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1 Hosts and judges  




2 Series overview  




3 Series synopsis  


3.1  Season 1 (2011-2012)  


3.1.1  Contestants  




3.1.2  Elimination table  






3.2  Season 2 (2018)  


3.2.1  Contestants  




3.2.2  Notes  








4 References  




5 External links  













Junior MasterChef Greece






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Junior MasterChef Greece
GenreCooking
Directed by
  • Panos Georgiou (1)
  • Costas Tripylas (2)
    • Presented byMaria Mpekatorou
    Judges
  • Yiannis Loukakos
  • Dimitris Skarmoutsos
  • Eleni Psyhouli
  • Manolis Papoutsakis
  • Magky Tabakaki
    • Country of originGreece, Cyprus
    Original languageGreek
    No. of seasons2
    No. of episodes46
    Production
    Running time60 minutes (including commercials)
    Production companiesSeason 1:
    Studio ATA
    Season 2:
    EndemolShine Group
    Original release
    NetworkMega Channel (1)
    Star Channel (2)
    Release30 November 2011 (2011-11-30) –
    24 December 2018 (2018-12-24)

    Junior MasterChef Greece is a Greek competitive cooking game show. It is an adaptation of the Australian show Junior MasterChef Australia. It is a spin-offofMasterChef Greece, itself an adaptation of the British show MasterChef, and features contestants aged 8 to 12 in season 1 and in season 2 features contestants aged 8 to 13. The show began airing on 30 November 2011 on Mega Channel. On 13 September 2018 began airing the second season on Star Channel.

    Hosts and judges[edit]

    Timeline of hosts and judges
    Starring Seasons
    1 2
    Dimitris Skarmoutsos Judge
    Lefteris Lazarou Judge
    Yiannis Loukakos Judge
    Maria Mpekatorou Host
    Eleni Psyhouli Host & Judge
    Manolis Papoutsakis Host & Judge
    Magky Tabakaki Host & Judge

    Series overview[edit]

    Season Number of contestants Number of episodes Originally aired Classification of first trinity
    First aired Last aired Network Winner Runner-up Third place
    1 12 20 30 November 2011 5 February 2012 Mega Channel Lilian Emvaloti Margarita Marmara Elsa Kletsa-Kalimpasieri
    2 22 26 13 September 2018 24 December 2018 Star Channel Konstantinos Christopoulos Popi Anevlavi Katia Ritzaki

    Series synopsis[edit]

    Season 1 (2011-2012)[edit]

    The first season of the show began production in June 2011. Over 12,000 children from around the nation auditioned for the series. The show premiered on 30 November 2011 and finished airing on 5 February 2012. It was hosted by Maria Mpekatorou. The judges were Yiannis Loukakos, Lefteris Lazarou and Dimitris Skarmoutsos. The winner was twelve-year-old Lilian Emvaloti.

    Contestants[edit]

    The top 12 contestants were chosen throughout the first week of challenges amongst the Top 40 and the Top 20. The full group of 12 were all revealed on Wednesday, 7 December 2011.

    Place Contestant Age Hometown Status
    1st Lilian Emvaloti 12 Nea Smyrni Winner 5 February
    2nd Margarita Marmara 12 Athens Runner-up 5 February
    3rd Elsa Kletsa-Kalimpasieri 13 Heraklion Finalists 2 February
    4th Stefania Douvi 11 Athens
    5th Dimitris Karpetis 12 Chania Eliminated 27 January
    6th Agamemnon Kyriazis 10 Athens
    7th Giorgos Athanasopoulos 12 Thessaloniki Eliminated 13 January
    8th Spyros Petropoulos 11 Piraeus
    9th Arxontia Vamvakari 11 Petroupoli Eliminated 29 December
    10th Stelios Kaimakis 13 Piraeus
    11th Alena Saracine 11 Athens Eliminated 15 December
    12th Matina Roumpou 12 Nea Ionia

    Elimination table[edit]

    Place Contestants Episode
    1 2 3 4 5 6
    IT OT ET IT OT ET IT OT ET IT OT ET IT OT ET IT FD
    1 Lilian MP WT IM HP LT WC BP BP HP BP HP WC MP MP WC WC WINNER
    2 Margarita WC IM MP WT IM MP WC IM MP MP HP MP WC IM HP 2º PLACE
    3 Elsa BP LT TWP WC IM HP BP SWP WC IM MP MP EL
    4 Stefania HP LT WC HP WT IM MP MP TWP MP WC IM MP HP EL
    5-6 Dimitris MD LT SWP BP LT SWP HP MP WC HP BP EL
    Agamemnon WC IM HP WT IM WC IN DC EL
    7-8 Giorgis HP WT IM BP WT IM MP HP EL
    Spyros MP WT IM MP WT IM BP HP EL
    9-10 Arxontia MP WT IM MP LT EL
    Stelios MP WT IM BP LT EL
    11-12 Alena BP LT EL
    Matina MP LT EL

    (IT) Initial test, (OT) Outdoor test, (ET) Elimination test, (FD) Final duel

      The contestant is winner
      The contestant is finalist
      Winner of challenge
      High performance
      Medium performance
      Bad performance
      Immunity
      (WT) Red is winner team (LT) Red is loser team
      (WT) Blue is winner team (LT) Blue is loser team
      Third worst performance
      Second worst performance
      Eliminated
      Don't compete in the challenge
      Don't compete

    Season 2 (2018)[edit]

    The second season premiered on 13 September 2018 and finished airing on 24 December 2018 on Star Channel. Over 1,500 children from around the nation auditioned for the second series.[1][2] The judges were Eleni Psyhouli, Manolis Papoutsakis and Magky Tabakaki. The winner was twelve-year-old Konstantinos Christopoulos.

    Contestants[edit]

    The group of 22 children (11 boys and 11 girls) was revealed in the weekend of Thursday-Friday 20–21 September 2018. The selection was made from 44 children who went through auditions (22 boys and 22 girls).[3]

    Place Contestant Age Hometown Status
    1st Konstantinos Christopoulos 12 Agia Varvara Winner 24 December
    2nd Popi Anevlavi 12 Apeiranthos Runner-up 24 December
    3rd Katia Ritzaki 9 Irakleio Third Place 24 December
    4th Christos Soures da Silva 11 Corfu Eliminated 21 December
    5th Konstantinos Spanidis 12 Athens
    6th Angelina Stampopoulou 11 Thessaloniki
    7th Manolis Foutoulis 13 Charaki Eliminated 14 December
    8th Kleopatra Koutantou 8 Athens
    9th Miltiadis Siafakas 13 Piraeus Eliminated 7 December
    10th Melpomeni Stellaki 12 Athens
    11th Michaela Pagouni 10 Argyroupoli Eliminated 15 November
    12th Tonia-Maria Zonia 10 Larnaca Eliminated 15 November
    Returned 2 November
    Eliminated 1 November
    13th Marios Ydreos 11 Agia Paraskevi Eliminated 8 November
    14th Marios Liontos 12 Ioannina Eliminated 8 November
    Returned 2 November
    Eliminated 5 October
    15th Kiki Plakida 13 Skydra Eliminated 1 November
    16th Thaleia Tsakalou 12 Athens Eliminated 19 October
    17th Eirini Mavrigiannaki 10 Athens
    18th Konstantinos Terpezidis 8 Serres Eliminated 12 October
    19th Ariadni Perivolidi 11 Athens
    20th Konstantinos Giovanidis 11 Kallithea Eliminated 5 October
    21st Angelos Christodoulou 13 Xylokastro Eliminated 28 September
    22nd Giannis Kontaxakis 9 Kallithea

    Notes[edit]

    References[edit]

    1. ^ "Η επίσημη ανακοίνωση του Star για το MasterChef JUNIOR". GossipTV. 26 March 2018.
  • ^ "1.500 αιτήσεις συμμετοχής μέχρι στιγμής..." TV Nea. 19 April 2018.
  • ^ "MasterChef Junior Greece". 16 November 2018.

    • External links[edit]


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