Fox Renews HELL’S KITCHEN Through Season 24

Fox has renewed HELL’S KITCHEN for season 23 and 24, the network announced.

“As my very first show on FOX, HELL’S KITCHEN holds a very special place in my heart and it’s incredibly gratifying to have it renewed for its 23rd and 24th seasons,” said Gordon Ramsay in a statement. “This show just keeps getting better and better, and with FOX, ITV and A. Smith & Co. as my partners, you can expect even bigger challenges, stronger talent and more intense competition in Hell’s Kitchen in the years to come.”

“Ever since Gordon Ramsay and Hell’s Kitchen premiered on FOX nearly two decades ago, they have been mainstays of American television,” added Allison Wallach, President, Unscripted Programming, of 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.”

The two-season renewal will bring the series over the 350 episode mark. In the series, “aspiring chefs from across the restaurant industry are put through an intense culinary academy to prove to Chef Ramsay they have the talent and tenacity to come out on top each week. Only those who can take the searing heat of Hell’s Kitchen will continue to compete each week, until one prevails as the winner. At stake is a life-changing grand prize, including claiming a chef position at one of Ramsay’s own renowned restaurants across the country, and the title of Hell’s Kitchen winner.”

The two seasons will be produced at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut—where one of the Hell’s Kitchen restaurants are located.

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