Editing Iron Chef (section)

===''Iron Chef UK''===
{{Main|Iron Chef UK}}
In 2010, UK public television network [[Channel 4]] debuted ''Iron Chef UK'', based on ''Iron Chef''. The show airs five days a week, and is hosted by [[Olly Smith]] and [[Nick Nairn]].<ref name="guardian-uk">{{cite news|url=https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2010/apr/26/iron-chef-uk-review|title=Iron Chef UK|last=Wollaston|first=Sam |date=2010-04-27|newspaper=The Guardian|access-date=29 April 2010}}</ref> The four Iron Chefs are [[Tom Aikens]], [[Martin Blunos]], Sanjay Dwivedi and [[Judy Joo]].<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv-entertainment/tv/todays-tv/2010/04/26/iron-chef-uk-115875-22212037/|title=Iron Chef UK|last=Simon|first=Jane |date=2010-04-26|newspaper=The Daily Mirror|access-date=29 April 2010}}</ref> Like the original ''Iron Chef'', the competitions are held in Kitchen Stadium and presided over by The chairman. Judging occurs in two rounds, with the first round being appetizers, and the second being the main courses. Two challengers prepare the appetizer, producing one appetizer each, while the Iron Chef prepares two. These are judged, and the standing for the team versus the Iron Chef are announced. Then the second half begins: the challenging team and the Iron Chef return to the kitchen to prepare the main course. The two challengers each prepare one dish, while the Iron Chef prepares two. Judging resumes, and the results are announced. Either the Challenging team wins, or the Iron Chef wins in overall score, and the best dish from the challenging team is also announced.  The challengers with the best dish returns on Friday to compete against the best Iron Chef of the week.