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Hell just got a whole lot hotter! Tuesday nights are sizzlin' this summer when celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay brings 16 new culinary hopefuls into his cutthroat kitchen on the latest season of "Hell's Kitchen."

Each week the fiery-tongued Ramsay puts the remaining finalists through a series of rigorous cooking challenges to see who can take the heat of a fast-paced kitchen, where only the skilled survive. Take a look at the latest chefs to get sent to hell!

To see Ramsay's first picks and pans, watch the two-hour season premiere tonight at 8 p.m. on FOX.

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Gordon Ramsay turns up the heat in "Hell's Kitchen" on Thursday night when the two remaining chefs -- Paula DaSilva and Danny Veltri -- attempt to slice and dice their way to winning a life-changing culinary prize.

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Plucky 25-year-old culinary student Christina won Gordon Ramsay's FOX show, "Hell's Kitchen," on Tuesday night.

After a finale face-off that involved serving 50 diners in their own restaurants, chef Ramsay decided that Christina, rather than Petrozza, had what it took to be the executive chef at his latest restaurant, London, in West Hollywood, a prize worth a quarter of a million dollars.

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If you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen is the motto on both FOX's "Hell's Kitchen" and Bravo's "Top Chef." ET is with the two dynamic executive chefs and best-selling cookbook authors who run their respective shows -- "Hell's Kitchen" chef GORDON RAMSAY and "Top Chef"'s TOM COLICCHIO.

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The heat will be back on in "Hell's Kitchen" when the series returns to FOX for its fourth season on Tuesday, April 1 at 9 p.m. Once again reigning supreme in the kitchen will be world famous chef GORDON RAMSAY, who in a recent press conference for the premiere, revealed that he doesn't like to curse -- even though he is famous for it on the series!

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The heat is on when the third serving of "Hell's Kitchen" sizzles onto the screen tonight at 8 p.m. on FOX. Chef GORDON RAMSAY returns to put 12 aspiring restaurateurs through a culinary boot camp that ends with one of them winning the chance to become the head chef at the posh restaurant in the Green Valley Ranch and Spa in Las Vegas.

ET: What can we expect from season three?

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It's summertime and TV viewing gets real when six new reality TV series hit the airwaves: "Hell's Kitchen," "I Want to be a Hilton," "Tommy Lee Goes to College," "The Princes of Malibu," "Dancing with the Stars" and "The Scholar."

In "Hell's Kitchen," premiering tonight at 9 p.m., on FOX, England's top chef GORDON RAMSAY puts 12 amateur cooks through trial by fire in the kitchen.

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If you can't take the heat, you shouldn't enter "Hell's Kitchen," FOX's new reality series in which über chef GORDON RAMSAY puts 12 competing chefs through a boot camp that is not to be believed, so much so that one of the contestants complains in the first episode, "He is worse than SIMON COWELL."

"My training took place in the later stages of the '80s," Gordon says. "[The chefs] I worked with were worse [than anything I do]. Kitchens weren't exposed to all they are now. Customers inside weren't as great as it is now. I worked for some phenomenal chefs, but one thing I never did was ring home to my mum and complain about them shouting at me in a rude way. If you think that 'Hell's Kitchen' is a real eye opener, then the chefs I worked for would have been a Hollywood blockbuster."

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