MasterChef (Polish TV series)
Polish TV series
MasterChef is a Polish television series based on a British television cooking game show under the same title. It premiered on TVN on 2 September 2012. The show is hosted by Magda Gessler, who also hosts a Polish version of Kitchen Nightmares (Kuchenne rewolucje) on the same channel. She also serves as the head judge and is joined on the panel by Michel Moran and Anna Starmach. It was broadcast on Sundays; seasons 1–3 were at 8 p.m., while season 4 was at 9:30 p.m.
Series overview
Currently airing franchise
Franchise no longer in production
MasterChef Seasons
Season I
Elimination table
(WINNER) This chef won the competition.
(RUNNER-UP) This chef received second place in the competition.
(WIN) The chef won the individual challenge (Mystery Box Challenge or Invention Test) and received an advantage in the next challenge.
(WIN) The chef was on the winning team in the Team Challenge and was safe from the Pressure Test.
(IMM) The chef won the Mystery Box Challenge and did not have to compete in the Elimination Test.
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