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Kitchen Impossible

Season 5

8 episodes · premiered Feb 9, 2020

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  1. E1 Tim Mälzer vs. Christoph Kunz

    Feb 9, 2020 · 3h

    While this time the black box awaits Tim Mälzer in Bad Ragaz (Switzerland) and Munich (Germany), Christoph Kunz is served a dish to cook at home in Vienna (Austria) and Essaouira (Morocco).

  2. E2 Tim Mälzer vs. Franz Keller

    Feb 16, 2020 · 3h

    The next stage of escalation: While the black box is waiting for Tim Mälzer in Cyprus and Rust, Franz Keller is served a dish to cook at home in Nuits-Saint-Georges (France) and Alicante (Spain).

  3. E3 Tim Mälzer vs. Haya Molcho

    Feb 23, 2020 · 3h

    While this time the black box awaits Tim Mälzer in Kleinschenk (Romania) and Jerusalem (Israel), Haya Molcho is served a dish to cook at home in Münstertal (Germany) and Norwich (Great Britain).

  4. E4 Tim Mälzer vs. Max Strohe

    Mar 1, 2020 · 3h

    While in this episode the black box awaits Tim Mälzer in Nuremberg (Germany) and Tashkent (Uzbekistan), Max Strohe is served a meal in Bologna (Italy) and Bornholm (Denmark).

  5. E5 Tim Mälzer vs. Jan Hartwig

    Mar 8, 2020 · 3h

    The next stage of escalation: This time, Tim Mälzer will be presented with a box in Wigoltingen (Switzerland) and Vienna (Austria), while Jan Hartwig will be served a dish to cook at home in Dubai (United Arab Emirates) and Värska (Estonia).

  6. E6 Tim Mälzer vs. Martin Klein

    Mar 15, 2020 · 3h

    The next level of escalation: While this time the black box awaits Tim Mälzer in Bangkok (Thailand) and Kaysersberg (France), Martin Klein is served a meal in Rome (Italy) and Seville (Spain).

  7. E7 Tim Mälzer vs. Steffen Henssler

    Mar 22, 2020 · 3h

    While this time the box is waiting for Tim Mälzer in Bad Zwischenahn (Germany) and San Francisco (USA), Steffen Henssler is served a dish to cook at home on the Côte d'Azur (France) and in Gifu (Japan).

  8. E8 Tim Mälzer vs. Tim Raue

    Mar 29, 2020 · 3h

    Tim Mälzer had to compete in Spain, while Tim Raue went to Switzerland. Then they both traveled to Austria and cooked the same dish together.