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Foodies and culinary school students alike can rejoice over the premiere of a new television series on Spike TV. The show, Hungry Investors, is set to begin filming 10 hour-long episodes this fall and will air in the spring of 2014. The show will star celebrity chef John Besh and Top Chef All-Star Tiffany Derry alongside Bar Rescue’s Jon Taffer as the show’s hosts and restauranting experts. The show will focus on “diamond in the rough” restaurants that are failing by bringing in Besh, Derry and Taffer to help them reach their true potential.

This isn’t your cut and dry “go in and rescue” show, though. In each episode, two restaurants will be pitted against each other in a competition to see which eatery is more worthy of a second chance. The winner will receive a significant cash investment at the end of the show. The idea is that the restaurant that wins the cash prize has proven that they are only on the brink of failing because they haven’t been able to find an investor willing to back them. The restaurant already has everything else it takes to become a successful eatery.

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