My Kitchen Rules
My Kitchen Rules is a TV show on 7TWO. My Kitchen Rules is an Australian competitive cooking-based TV reality show in which teams of two people are being challenged and pitched against each other to turn an ordinary home into a full-blown restaurant for one day. Each team prepares a three-course meal for the panel of My Kitchen Rules-judges and the other team, who will rate the cooking team's performance. Initially each episode would focus on two teams going head-to- head to see who would progress to the next round and who would be eliminated. Over the years the format of the show has been adapted, and the risk of direct elimination after one episode was removed to make place for a more elaborate and long-term scoring system, including special Rounds, Finals round and the Grand Final. The popular program has been available since 2024.
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My Kitchen Rules is an Australian competitive cooking-based TV reality show that has been airing on Seven since 2010 in which teams of two people are being challenged and pitched against each other to turn an ordinary home into a full-blown restaurant for one day. Each team prepares a three-course meal for the panel of My Kitchen Rules-judges and the other team, who will rate the cooking team's performance. The concept for My Kitchen Rules was inspired by the show My Restaurant Rules, so it's no coincidence that both shows are produced by the same team at Seven Productions. Production for My Kitchen Rules was given the green light when the executives at Seven saw the considerable success of MasterChef Australia, one of the hit shows at rival Network Ten.
Initially each episode would focus on two teams going head-to- head to see who would progress to the next round and who would be eliminated. Over the years the format of the show has been adapted, and the risk of direct elimination after one episode was removed to make place for a more elaborate and long-term scoring system, including special Rounds, Finals round and the Grand Final. Ever since it debut season the show has been on the lists of highest-rated and most-watched shows in Australia. The final episodes of each season are consistently ranked amongst the highest-rated TV programs of the year.
In the wake of the series' success the format was exported to other territories as well, including New Zealand, where it airs on TVNZ 1, the United Kingdom, where the format was purchased by Sky Living, and Serbia, where local company Emotion Production acquired the rights for the show. The original Australian version of the show has also been sold to various countries, including South Africa, the Netherlands and Canada.
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