Product Details

• Actors: Gordon Ramsay
• Directors: n, a
• Format: Box set, Color, NTSC
• Language: English
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 2
• Rated: NR (Not Rated)
• Studio: Millennium Media
• DVD Release Date: June 5, 2012
• Run Time: 640 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (22 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B007J3HWDE
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #13,089 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
  • #33 in Movies & TV > DVD > Reality TV

Editorial Reviews

Volatile superstar Chef Gordon Ramsay cranks up the ovens in the tantalizing prime-time hit and one of world s most compelling guilty pleasures - Hell s Kitchen. Watch as aspiring chefs fight for survival once they are subjected to Chef Ramsay s rigorous culinary boot camp!

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars I am Still Addicted after 7 Years July 25, 2010

By Douglas C. Meeks TOP 500 REVIEWER

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My hat is off to the guys who came up with this idea. If you has told me I would watch a Chef competition where the head chef was a madman most of the time AND that I would do it for 7 years I would have told you what an idiot you were. Here we are 7 years later and I am still loving it :) I never tire of this show although the quality of the chefs I think is getting less but then again how many idiots can you find that will put themselves through this "Hell's Kitchen" when they can just live a normal life . Some you can pick out early and you wonder just how long he will keep them around and some you wonder if they can make it to the end. While you may not agree with some of his decisions I always think the 2 best chefs are left at the end (not the best of the 2 always wins IMHO).

BOTTOM LINE: This stuff is addicting, while I know it cannot go on forever I am going to need drugs to detox it when it finally does go off the air but ratings are still high so I assume there will be a few more seasons and I will be there like a entertained zombie watching everyone of them :)

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Great ride but ultimately disappointing. October 19, 2012

By Zachary A. Barnhart

Format:DVD

Halfway through this season I found myself thinking that none of the competitors were anywhere near Gordon Ramsey Executive Chef caliber. One guy seemed close, but I honestly wondered, "How is Ramsay going to deal with this?". Well, the winner just seemed to come out of nowhere and exhibited nothing more than really solid line-cooking skills. Not surprisingly, the winner ended up not getting the gig after all. After watching the finale, I went back to episode one to review the 'signature dish' challenge. The winner's dish was a pathetic, misguided, clumsy mess. How does one go from that, to the stellar winning dishes that come out later? I expect a little bit of 'fakeness', but man, this season really bummed me out.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars A great season of competence, incompetence, and bimbos! May 2, 2011

By Ghenghis

I swear to God, I do not know where they find these people for this show. You would think that
you'd have to have some culinary background to qualify, but you dont. You just have to be prepared
to provide lots of good drama and laughs, and this season delivers.

Also in Season 7 we have Chef Holli, the hottest of the HOT all time contestants on Hells Kitchen so
she almost makes this worth a watch all by herself. Gordon is in rare form as well terrorizing the
kitchen staff and also charming them on the occasional "reward" excursion. Great TV.

BTW, I'm not into posting spoilers, but there is an interesting factoid in the comments section if
you don't mind me giving away the store.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars another great season, and many reasons to watch January 25, 2011

By Michael M. Cifelli

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well, this is the 7th season. questions are being raised on who came up with the idea. many of what you see on primetime, and BBC on cable have been idea's that have been talked about or have been done in england with success. reasons for shows ending there and coming to america? personalities clashed. for this topic, hells kitchen came from a show which started in england called "Boiling Point". the show was a little different. if you read both his books on his life they go into this in much more detail and explain it much better than me. however, "boiling point" was the same show more or less, but they used famous people who didnt know how to cook. some knew a little. people went nuts, fighting, yelling and screaming, and that was off camera. ramsay in his book said that outside pressures got to him and he gained way to much weight and he admitted to being a little to far off his rocker when filming that show. anyway, they changed it to what you see now in hells kitchen. a much more organized show. a much more relaxed ramsay believe it or not. and this season is great. you have a little bit of everything. this season they seemed to want to add sex appeal. you have a few girls on here who are to say the least very attractive. and the one hollie is amazingly sexy. dark hair, and blue eyes, blue as the pacific ocean blue. but lighter. and for the ladies, yes they have men for you to look at to. but the dynamic of the show is the same, new turns and twists and the sex appeal they pushed kinda hard in this season. but never a dull moment. you still have your nut jobs, people you think cant function in life much less in a kitchen with ramsay, and tough men and woman who hang in there. i wont ruin the ending. although i disagree with it. its everything you expect and more. much more.... they really try to give you something new every season. the challenges, the rewards, and the punishments are all fun to watch and some are new as well. you cant go wrong. if your a fan dont just watch one show. buy the season especially this one, and you cant go wrong. i love all the seasons. as i said before i have my favorites. but this season is as good as any. while im writing this the 8th season is done. and i own that one to. for ramsay fans its a must and i promiss you cant go wrong. its still unique after all these years, and i still say all the other shows have ramsay to thank for their careers. in my opinion. watch and enjoy my friends......and seasons one through five are just hysterical and amazing to watch as well. i cant wait for the next season, season 9 to start. Read more ›

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars He Just Keeps on Getting Better July 5, 2010

By Douglas C. Meeks TOP 500 REVIEWER

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My hat is off to the guys who came up with this idea. If you has told me I would watch a Chef competition where the head chef was a madman most of the time AND that I would do it for 7 years I would have told you what an idiot you were. Here we are 7 years later and I am still loving it :) I never tire of this show although the quality of the chefs I think is getting less but then again how many idiots can you find that will put themselves through this "Hell's Kitchen" when they can just live a normal life . Some you can pick out early and you wonder just how long he will keep them around and some you wonder if they can make it to the end. While you may not agree with some of his decisions I always think the 2 best chefs are left at the end (not the best of the 2 always wins IMHO).

BOTTOM LINE: This stuff is addicting, while I know it cannot go on forever I am going to need drugs to detox it when it finally does go off the air but ratings are still high so I assume there will be a few more seasons and I will be there like a entertained zombie watching everyone of them :)