Apple TV Orders Third Season of 'Knife Edge': Ramsay Production Greenlit
The culinary docuseries will continue following chefs pursuing Michelin stars, with new episodes to stream after the current two seasons.
By Yara Nasser ·
Apple TV has ordered a third season of Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars. The decision follows the successful run of the first two seasons, which are currently streaming. Each season contains eight episodes.
The series documents chefs worldwide as they compete for Michelin stars. The show is produced by Studio Ramsay Global, a Fox Entertainment company, with Gordon Ramsay serving as an executive producer. The production team also includes Lisa Edwards, Lorraine Charker-Phillips, and Jill Greenwood. James Callum directs the series.
Jesse Burgess, co-founder of TopJaw, hosts the program. He stated that he is surprised by the stories found in restaurants around the world. "Behind every restaurant is a very personal journey, and for the chefs we follow, a Michelin Star can represent years of sacrifice, obsession and an enormous amount of hard work," Burgess said.
Ramsay expressed satisfaction with the audience response. "I’m absolutely delighted that Apple TV audiences and chefs from all around the world have truly embraced Knife Edge," he said. He compared the viewing experience to riding an epic rollercoaster.
The series gains its access through The Michelin Guide. The organization is known for using undercover diners to evaluate restaurants secretly. The show combines elements of travel, competition, and documentary drama.
Knife Edge has received a 100 percent critics score on Rotten Tomatoes. It also earned a nomination at the BAFTA Television Awards. The finale for the second season was released on Friday.
The show continues as the Michelin Guide expands to new cities. The series focuses on chefs seeking their first star, additional stars, or retention of current ratings.
