MasterChef

Gordon Ramsay (yet again) and two other judges work with amateur chefs to see which of them will become the next MasterChef.

Monday and Tuesdays, Fox

Current Season: 3 - Total Episodes: 25
Highest Rated: Ep 7-8, Season 2

B-

“Winner Chosen”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent September 10, 2012 -

There can be only one.

B+

“Top Three Compete”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent September 4, 2012 -

The penultimate battle for the MasterChef title is all about the legs.

B+

“Top Four Compete”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent August 29, 2012 -

The season finale is coming up fast, and there can be only three! Before there are two. Out of which there’ll be one...

“Top Five Compete”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent August 21, 2012 -

Tonight's mission: prepare a tuna dish for a President.

Ep. 20, Season 3
“Winner Chosen”
Ep. 19, Season 3
“Top Three Compete”
Ep. 18, Season 3
“Top Four Compete”
Ep. 17, Season 3
“Top Five Compete”

Features Reviews

Season

newest oldest

"Auditions #1"
Episode 1

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C

"Top 4 Compete”/"Top 3 Compete; Winner Revealed"
Episode 18-20

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B+
"Top 6 Compete"/"Top 5 Compete"
Episode 16-17

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B+
"Top 8 Compete"/"Top 8 Compete Again"
Episode 14-15

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B-
"Top 9 Compete"
Episode 13-14

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B+
"Top 11 Compete"/"Top 10 Compete"
Episode 11-12

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B+
"Top 12 Compete"
Episode 10

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C
"Top 13 Compete"
Episode 9

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B
"Top 15 Compete"/"Top 14 Compete"
Episode 7-8

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B+
"Top 16 Revealed"/"Top 16 Compete"
Episode 5-6

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B+
"Final 38 Revealed"/"Elimination Round"
Episode 3-4

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B-
"Auditions #1"/"Auditions #2"
Episode 1-2

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C+

“Winner Chosen”
Episode 20

There can be only one.
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B-
“Top Three Compete”
Episode 19

The penultimate battle for the MasterChef title is all about the legs.
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B+
“Top Four Compete”
Episode 18

The season finale is coming up fast, and there can be only three! Before there are two. Out of which there’ll be one...
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B+
“Top Five Compete”
Episode 17

Tonight's mission: prepare a tuna dish for a President.
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B
“Top Six Compete, Part 3”
Episode 16

The judges vote off a chef for using too much garlic, thus only adding fuel to those nasty vampire rumors.
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C
“Top Six Compete, Part 1”/“Top Six Compete, Part 2”
Episode 14-15

One contestant returns from the dead, and another demonstrates just how thoroughly you can screw up an advantage if you put your heart and soul into it.
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B-
“Top Eight Compete”/“Top Seven Compete”
Episode 12-13

This week's special guests: Paula Deen and 101 hungry cowboys, pardner.
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B
“Top Nine Compete”
Episode 11

It's fish night, and Felix chooses to cook a challenging flatfish, just for the halibut. Hey, it'd be hilarious if Statler and Waldorf said it!
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C
“Top 12 Compete”/“Top 11 Compete”
Episode 9-10

What do you do if you're required to use a pizza stone but have no intention of cooking anything that resembles a pizza? Go home, apparently.
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B
“Top 14 Compete”/“Top 13 Compete”
Episode 7-8

In which a would-be mastermind makes an early exit, and the more ambitious chefs discover the limits of experimental strawberry shortcake.
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B+
“Top 16 Compete”/“Top 15 Compete”
Episode 5-6

The home chefs feed some Marines, and a contestant flunks his audition to be the kitchen's Lex Luthor.
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B-
“Auditions #3; Top 36 Bootcamp”/“Top 18 Compete”
Episode 3-4

Tonight: A man who says he's "very confident" about his dish hears it described as "a dirt sponge."
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B-
“Auditions #1”/“Auditions #2”
Episode 1-2

Ambitious would-be chefs cook, cry, and crash and burn during the auditions.
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C+

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Contemplate Monica Keena’s career trajectory with this week’s Dawson’s Creek TV Club Classic reviews
Contemplate Monica Keena’s career trajectory with this week’s Dawson’s Creek TV Club Classic reviews. Also: White Collar goes to the museum and Home Movies puts marbles in its nose. (Put them there.)
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MasterChef boldly declares August 28, 2012 “The Day A Soufflé Was The Most Exciting Thing On TV”
MasterChef boldly declares August 28, 2012 “The Day A Soufflé Was The Most Exciting Thing On TV.” Also: Less exciting things like Treat Williams and a Six Feet Under season finale.
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Nothing’s on tonight, so you have less of an excuse than normal for not checking out White Collar
Nothing’s on tonight, so you have less of an excuse than normal for not checking out White Collar. Also: Little else, so check out The L.A. Complex, too.
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MasterChef returns to slice, dice, and purée another contestant
MasterChef returns to slice, dice, and purée another contestant. Also: Share our love for The L.A. Complex and find a reason to cry with Dawson.
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Six Feet Under celebrates Christmas in July in a most depressing fashion
Six Feet Under celebrates Christmas in July in a most depressing fashion. Also: Big holes in the ground and P.I.s in the office.
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The Workaholics join the race to work because where else would they go?
The guys from Workaholics hit the ground running in a big race to work. (Where else?) Also: Frontline visits West Philly, ESPN previews the AFC West, and Norma Shearer plays Juliet.
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TNT's Perception arrives to prove that sufficiently advanced mental illnesses are indistinguishable from magic
Perception has arrived to let all of you with mental illnesses who aren't solving crimes feel like you're really letting the country down. Also: There are no sports on! Everybody panic!
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America’s Lost Treasures celebrates the U.S.’ birthday by appraising its junk
America’s Lost Treasures celebrates the U.S.’ birthday by appraising its junk. Also: Very little else that doesn’t include fireworks.
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Heeding the call of duty, TLC enlists in the Craft Wars
Heeding the call of duty, TLC enlists in the Craft Wars. Also: One out of one Frontlines agrees something’s amiss with American dentistry, and Mike White reworks John Hughes for Capeside High.
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Try to remember when Tuesday was television’s most robust night while contemplating a Top Pick starring Bristol Palin
Try to remember when Tuesday was television’s most robust night while contemplating a Top Pick starring Bristol Palin. Also: Weird meat and a Fisher & Sons road trip.
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No, seriously—now we’re covering Workaholics
No, seriously—now we’re covering Workaholics. Also: MasterChef is bananas (B-A-N-A-N-A-S), and a psychic funeral at Fisher & Sons.
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TV Club Classic doesn't wanna wait for your lives to be over before you see us cover Dawson's Creek
TV Club Classic goes all the way back to Dawson's Creek, even if they replaced the theme song on the DVD, the bastards. Also: We're adding Workaholics, and the NBA heats up.
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TV Club Classic goes back to school with Jerri Blank and Strangers With Candy
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