Hell's Kitchen

Three hundred and seventy eight episodes across twenty four seasons, and the only thing anybody disputes is whether the first two seasons had ten episodes or eleven.

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Where to start with Hell's Kitchen

Any season. Nothing continues between them except Gordon Ramsay. The one practical thing to know is that season length is not constant: the first three seasons are eleven episodes and the middle of the run reaches twenty two, before settling at a flat sixteen from season 13 onward.

  1. 1
    Season 1 Hell's Kitchen

    Eleven episodes in 2005, and a noticeably different programme from what it became. Short enough to be a fair test.

  2. 2
    Season 11 Hell's Kitchen

    Twenty two episodes, the longest the show has ever run, from 2013.

  3. 3
    Season 17, All Stars Hell's Kitchen

    Sixteen episodes of returning chefs, so it is the season that most rewards having watched earlier ones.

Then what? Season 25 begins on 24 September 2026 with an all under twenty five cast, and a twenty sixth was ordered at the same time in May 2026.

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The Series

  • Hell's Kitchen 2005, 25 seasons, 378 episodes

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