Future Food Stars
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: In a brand-new series for BBC One, Gordon Ramsay will put a group of superstar entrepreneurs through a series of challenges inspired by his own career…and whoever impresses him most will win a life-changing opportunity. | : In a brand-new series for BBC One, Gordon Ramsay will put a group of superstar entrepreneurs through a series of challenges inspired by his own career…and whoever impresses him most will win a life-changing opportunity. | ||
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| + | Will surely be remembered for making the opening test "Would you jump off a cliff if Gordon Ramsay told you to do it?", to which apparently everybody involved in this show, from the commissioning editor down to the contestants, thinks the correct answer is "yes". Similar stunts had been executed on the American version of [[Hell's Kitchen]], but at least Ramsay had installed a pair of actors to do so and then didn't make the rest of the cast do so. | ||
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[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0015yj3 BBC programme page] | [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0015yj3 BBC programme page] | ||
| - | The show publicised the hashtag #FFS, appropriately enough | + | The show publicised the hashtag #FFS, appropriately enough. |
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[[Category:Awaiting Review]] | [[Category:Awaiting Review]] | ||
Revision as of 21:43, 19 May 2022
Synopsis
The Apprentice, with enough format points changed to satisfy the lawyers - and even directly after The Apprentice in the same slot. A press release came crashing through the roof.
- In a brand-new series for BBC One, Gordon Ramsay will put a group of superstar entrepreneurs through a series of challenges inspired by his own career…and whoever impresses him most will win a life-changing opportunity.
- Twelve food and drink entrepreneurs are put to the test, with the winner receiving a £150,000 investment in their business.
This programme has not yet aired. A full review will appear here after broadcast.
Key moments
Will surely be remembered for making the opening test "Would you jump off a cliff if Gordon Ramsay told you to do it?", to which apparently everybody involved in this show, from the commissioning editor down to the contestants, thinks the correct answer is "yes". Similar stunts had been executed on the American version of Hell's Kitchen, but at least Ramsay had installed a pair of actors to do so and then didn't make the rest of the cast do so.
Champion
2022: Victoria Omobuwajo and her vegan snack brand "Sunmo".
Inventor
Gordon Ramsay
Theme music
Dru Masters
Trivia
Sometimes billed as Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars. And, by less-competent spellcheckers, Gordon Ramsey's Future Food Stars.
Casting for this show ran during March 2020, while the COVID pandemic hit. The show took two years to come to air, during which time Gordon Ramsay had made the massive flop Bank Balance.
The series was recommissioned before an episode even aired.
Web links
The show publicised the hashtag #FFS, appropriately enough.
