Chopped

Sixty two seasons of four chefs and a basket, plus Junior, Sweets, After Hours, Canada and the 2026 survival spin-off. Including the reason no two sources agree on how many episodes there are.

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Where to start with Chopped

There is no order here. Every episode is self contained, nothing carries over, and no season depends on another. What this page is for is the opposite problem: knowing which 800 or so episodes exist and which ones you have already seen. If you are looking for a starting point rather than a running total, the tournaments are the only episodes that need to be watched in sequence, because each one is several episodes long and ends with a final.

  1. 1
    Chopped, season 5 Chopped

    Contains the five-part 50,000 dollar tournament, which is the format at its most watchable and the only part of the show with any continuity.

  2. 2
    Chopped, season 6 Chopped

    The All-Stars tournament, also five parts, also in order. Judges and past champions rather than new chefs.

  3. 3
    Chopped Junior, season 1 Chopped Junior

    A genuinely different show despite the same set: the same baskets, none of the cruelty. Start anywhere in it.

  4. 4
    Chopped After Hours, season 1 Chopped After Hours

    The judges cooking the baskets they have spent years criticising. Funnier if you have watched some of the main show first, but not required.

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The Main Run

  • Chopped 2009, 62 seasons, 801 episodes

Spin-offs

  • Chopped Junior 2015, 9 seasons, 96 episodes
  • Chopped Sweets 2019, 3 seasons, 26 episodes
  • Chopped After Hours 2015, 3 seasons, 19 episodes
  • Chopped 420 2021, 1 season, 5 episodes

Around the World

  • Chopped Canada 2014, 4 seasons, 91 episodes

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