Hell's Kitchen was a British cookery reality show aired on ITV which featured prospective chefs competing with each other for a final prize. Four series were aired from 2004 to 2009, three presented by Angus Deayton and the latest by Claudia Winkleman.
Another celebrity gets voted off the show as they prepare for the final cook-off with the top three cooks.
Claudia Winkleman
Self - Presenter
Marco Pierre White
Self - Head Chef
Now playing Season 1, Episode 14 — Day 14
May 23, 2004
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Gordon Ramsay
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Season 1 • 15 episodes
The celebs all arrive and begin their training. After collapsing on a garden chair, Roger is taken to hospital because he's irritated an on-going problem with his knee. He's forced to quit the competition.
Monday - Tommy Arrives - The celebrities continue their training knowing that the first elimination is coming up.
Tuesday - Amanda and Belinda get in an argument during the cooking competition.
Wednesday - Another cooking competition but this one has the twist of a double elimination.
Thursday - The fifth day of competition ends with another celebrity being eliminated.
Friday - Another cooking competition.
Saturday - The pressure is building as the celebrities get closer to the end.
Sunday - After attempting to assault Mr Ramsay last night, Amanda decides to call it a day and later, Belinda is the first celeb to leave by public vote.
Monday - The ninth day of competition heats up before another elimination.
Tuesday - Another cooking competition.
Wednesday - Abi Voted Off! - Another cooking competition.
Thursday - Another cooking competition.
Friday - Al Voted Off! - After nearly two weeks of competition, the field is cut down to the final four celebrity chefs.
Another celebrity gets voted off the show as they prepare for the final cook-off with the top three cooks.
Jennifer, James and Matt compete in the final cook-off with one person being crowned the winner.
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