Pressure Cooker combines a Survivor-like reality TV show with a more traditional cooking show to create a competition where things are sure to heat up. Eleven chefs from different backgrounds and locations across the United States must live together in one house while going through a series of cooking challenges, each trying to win the grand prize of $100,000.
Netflix has established itself as the go-to streaming service for reality competition shows. With hit Netflix series like The Circle, The Mole, and Too Hot To Handle, fans of the genre have never been happier. Now, the service has released a trailer for its upcoming hit competition, Pressure Cooker.
Pressure Cooker will be the first reality cooking competition series of its kind. It will combine cooking elements and challenges from shows like Master Chef and Hell's Kitchen with the voting mechanics and strategy from shows like Survivor and Big Brother. Eleven professional chefs will be locked in a "fortress" to live together and compete to prove that they have what it takes to survive in the culinary world. Unlike most shows of this type, however, the food will not be judged by a panel of judges, but rather by each other. It won't be enough to simply be the best chef, they'll also need to make alliances, backstab and do whatever it takes to win.
The trailer shows the eleven chefs entering the house, expecting a regular cooking show but learning that it is so much more. It seems almost immediately that lines begin to be drawn in the sand as the drama and tensions escalate. Do the chefs keep the alliances they made? Do they target top chefs first? Or maybe the chefs that don't deserve to be there? With everyone competing for $100,000, the pressure has never been greater.
Pressure Cooker comes from Mission Control Media, a production company that specializes in reality competition shows. His past shows include Hollywood Game Night, Face Off, and Celebrity Food Fight. The series is also executive produced by veteran competition show producers David Friedman, Dwight Smith and Michael Agbabian. Friedman's previous works include Bring the Funny, Gordon Ramsay's The F Word and Netflix's Bullsh*t the Game Show. Smith and Agbabian, both co-founders of Mission Control Media, have also worked on shows like Last Comic Standing and Weakest Link.
Pressure Cooker will begin streaming exclusively on Netflix starting January 6, 2023.
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