Hell's Kitchen Italia

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Hell's Kitchen Italia
Genre Reality television
Created by Gordon Ramsay
Directed by
  • Umberto Spinazzola (season 1 - )
StarringCarlo Cracco
Narrated byDario Oppido
Opening themeWelcome to hell
Country of originItaly
Original languageItalian
No. of seasons4-
No. of episodes16-
Production
Executive producer
  • Carlo Cracco
Running time42 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network Sky Uno
ReleaseApril 17, 2014 (2014-04-17) 
present (present)
Related
Hell's Kitchen (UK TV series)

Hell's Kitchen is an Italian reality television cooking competition (based on the British series of the same name) and American version broadcast on Fox. The Italian format is broadcast on Sky Uno since 2014. It is hosted by celebrity chef Carlo Cracco.

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Format

The Italian format reflects the U.S. version. Two teams of aspiring chefs, equally divided between men and women, challenge tests with cooking and table service at the restaurant Hell's Kitchen, supervised and judged by chef Carlo Cracco. There may be as many as 16 chefs in the first and second edition. A key feature of the program is the psychological pressure to which chef Cracco submits competitors; in fact, he does not hesitate to turn to them using particularly offensive insults and epithets, to criticize or scold them, get them to work more efficiently, or even to drive them out of the kitchen.

Each season opens with competitors, always divided between men and women, presenting to a dish to chef Cracco, in an attempt to showcase their talents. Starting next episode, the first part of each episode consists of a challenge between the two teams (when there are fewer competitors, these challenges become individual.) In the final stage the colors of the two jackets disappear, to make room for the coveted black jackets. Whoever wins these challenges (which can also occur externally) is rewarded with a particularly entertaining or relaxing excursion. The losers, however, remain at Hell's Kitchen, or in a place outside, to serve a punishment consisting of very tiring, and, in some cases, humiliating, labor. The result of these tests, however, has no influence on what will be the final judgment of the episode.

In the second part of the episode, the contestants have to cook the dishes for restaurant customers (about 70), half of which are served by the blue team and the other half by the red, and Cracco with his sous chefs will check their quality. Based on the work done, Cracco decides which of the two teams was the worst, or both teams might be losers. Among either or both teams, Cracco will choose a chef who stood out positively over the others; they will be requested to nominate two teammates, including themselves. Cracco will choose who will be eliminated from the game. However, it is also possible that Cracco decides not to take these into account at time of nomination; he may eliminate competitors who have not been appointed, even those who belonged to the winning team, by virtue of their poor performance or inappropriate behavior. Similarly, competitors may be directly disposed of during the evening service, while in other cases no one is eliminated.

Starting in Season 4 in 2017, a new format was launched as follows: instead of rewards and punishments, the team that loses the challenge must undertake a separate task individually. Cracco will judge each team member's dish in order and anyone who beats a teammate is declared "safe". After all dishes have been judged, the worst performer is declared ineligible to participate in that evening's dinner service, effectively leaving their team short-handed. After dinner service, either or both losing teams must nominate their worst performers and Cracco will decide who was the worst of them all. This individual, as well as the loser of the individual challenge, face off against each other in a Cook For Your Life showdown, with the loser having to leave the competition altogether.

In fact, a difference of Hell's Kitchen from most reality show is that the contestants are not judged by an audience, a tele-voting, jury or other forms of score any decision about their continuation in the race; it is solely Cracco.

Chef Carlo Cracco runs the kitchen with the help of two sous-chefs: Omar Allievi and Entiana Osmenzeza in first edition, in second edition Misha Sukyas and Marion Lichtle, in third edition Sybil Cardone and Mirko Ronzoni, who coordinate the work of two teams of apprentices. Managing the relationship with customers is the maître'd Luca Cinacchi (his nickname is Luchino).

In the final episode the sous-chefs and the guest star (In the first edition Bruno Barbieri, in second edition Matteo Grandi, the winner of first edition) are tasked to sabotage the flow of the finalists, to test their awareness during the service.

Series overview

SeasonOriginal runWinnerRunner-upReason for winningContestantsWinner's prize
1April 17, 2014 – June 5, 2014Matteo GrandiSybil CarboneHigh standards [1] 17 Flag of Italy.svg Hell's Kitchen Restaurant in Forte Village Resort to Santa Margherita di Pula (Sardinia)
2May 21, 2015 - July 9, 2015Mirko RonzoniChiara Pannozzo
3October 4, 2016 - November 22, 2016Carlotta DelicatoGuglielmo Romani Flag of Italy.svg JW Marriott to Isola delle Rose (Venice)
4October 3, 2017 - November 21, 2017Mohamed LamnaourErika Ciaccia14
5November 6, 2018 - December 21, 2018Nicola PepeGinevra Bassetti20

Season 1

Contestants

ContestantAgeOccupationHometown
Matteo Grandi23Chef Soave, Veneto
Sybil Carbone32Chef Alassio, Liguria
Carmelo Calabrese29Executive Chef Catania, Sicily
Francesca Fogliata19Sous Chef Chiari, Lombardy
Eugenio "Gene" Bertino37Chef de Partie Turin, Piemonte
Laura De Luca30Cook Anzio, Lazio
Lorenza Alcantara26Chef de partie Parma, Emilia Romagna
Gianluca Panigada35Chef de Partie Milan, Lombardy
Pasquale "Lillo" Mantova36Cook/Culinary instructor Gressan, Valle d'Aosta
Tommaso Gaggioli36Sous Chef Massa Marittima, Toscana
Andrea Tiradossi24Personal Chef Ripa, Umbria
Amelia Mazzola30Responsabile di sala Massa Lubrense, Campania
Simone Bottazzi23Chef de Partie Bressana Bottarone, Lombardy
Sara Di Palma30Chef La Spezia, Liguria
Lorena Mabel Palumbo32Responsabile di sala Vigevano, Lombardy
Barbara Marie Borasio26Cook Rome, Lazio
Rosario Stumpo34Chef de Partie Milan, Lombardy

Contestant progress

Original
teams
First
switch
With
Tommaso
Second
switch
Third
switch
IndividualFinal
N.Chef101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116
1MatteoINLOSEWINBoWLOSELOSENOMLOSELOSELOSEWINWININININWINNER
2SybilINLOSENOMWINNOMWINWINWINLOSEBoWWINWININININRUNNER-UP
3CarmeloINLOSEWINWINLOSEWINWINWINNOMLOSEWINWININININTHIRD
4FrancescaINLOSELOSEWINLOSEWINWINWINLOSENOMLOSELOSEINNOMOUT
5GeneINNOMWINLOSENOMLOSEBoWNOMNOMBoWNOMNOMINOUT
6LauraINLOSELOSEWINLOSEWINWINWINLOSELOSENOMOUT
7LorenzaINLOSELOSEWINBoWWINWINWINLOSELOSEOUT
8GianlucaINLOSEWINNOMLOSENOMLOSELOSELOSEOUT
9LilloINLOSEWINLOSEBoWLOSELOSEOUT
10TommasoIMMOUT
11AndreaINNOMWINLOSENOMOUT
12AmeliaNOMLOSENOMWINOUT
13SimoneNOMLOSEWINOUT
14SaraINLOSEOUT
15LorenaINOUT
16BarbaraOUT
RosarioOUT
Color key
  Chef was eliminated after nomination
  Chef was eliminated after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was eliminated without nomination
  Chef was eliminated after a challenge, not after the service
  Chef wasn't in competition
  Chef was retained after nomination
  Chef was retained after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was the best of the worst/best
  The winner of Hell's Kitchen
  The runner-up of Hell's Kitchen

Season 2

Contestants

ContestantAgeOccupationHometown
Carlotta Pometti29Cook Siena, Toscana
Chang Liu27Assistant cook Udine, Friuli Venezia Giulia
Chiara Pannozzo20Assistant cook Latina, Lazio
Davide Guidara21Cook San Salvatore Telesino, Campania
Eleonora Ricci29Cook Ciampino, Lazio
Francesca Narcisi27Cook Rose, Calabria
Giordano Davide25Chef de Partie Naples, Campania
Giovanni Milazzo25Cook Milazzo, Sicily
Giuseppe Muscia34Cook Priolo Gargallo, Sicily
Jessica Gurrera32Chef owner Poggio Berni, Emilia Romagna
Katiuscia Giorgio35Chef owner Collegno, Piemonte
Luca Magon23Commis Como, Lombardia
Marcella Tagliaferri32Cook Ischia, Campania
Maria Rosaria Cassese39Cook Follonica, Toscana
Mirko Ronzoni24Chef pret a porter Dalmine, Lombardia
Oliver Malmsten28Cook Seggiano, Toscana
Vincenzina Capone30Cook Boscotrecase, Campania

Contestant progress

Original teamsSwitched teamsIndividualFinal
No.Chef201202203204205206207208209210211212213214215216
1MirkoINLOSELOSEBoWLOSEWINWINLOSELOSEIMMLOSELOSEINININWINNER
2ChiaraINLOSELOSEWINLOSELOSENOMLOSENOMWINWINLOSEINININRUNNER-UP
3EleonoraINLOSELOSEWINLOSENOMNOMIMMLOSEWINWINIMMINNOMINTHIRD
4ChangINLOSENOMLOSELOSEIMMWINLOSENOMWINNOMLOSEININOUT
5VincenzinaINLOSENOMWINLOSELOSEBoWNOMLOSEWINWINLOSEINOUT
6GiordanoINLOSELOSELOSENOMWINWINLOSELOSEWINNOMOUT
7MarcellaINLOSELOSEWINNOMNOMLOSENOMNOMWINOUT
8GiovanniINNOMNOMLOSELOSEWINWINNOMNOMOUT
9OliverINLOSELOSELOSELOSEWINWINOUT
10CarlottaINLOSELOSEWINNOMLOSEOUT
11FrancescaLOSEIMMLOSEOUT
12GiuseppeNOMNOMLOSENOMOUT
13DavideINLOSELOSEOUT
14JessicaINNOMOUT
15KatiusciaNOMOUT
16LucaOUT
17Maria RosariaLEFT

Season 3

Contestants

ContestantAgeHometown
Carlotta Delicato21 Piedimonte San Germano
Guglielmo Romani53 Cavalese
Kristian Simoni22 Asti
Amalia Nichetti41 Lodi
Shaban Muhameti19 Motta di Livenza
Giulio Sorrentino36 Palermo
Aniello Impagliazzo26 Ischia
Flavia Rosato28 Napoli
Luca Zuntini30 San Giovanni in Persiceto
Paola Fiorentino42 Positano
Roberta Virgilio36 Dalmine
Cinzia Tomassi39 Roma
Giulio "Paolo" Paolini23 Pistoia
Antonio La Cava19 Roma
Francesca Laici23 Roma
Consuelo Scaglia29 Torino

Contestant progress

Original teamsFirst switchSecond switchThird switchFourth switchFifth switchIndividualFinal
No.Chef301302303304305306307308309310311312313314315316
1CarlottaINLOSEWINLOSELOSEWINWINIMMWINIMMWINWININININWINNER
2GuglielmoINWINLOSELOSENOMWINWINNOMWINIMMWINIMMINININRUNNER-UP
3KristianINWINWINBoWLOSELOSELOSEWINLOSEIMMNOMWINNOMNOMINTHIRD
4AmaliaINLOSEWINLOSEBoWNOMLOSEWINNOMIMMLOSEWINNOMINOUT
5ShabanINWINLOSELOSENOMWINWINLOSEWINIMMWINWININOUT
6GiulioNOMWINNOMIMMBoWWINWINLOSEWINNOMWINOUT
7AnielloINWINLOSELOSELOSEWINLOSEWINNOMIMMOUT
8FlaviaINLOSEWINBoWLOSELOSENOMWINLOSEOUT
9LucaINWINLOSELOSELOSEWINWINNOMOUT
10PaolaNOMNOMWINLOSENOMIMMOUT
11RobertaINIMMWINLOSELOSEOUT
12CinziaINNOMWINNOMOUT
13PaoloINWINLOSEOUT
14AntonioINWINOUT
15FrancescaINOUT
16ConsueloOUT
Color key
  Chef was eliminated after nomination
  Chef was eliminated after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was eliminated without nomination
  Chef was eliminated after a challenge, not after the service
  Chef wasn't in competition
  Chef was retained after nomination
  Chef was retained after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was the best of the worst/best
  The winner of Hell's Kitchen
  The runner-up of Hell's Kitchen

Season 4

Contestants

ContestantAgeHometown
Mohamed Lamnaour31 Oulad M'Rah
Erika Ciaccia28 Mesagne
Tommaso Olivieri25 Atessa
Andrea De Carlo27 Maglie
Lorenzo Tirabassi23 Correggio
Natascha Noia28 Udine
Enza Crucinio37 Policoro
Margherita Olivieri37 Genoa
Monica Zamuner49 Milan
Andrea "André" Alessandrelli23 Ancona
Luiz Ferreira21 Porto Seguro
Federica Liuzzi23 Torremaggiore
Marta Sandini25 Cittadella
Ivan Artistico26 Colleferro

Contestant progress

Original teamsSwitched teamsBlack JacketsIndividualFinal
No.Chef401402403404405406407408
1MohamedLOSELOSEWINLOSEWINLOSEWINNOMLOSELOSEWINWINLOSENOMWINNER
2ErikaWINLOSELOSELOSELOSEWINLOSELOSEWINWINLOSELOSEWINWINRUNNER-UP
3TommasoLOSENOMWINLOSEWINLOSEWINNOMLOSELOSEWINWINWINWINTHIRD
4AndreaLOSELOSEWINLOSEWINWINLOSELOSEWINWINLOSEWINLOSEOUT
5LorenzoLOSELOSEWINLOSEWINNOMWINLOSELOSENOMWINWINLOSELEFT
6NataschaWINLOSELOSELOSELOSEWINLOSELOSEWINWINLOSEOUT
7EnzaWINLOSELOSELOSELOSEWINLOSELOSEWINWINOUT
8MargheritaWINNOMLOSELOSELOSEWINWINLOSELOSEOUT
9MonicaWINLOSELOSELOSELOSEWINLOSEOUT
10AndréLOSENOMWINLOSEWINOUT
LuizLOSELOSEWINNOMWINOUT
12FedericaWINNOMLOSELOSEOUT
13MartaWINLOSELOSEOUT
14IvanLOSEOUT
Color key
  Chef was eliminated after nomination
  Chef was eliminated after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was eliminated without nomination
  Chef was eliminated after a challenge, not after the service
  Chef wasn't in competition
  Chef was retained after nomination
  Chef was retained after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was the best of the worst/best
  The winner of Hell's Kitchen
  The runner-up of Hell's Kitchen

Season 5

Contestants

ContestantAgeHometown
Nicola Pepe22 Legnano
Ginevra Bassetti28 Fiesole
Michela Truncellitto32 Roma
Mayla Bucci26 Ortona
Rodolfo Tagliafierro39 Rho
Diego Bencetti34 Brescia
Elena Fotia28 Rome
Fabrizio Latino28 Milan
Federica Sana34 Bergamo
Lory Ignone30 Cisternino
Luca Siotto42 Naples
Manuel Porfidio31 Seregno
Piero Rainone47 Torino
Federica Gianelli46 Magenta
Marco Arduini28 Dubrovnik
Simone Napolitano22 Rho
Federico FigusN/A San Gavino Monreale
Maria Pia Moscatelli Fermo
Samantha Fernandez20 Mendrisio
Clelia Guidotti26 San Giovanni in Persiceto

Contestant progress

Original teamsFirst switchSecond switchBlack JacketsFinal
No.Chef501502503504505506507508
1NicolaINWINLOSELOSEWINLOSELOSEWINLOSELOSEWINLOSEWINWINWINNER
2GinevraINLOSEWINWINLOSEWINWINWINWINLOSELOSELOSEWINWINRUNNER-UP
3MichelaINLOSEWINWINLOSEWINWINWINLOSELOSEWINWINLOSEWINFINALIST
MaylaINNOMWINWINLOSEWINWINNOMWINNOMLOSENOMWINNOM
5RodolfoINWINLOSELOSEWINNOMLOSENOMLOSENOMWINWINLOSEOUT
6DiegoINWINLOSELOSEWINLOSELOSEWINLOSELOSEWINWINOUT
7ElenaINLOSEWINWINLOSEWINWINWINWINLOSELOSEOUT
8FabrizioINWINLOSENOMWINNOMLOSENOMLOSEOUT
9Federica S.INLOSEWINWINLOSELOSEWINWINWINOUT
10LoryINNOMWINWINLOSEWINWINOUT
11LucaINWINLOSELOSEWINLOSEOUT
12ManuelINWINLOSELOSEWINOUT
13PieroINWINLOSEOUT
14Federica G.INOUT
15MarcoOUT
SimoneOUT
FedericoOUT
Maria PiaOUT
SamanthaOUT
CleliaOUT
Color key
  Chef was eliminated after nomination
  Chef was eliminated after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was eliminated without nomination
  Chef was eliminated after a challenge, not after the service
  Chef wasn't in competition
  Chef was retained after nomination
  Chef was retained after nomination by Cracco
  Chef was the best of the worst/best
  The winner of Hell's Kitchen
  The runner-up of Hell's Kitchen

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