MasterChef Turkey

MasterChef Turkey (MasterChef Türkiye) is a Turkish competitive cooking game show based on the original British MasterChef. Its first season was broadcast on Show TV, but since 2018 it has been screened on TV8. Chefs Murat Bozok, Batuhan Piatti and Erol Kaynar served as the first season's judges, which was presented by Öykü Serter.[2] For the show's second season in 2018, Mehmet Yalçınkaya, Hazer Amani and Somer Sivrioğlu joined the program as the new judges. Amani was replaced by Danilo Zanna in 2019. Two different groups, Blue and Red, compete to win the main title.

MasterChef Turkey
Also known asMasterChef Türkiye
GenreCookery
Created byFranc Roddam
Presented byÖykü Serter (2011)
JudgesMurat Bozok (2011)
Batuhan Piatti (2011)
Erol Kaynar (2011)
Mehmet Yalçınkaya (2018–)
Hazer Amani (2018)
Somer Sivrioğlu (2018–)
Danilo Zanna (2019–)
Country of originTurkey
Original languageTurkish
No. of seasons4
No. of episodes13 (2011)
33 (2018)
79 (2019)
134 (2020)
Production
ProducerUygar Ataş[1]
Production locationIstanbul
Production companyBloom Medya[1]
Release
Original networkShow TV (2011)
TV8 (2018–)
Picture format4:3 (2011)
16:9
Original release2011
1 September 2018 –
present
External links
Website

Contestants

Season 1 (2011)
  • Anyan Değirmenci
  • Burçe Gür
  • Emre Oruç
  • Fatih Kavanoz
  • Ferhat Bora (Runner-up)
  • Gökçe Demiröz
  • Gözde Sayılgan
  • Gülçin Payzın
  • Hasan Fehmi Koçman
  • Hüseyin Elgün
  • Melis Aran
  • Mine Taşer
  • Murat Kolukırık
  • Mustafa İhsan Çelikşan
  • Muzaffer Şenduran (Winner)[3]
  • Nergis Bilek
  • Neriman Büyükengin
  • Semra Kurtuluş
  • Sena Abay
  • Tuğsan Tezil
  • Uzay Akçasaray
  • Yeşim Fırat

Season 2 (2018)
  • Atakan Erbek
  • Burcu Eminoğlu (Third place)
  • Doruk Ulufer
  • Ercan Demir
  • Eslem Sena Yurt
  • Esra Maydoğdu
  • Ezgi Gürkaş
  • Hakan Kanik (Fifth place)
  • Kerem Giritlioğlu (Runner-up)
  • Mehmet Sur
  • Mehmet Alp Sıy
  • Meltem Pisboğa (Fourth place)
  • Murat Özdemir (Disqualified)
  • Özlem Yüksektepe
  • Tuğçe Sökesoğlu
  • Uğur Kardaş (Winner)
  • Umut Yeke
  • Zeynep Palikoç

Season 3 (2019)
  • Açelya Kılıçay
  • Alican Sabunsoy (Runner-up)
  • Bahri Papila
  • Batuhan Bayır (Fifth place)
  • Cemre Uyanık (Winner)
  • Eda Karabulut
  • Güzide Mertcan (Third place)
  • Ekin Eylem Ulaş (Fourth place)
  • Faruk Batuhan Öner
  • Kıvanç Ermiş
  • Murat Tokmak
  • Mustafa Aydın
  • Müge Güney
  • Onur Dursun
  • Orhan Eren
  • Rıfat Yurttaş
  • Nalan Toprak
  • Suna Aydın
  • Yasin Obuz
  • Yekaterina Sungur

Season 4 (2020)
  • Arem Yüce
  • Ayyüce Kamit
  • Barbaros Yoloğlu (Runner-up)
  • Berk İlter
  • Berker Başmanav
  • Celal Sarıgül
  • Didem Devay
  • Duygu Acarsoy
  • Ebru Has
  • Emir Elidemir (Third place)
  • Eray Aksungur (Fifth place)
  • Esra Tokelli
  • Gülşah Suna
  • Furkan Yalçın
  • Özgül Coşar (Fourth place)
  • Sedat Tuncer
  • Sefa Okyay Kılıç
  • Selin Öztürk Aydın
  • Serhat Doğramacı (Winner)
  • Tanya Kilitkayalı
  • Uğur Yılmaz Deniz (Disqualified)
  • Walison Fonseca

Series overview
SeasonTimePremiere dateFinale dateEpisodesYearTV channel
Season 1Everyday at 20:0020112011132011Show TV
Season 2Everyday at 20:001 September 201823 December 2018332018TV8
Season 33 Day a Week at 20:0018 August 201930 December 2019792019TV8
Season 45 Day a Week at 20:0017 July 20203 January 20211342020TV8

References
  1. Eyüboğlu, Ali (3 July 2018). "TV8'den Bir Dizi ve 'Master Chef' Atağı". Milliyet. Archived from the original on 24 December 2018. Retrieved 23 December 2018.
  2. Çintay, Nur (10 April 2011). "Eti çiğ, terbiyesi kıvamsız!". Sabah. Archived from the original on 24 December 2018. Retrieved 23 December 2018.
  3. Aytuğ, Yüksel (15 June 2011). "Muzaffer Şef". Sabah. Archived from the original on 24 December 2018. Retrieved 23 December 2018.
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