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Season 2
The contestants run their superhero themed restaurant for guests including presenter and DJ Melvin Odoom, before one from each crew qualifies for the semi-finals.
The kitchen crew get their heads around a superhero themed menu, whilst the restaurant crew endure difficult diners, Stevie Martin and Amy Cooke-Hodgson.
Craig Revel Horwood, Karim Zeroual, Dick and Dom, Michelle Ackerley, and Andy Day visit the restaurant; Fred chooses his winning service expert and Allegra selects her champion Head Chef.
The kitchen crew cook a dish of their own invention and the restaurant crew design table settings and mocktails for eagle eyed food critics Gizzi Erskine and Ben Ebbrell.
Jimi Famurewa and Ruth Hansom judge the kitchen crew's cooking and the restaurant crew's service and design in a high-tension critics' challenge.
The contestants welcome celebrity guest Tilly Ramsay to the restaurant, with only one member of each crew winning through to the semi-finals.
The kitchen crew create a recycled themed menu and the restaurant crew try to make sense of the nonsense coming from difficult diners, Lucy Pearman and Darren Harriot.
The restaurant crew serve guests, including Dr Ranj, whilst the kitchen crew deliver a pirate themed menu, before one from each crew is chosen to go through to the semi-finals.
The kitchen crew get on board a pirate themed menu and the restaurant crew try to keep a straight face when serving difficult diners, Tom Parry and Ben Clarke.
VIP guest Lauren Layfield sees chaos in the kitchen and carnage on the restaurant floor, before one contestant from each crew is selected to make it through to the semi-final.
The kitchen crew fire up a funfair themed menu and the restaurant crew learn to put up with the antics of difficult diners, Robin Morgan and Chris McCausland.
Influencer Anna Maynard is today's celebrity diner as Fred and Allegra choose which members of their crews qualify for the semi-finals.
Allegra and Fred challenge eight contestants to run their own restaurant. Today their crews struggle with difficult diners Russell Hicks and Mo Omar.
Season 1
The contestants work in a top restaurant with industry professionals, delivering a special lunch for the cast of The Dumping Ground. When service is over, Fred crowns the winning Maitre D' and Allegra her winning Head Chef.
The contestants open their restaurant to a horde of hungry guests including VIPs Jacqueline Jossa, Lindsey Russell and Sam and Mark - knowing only two from each crew can make it through to the final.
Liam Charles and Grace Dent judge the Kitchen Crew's cooking and the Restaurant Crew's service and design in a high tension Critics' Challenge.
The contestants put on a high pressure lunch service for a full restaurant, including VIPs Kimberley Walsh, Olivia Grace, Perri Kiely and Jordan Banjo - with only two from each crew making it through to the series final.
The Kitchen Crew cook a dish of their own invention and the Restaurant Crew design table settings and mocktails for eagle-eyed food critics Angelica Bell and Tom Parker Bowles.
The Restaurant Crew serve a room full of guests, including actor Millie Innes, whilst the Kitchen Crew juggle a magical themed menu, before two from each crew are put through to the next round.
The Kitchen Crew conjure up a magical themed menu and the Restaurant Crew try to keep a straight face when serving Difficult Diners Rosie Jones and Danielle Vitalis.
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