, Chef Gordon Ramsay has fashioned an all-new form of torture for the 20 contestants. For the first time ever, contestants will have to present their signature dishes in front of a live audience in Las Vegas...
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Bloody hell! Has Gordon Ramsay met his cursing match?
On Friday's Kitchen Nightmares, the chef visits Nino's Italian Restaurant, which has been a staple in Long Beach, Calif., since 1958. The original immigrant couple that made Nino's a success has since retired, and under the inept management of their eldest son Nino, the restaurant has sadly fallen off.
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Good thing that Chef Ramsay is here to help. The only problem? Nino is serving up more excuses than red-sauced entrees and tries to go mano-a-mano in the cursing department. Watch our exclusive sneak peek below to hear the bleep button work overtime:
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