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S22 Johnathan Benvenuti vs. S4 Louis Petrozza: Who’s winning but this is their brigades
Clean and talk. Talk and clean.
Chef brad was such a laugh.
Next potential blue team sous chef
Ngl I kinda hope Ryan comes back as the next sous chef for the blue team.
What Seasons do you feel you like more than most?
5 is My Favorite Season which probably isn’t an unpopular opinion
I actually really enjoy, 3, 7 and 9(Elise has actually grown on me)
To me 3 is The First Golden Age Season and 7 is The Last
9 is like a recovery from the S8 as it has FAR more talent
Season 1: Andrew
There are times that some people prove others wrong, and he’s one of them, becoming a Hospitality Director, and making more money than anyone from his season.
I’m actually glad that he learned something inside HK, and kept going for his dreams.
Are there any contestant outros that Gordan has done that seemd uncalled for?
I'm rewatching HK, and in season 8, when Rob gets booted, Gordon states something along the lines of, "If being a great chef was measured by your pants size, Rob would be the best," or something like that, because Rob is a bigger guy.
I was thinking, damn, that's kinda mean. But I wonder if there are any that you guys have noticed throughout the show?
The new modern-day HK donkey?
What do you guys think about the possibility of Jeyda getting eliminated in an unconventional fashion, like a winning team elim or ejection? I mean she could have easily been the first boot and even though the red team had a good second service she was still highlighted to make mistakes. Also the fact that the edit is going out of its way to put such a bad light on her and framing her as a sort of donkey with how much they’re really zeroing in on all of her antics and mistakes leads me to believe something crazy will happen involving her. It just doesn’t feel right for her to go out in the standard red-team-lost-service-and-she-was-nominated-and-eliminated way.
Despite being in literal Hell, demons aren’t allowed
Something I don't understand about Joseph's elimination
So I know this topic has been probably discussed to death but I checked a few threads and couldn't find anyone mention this:
I don't really get what Gordon's problem was? Like yeah his outrage was embarrassing and he deserved to be disqualified, but I mean before that, the conversation right before the outrage was basically:
Gordon: "First nominee and why?"
Joseph: "Tony, we sat down as a group and decided"
Gordon: "You idiot, answer the question"
And then we all know what happens, but I don't really understand, to me this sounds like a pretty good answer? The reason he was nominated because they sat down as a group and decided he's the one to get nominated because he's dragging the team down or whatever, it sounds like a decent answer to me.
Was this just the show knowing this guy is on the verge of snapping at any moment and trying to push him to snap for good television or was his answer just that bad and I'm missing the point? Is there more that happened behind the scenes that we didn't see on TV?
(Spoiler)
There was a lot more than an unanswered question that got this person eliminated, which stems from the rookie’s lack of confidence & how unfocused this individual really was.
I’m gonna be honest, I couldn’t tell the difference between Rachel and Colleen 😭
also, RIP Rachel :(
The punishment being potato peeling seemed better than the reward 😭
I don’t know, maybe I’m just boring, but personally peeling the pounds of potatoes sounded like a relaxing activity? Whereas the karts sounded fun too, just not really my idea of a reward? Idk…they definitely have tamed the punishments down from eating fish guts that one time that’s for sure
Foxwoods Resort Casino on Instagram: "It was slider week on Hell’s Kitchen season 25, and Chef Ellie wanted to get in on the fun. She is here to teach us how she would make a lamb slider. In case you missed it, tune in on Hulu
It looks like the Foxwoods HK crew reacting to this season will be a weekly thing
Hell's kitchen contestants that have fallen out with production or Gordon Ramsay and left the show on a bad note and bad terms: The List?
This thought just came into my head about how many chefs have left Hell's kitchen on a bad note:
Jen: Season 18 accused Gordon Ramsay of sabotaging her leading to one of the wildest exits of all time, Heather claimed on FlynnMasters podcast that she went to the bar to order a drink afterwards before exiting.
Joseph: Season 6, Threatened to fight Gordon Ramsay in his exit and claimed anyone would hire him and having proud to have him there!
Joy: Season 12 Quit the show mid dinner service, had a bad attitude, and I remember reading on here that she allegedly accused Gordon Ramsay and the show of racism or something for exit.
Frank Cala: Season 15 when all hell hit the fan with his misogynistic exit comments about female Marine gender discrimination, He claimed the show's producers along with Gordon Ramsay edited him out of context and claimed he WASN'T sexist, Seems to have left the culinary industry altogether and Gordon Ramsay is not his idol anymore when in an article before the show aired he claimed that was his idol!
Ariel Malone: Season 15 Winner, She appeared on Vice TV's the dark side of reality TV Hell's kitchen edition, Where she called out Gordon Ramsay and producers for bait and switch with claiming that she was told that she would get the executive chef or head chef position when reality the job was just being a mascot taking pictures with fans in the front of the house (valid criticism) and that she was just called paid talent even though she's a chef and trained to be one, And she wasn't invited to the new Seasons allegedly to meet up with all the other Hell's kitchen winners from the other Seasons for the 25 Season.
Matt: Season 16, threatened to fight Gordon Ramsay, allegedly according to Heather on FlynnMasters live on YouTube got into a fight with producers and they threatened to call the police allegedly, Then on Facebook (it was posted on this Reddit) claimed he is 100% has more of a successful career than any of the winners from Hell's kitchen or other contestants on Hell's kitchen while flashing his Camaro car!
Whit: Season 23, Had a sour attitude like Joy was talented DIDN'T shake Gordon Ramsay's hand on her way out and didn't get an exit black jacket elimination montage.
Barbie’s Shocked Face
Barbie upon hearing Elise being called a bully in All Stars.
which hell's kitchen contestants do you guys think had some of the best turn arounds in performance?
like having terrible first opening nights or bad signature dishes, but then showing their worth later on, making it to finals and even potentially winning.
for me it's christina, but what u guys think
Well, that hasn't happened in a long while (S25E02 spoilers)
This is the first time since Season 18 that the blue team won opening night dinner service while the red team got kicked out, and the first time since Season 17 that the men won opening night dinner service while the women got kicked out.
(I also like how the episode made it something of an expected outcome by earlier showing the men locking in with studying the menu, while the women were more... nonchalant about it, let's say)
Hells Kitchen Season 25: Joy
>!I know it's very early in the competition, but Joy isn't giving off "Jermaine vibes."!<
>!I mean the whole thing of doing very little—or nothing—to help her partner and then not taking responsibility for it.!<
just watched the premiere of s10
Christina is COOKED next episode after serving all those screwed up meats! She proved that just like Bradley, your signature dish is NOT indicative of service performance. She's just lucky that Tavon and Royce were such donkeys that night. But if the blue team is slightly better next episode, she's the next to go.