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91 votes
Seven Network 2010
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The clock is ticking, the knives are out and the MKR doorbell is set to ring again. In a competition first, My Kitchen Rules teams are heading back to home turf to battle it out in an ultimate instant restaurant round.
The episode was rated from 18 votes.
Its the final week at Kitchen Headquarters as the remaining teams push themselves to the limit in an effort to get the best score. But only two teams can make the Grand Final.
The episode was rated from 19 votes.
After months of competition Australia's top two teams of home cooks will battle it out in the Grand Final of MKR 2016.
The episode was rated from 45 votes.
It's the second ultimate instant restaurant where the teams are heading around Australia and cooking back on home turf.
The episode was rated from 17 votes.
The top two teams head into Kitchen HQ to create a scrumptious five-course meal for a packed restaurant. Who will leave with the 2015 My Kitchen Rules crown and the $250,000 prizemoney?
The episode was rated from 17 votes.
On a night when humble home cooks become superstars, emotions overflow as both teams crack in very different ways. The best of the best compete for the title of 2017 MKR Champions and $250,000.
The episode was rated from 68 votes.
Two teams go head to head in tonight's Grand Final as they work like never before to prepare a five-course meal for a full restaurant. With 100 plates to serve per team, the pressure is on. Judges Pete Evans and Manu Feildel will watch the teams in action, while guest judges Guy Grossi, Colin Fassnidge, Liz Egan and Karen Martini will blind taste each dish. The team with the highest score will be crowned the MKR 2013 champions and walk away with $250,000.
The episode was rated from 15 votes.
The clock is ticking, the knives are out and the MKR doorbell is set to ring again. In a competition first, My Kitchen Rules teams are heading back to home turf to battle it out in an ultimate instant restaurant round.
The episode was rated from 15 votes.
A magnificent end to a milestone season as our two best teams of home cooks compete for the title of 2019 MKR Champions. In a series first, a panel of 10 judges in celebration of 10 years of MKR.
The episode was rated from 30 votes.
It started with twelve teams and now it' s down to two. They've cooked for their fellow contestants in their own homes, tantalised tastebuds across the streets of Australia and impressed the judges at Kitchen Headquarters. Tonight, in the ultimate test, the two final teams must prepare an impressive five-course meal for a full restaurant. With 100 plates to serve per team, the pressure is on. Judges Pete Evans and Manu Feildel guest judges Guy Grossi, Tobie Puttock, Liz Egan and Karen Martini will score each team out of 10 to determine this year's winner. In a suspenseful and exciting not-to-be missed grand final, who will be crowned My Kitchen Rules 2012 champions and walk away with the $250,000 cash prize?
The episode was rated from 13 votes.
Tonight, things heat up as the competition becomes fiery in the kitchen. Who will cook against who in the semi-finals?
The episode was rated from 14 votes.
The clock is ticking, the knives are out and the MKR doorbell is set to ring again. In a competition first, My Kitchen Rules teams are heading back to home turf to battle it out in an ultimate instant restaurant round.
The episode was rated from 15 votes.
Join judges Manu Feildel, Pete Evans and more as they see which contestants can handle the heat of the kitchen, and which ones will break under the pressure.
The episode was rated from 75 votes.
The biggest prize of the season outside the Grand Final is on offer to one of our Top 8 teams-to have their ice cream sold in Coles Supermarkets across Australia. Which team will lick the competition?
The episode was rated from 38 votes.
The pressure of Semi-Finals is at an all-time high, but so is the food and the smallest of mistakes could cost. Join Manu and Pete, alongside numerous guests, as the Grand Final line-up is decided.
The episode was rated from 32 votes.
The knives come out as Sydney socialites Ibby and Romel step into the kitchen. Can these controversial game-players deliver, or will they make a stylish exit?
The episode was rated from 37 votes.
Teams have mixed expectations as they travel to Sydney for Josh & Austin’s Instant Restaurant. When the brutally honest brothers plate up, guests are left hangry and Manu’s just plain angry.
The episode was rated from 41 votes.
The remaining teams will battle it out in an all-in cook-off. The jury have their knives out again and together with the judges will determine tonight's lowest scoring teams. The two teams with the weakest dishes will then fight for their survival in an elimination cook off, which will ultimately see one team go home. The competition continues to heat up as the remaining teams storm towards finals week. Sudden Death Cook-Off: Leigh and Jennifer vs. David and Scott
The episode was rated from 16 votes.
Beauty queens Veronica & Piper join forces with brothers Josh & Austin for the last Open House. Can they put their differences aside and cook up a storm or will it be a beast of a night?
The episode was rated from 35 votes.
Two teams are just one win away from the Grand Final but which of these talented duo's will crumble under the pressure?
The episode was rated from 76 votes.Last updated: jun 22, 2022
OMG! I love this show. Absolutely riveting!
Really cool cooking show. Must watch
