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Kitchen Confidential [TV Series] (2005)

Kitchen Confidential [TV Series] (2005)
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The half-hour FOX sitcom Kitchen Confidential was inspired by the warts-and-all memoirs of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain. Bradley Cooper headed the cast as Jack, a infamous "bad boy" chef who had destroyed his career through a combination of bad drugs, bad booze, and bad women. After hitting rock bottom (he couldn't even hold down a fry-cook job in a theme restaurant), Jack was given a second chance by the owner of a upscale New York restaurant -- provided he could assemble a kitchen staff and serve hundreds of A-list guests within 48 hours. In desperation, Jack pulled together a number of eccentrics, goof-offs, and looney tunes from his culinary past, including troublesome chefs Steve Daedelus (Owain Yeoman) and Seth Richman (Nicholas Brendon), novice pastry chef Jim (John F. Daley), and sassy hostess Tanya (Jaime King). Hoping against hope that Jack would fall flat on his keester was the restaurant owner's vituperative daughter Mimi (Bonnie Somerville). Created by Sex and the City's Darren Star, Kitchen Confidential premiered September 19, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Bradley CooperNicholas Berendon, (more)
Director(s):
Darren Star
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Kitchen Confidential [TV Series]

The half-hour FOX sitcom Kitchen Confidential was inspired by the warts-and-all memoirs of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain. Bradley Cooper headed the cast as Jack, a infamous "bad boy" chef who had destroyed his career through a combination of bad drugs, bad booze, and bad women. After hitting rock bottom (he couldn't even hold down a fry-cook job in a theme restaurant), Jack was given a second chance by the owner of a upscale New York restaurant -- provided he could assemble a kitchen staff and serve hundreds of A-list guests within 48 hours. In desperation, Jack pulled together a number of eccentrics, goof-offs, and looney tunes from his culinary past, including troublesome chefs Steve Daedelus (Owain Yeoman) and Seth Richman (Nicholas Brendon), novice pastry chef Jim (John F. Daley), and sassy hostess Tanya (Jaime King). Hoping against hope that Jack would fall flat on his keester was the restaurant owner's vituperative daughter Mimi (Bonnie Somerville). Created by Sex and the City's Darren Star, Kitchen Confidential premiered September 19, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
325 mins

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Director(s):
Darren Star
Writer(s):
David Hemingson
Producer(s):
Jeffrey Morton
Categories:
Comedy
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    Moss F.

    Great show, all 13 episodes acted to perfection. Brad Cooper as Bourdain plays off owner Pino (Frank Langella), in a swank NY restaurant. The jokes are rapid fire, you can watch each episode many times before you catch all the nuances of each scene. Very inventive, a must see.

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    William L.

    I really liked this show. Bradley Cooper is excelent.Some story lines were a little weak but I stillenjoyed the whole series.

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    Mickey M.

    Another fun show, worth watching, prematurely killed off by Fox. The actors are all great, working with witty well-written material. So fun seeing Bradley Cooper in the lead role, backed up by Owain Yeoman (who is now on the show The Mentalist), Nicholas Brendon (who was on Buffy and now on Criminal Minds), John F. Daley (now seen on Bones) and John Cho (of Harold And Kumar films)

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