Hell’s Kitchen is a reality show that consists of cooking challenges. The original version of the programme, conducted by the famous chef Gordon Ramsay, was produced in the United Kingdom and transmitted on ITV1 channel for two seasons in 2004 and 2005. The U.S. version (also conducted by Ramsay) has started in 2005, broadcast on Fox.

The Italian version of the first series, again led by Ramsay, was broadcast on Sky (channel SKY Vivo) in early 2006. The second set, given the enormous success, in November of that year. The third series, also aired on Sky (channel SKY Vivo), in January 2008. In all series of Hell’s Kitchen, Gordon Ramsay has been dubbed the claimant in Italian Francesco Caruso Cardelli.

  The Plot
Twelve aspiring chefs, six women and six men, divided into two teams face one another without exclusion of strokes in one of the restaurants more “in” the United States. Chef Ramsay directs the kitchen with the help of a maitre, Jean Philippe. Two sous chef, Ann Marie and Scott, coordinate the work of two teams of apprentices. At the end of each episode there will be a winning team and a team excluded loser.

At the end of 10 episodes (of which made up the last two episodes), the winner will become the chef of a famous and luxurious restaurant in Las Vegas.