NARRATOR: Previously
on Hell's Kitchen.
JEAN-PHILIPPE: Listen to me!
You better get out
of my face, homey.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.
- Hey!
NARRATOR: A night of
exploding tempers--
I'll punch you in your face.
NARRATOR: --ended with
Joseph's colossal meltdown--
Let's go step
outside, m*therf*cker.
- What?
- You ain't nothing but a bitch.
[exhales] You got no respect.
Now get out.
- f*ck you.
NARRATOR: --and
Tony's elimination.
Then in the firefighter
teamwork challenge--
- Come on, guys.
- They're done over.
They're done.
- Well done.
NARRATOR: --the women reveled
in their first victory.
We b*at 'em.
Oh!
NARRATOR: And the
men's punishment--
You got to wash this
engine-- no spots.
DAVE: Ah!
NARRATOR: --took
a toll on Dave--
I am in so much
pain right now.
NARRATOR: --and Kevin.
I go to go upstairs.
Ah!
I knew something bad
just happened to me.
NARRATOR: At dinner service--
If you sink our ship,
I'm going to be pissed.
NARRATOR: --Suzanne
and Tennille were
back at each other's throats.
She needs somebody to
smack her in her face.
NARRATOR: Tennille was
terrible on scallops.
They're rubber, Tennille!
NARRATOR: And Lovely was a
disaster in the dining room.
minutes to take one order.
Move your ass!
NARRATOR: Ariel was
best of the worst
and had little trouble
choosing her nominees.
Lovely, Tennille,
step forward please.
NARRATOR: But in a
rare display of mercy--
Joseph blew his chance.
So tonight, I'm not
sending anybody home.
Get back in line.
NARRATOR: Lovely and Tennille
live to compete another day
for the chance to become
head chef at Araxi Restaurant
and Bar in Whistler,
British Columbia.
Man, I've been up there twice!
I hate being up there!
[theme music]
Ah!
[chuckles]
[exhales]
Hey.
Hey.
[screams]
[chuckles]
NARRATOR: And now the
continuation of Hell's Kitchen.
Chef Ramsay could have
easily sent me home.
I think there was a
scare tactic to get
me to realize that I can do it.
Live to fight another day.
Tonight at
elimination, we found
out that nobody was going home.
It's kind of a bummer because
Tennille still very much has
the potential to drag us down.
Uh, this is a game,
but at-- at least
I got integrity with this sh*t.
Come on, man.
I never even took it
to a personal level.
TENNILLE: But I
took it personal.
So you don't like it, sorry.
You can kiss my ass.
Suzanne, what she said in
service was inappropriate.
If you sink our ship,
I'm going to be pissed.
She thinks she a leader.
You don't know what a leader is.
A leader don't get
slapped in they
mouth like Suzanne about to.
Goodnight.
Thank you.
Goodnight.
Andy-- I don't
like that dude, man.
I'm trying to get rid of him.
We almost lost the service
tonight because of Andy.
Andy is hanging on around
here by a little thin thread.
Can't handle the pressure.
Need to start
thinning this thing out.
For real.
I think it gets
better though once we
get these fools out of here.
BOTH: [chuckles]
NARRATOR: After just
three dinner services,
the tension on both teams is
clearly becoming an issue.
Let's go.
NARRATOR: And it hasn't gone
unnoticed by Chef Ramsay.
Right.
Good morning.
ALL: Good morning, chef.
I don't think you're very
comfortable with each other.
And in my kitchens, everybody
has to work together.
So on our next challenge,
Tennille and Suzanne
will be partners.
I have never disliked
somebody that I've
known for less than a millennium
this much before in my life.
Van and Andy, you
two are partners.
I'd rather be
paired up with Kevin,
or Biggins, or Jim, or Dave.
You know what I mean?
But Andy, he's a knucklehead.
Robert and Jim,
you two are partners.
Yes, chef.
Ariel and Sabrina.
Kevin and Dave.
Tech and Lovely,
you're partners.
Yes, chef.
And obviously, Amanda,
you'll be sitting out.
I feel that I'm
stronger than Lovely,
so Lovely should have
sat out and not me.
Right.
Ready for your next challenge?
ALL: Yes, chef.
Let's go.
Follow me into the kitchen.
It's kind of a lot of pressure
right now, because I'm going
in there with the weakest link.
I don't know what
we're about to do.
I think we're
going to handcuffed
together or something.
I'm just trying
to figure it out.
Three happy couples in red.
And three happy
couples in the blue.
Yes?
Good.
Right.
Scott and Heather, bring
in the meat, please.
Lovely.
Wow.
Is there anyone here who
has never made a sausage?
Gentlemen, clearly
comfortable with your meat.
Tennille, how thick do
you like your sausage?
Chef, I don't
like sausage, chef.
[chuckles]
Van.
Yes, chef.
The secret of a
good sausage is what?
To hold it steady then
pump it slow and easy.
[chuckles]
Right.
The perfect sausage for
me today is six inches.
Let me show you how it's done.
A little blow at the end.
Place that over.
Push in first.
The air comes out.
And nice and gentle
with your sausage.
And again, slow down.
Twist.
And I want each and every one
that thickness, perfectly done.
Is that clear?
ALL: Yes, chef.
Yeah.
The first team to
fill their racks
with six lines of
perfect sausages
will win the challenge.
ALL: Yes, chef.
Yeah.
OK, remember one thing in
this challenge-- size matters.
Are we ready?
ALL: Yes, chef.
Yes?
Your challenge starts now.
Off you go.
- Go.
Go.
NARRATOR: Chef Ramsay has
designed this challenge
to test the chefs'
ability to work together
and create perfect sausages.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Just nice and easy.
NARRATOR: The first team to
complete six chains of six
sausages that meat
Chef Ramsay's standards
will win the challenge.
Come on, Lovely.
[claps]
Nice and steady,
just like you did.
A little more.
A little more.
A little more.
I was looking at the
girls, and I saw that they
were cruising right along.
Go, go, go, go, go,
go, go, go, go, go.
DAVE: I've got a broken
wrist, but I'm just sucking it
up and getting it done.
Keep going.
A little fast.
A little fast.
We're going to have
to pick up the pace.
Stop.
, , , , , .
Here, take these up.
GORDON RAMSAY:
Quickly, let's go.
Chef.
And we start off--
perfect, perfect, perfect,
perfect, perfect, perfect.
Hell yes.
One for the ladies.
Let's go.
See.
Suzanne and Tennille
can work together.
Very nice.
SUZANNE: Tennille and I, we have
animosity towards one another,
but I said, let's
brush this off, sister.
Let's just do it and trust each
other that we can both do it.
We got this.
We got this.
Aw, yeah, we got this.
One for the ladies!
Now, tie it off.
GORDON RAMSAY:
Kevin, anything yet?
KEVIN: Yes, chef.
Right now, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Let's go.
Good.
Stay there.
Let's go.
Right.
Through, through,
through, through.
Perfect, perfect,
perfect, perfect, perfect.
Good.
KEVIN: Beautiful.
GORDON RAMSAY: Well done.
- We got one up, guys.
One up.
One up.
ARIEL: Is it ready?
- Yup, yup.
ARIEL: All right.
GORDON RAMSAY: Cut them off.
Let's go.
Good.
And perfect.
Thank you, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Perfect, perfect.
Well done.
to .
Let's go.
Can you bring that up?
Yeah.
And through, through,
through, through, through,
through, through, through.
That is a perfect sausage.
Well done.
- Thank you, chef.
- Let's go, guys!
Come on!
I'm watching
these girls flying
their sausages up real fast.
And me and Dave are the only
ones to put a rack up there,
and the girls are up to three.
I'm getting really,
really concerned.
Guys.
Come on, guys.
You got to help
us out down here.
It's to for the ladies!
VAN: Come on!
Let's go!
ANDY: Got it.
I got it.
I got it.
VAN: Push!
Push!
- Pushing.
Pushing.
Put more in, more in.
Come on!
Keep it in there!
This is how Van communicates.
Go, go, go.
Stop!
Come on!
Let's go!
Like a pit bull
next to a fence.
Go!
Go!
[barks]
Go.
GORDON RAMSAY: Let's go, Andy.
Through, through,
through, through,
through, through, through.
Perfect.
- Thank you, chef.
- Well done.
Let's go.
Let's go, guys.
Come on!
Let's go!
NARRATOR: The women
are leading to ,
and each pair has successfully
produced a chain of sausage
except for--
- Robert and Jim!
- Yes, chef.
Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: The only two
not to give me anything.
Let's go.
- Yes, chef.
JIM: Aw.
GORDON RAMSAY: Let's go.
ROBERT: Go.
Push!
JIM: f*ck.
ROBERT: Easy.
JIM: I'm pinching
it and everything.
I don't know what's going on.
There's only two
things you gotta do.
Keep it full of meat,
and press slow and hard.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm doing my part.
f*ck.
GORDON RAMSAY: Thank you.
I don't need half-assed
slackers like Jim.
- Robert!
- Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: What's
going on down there?
ROBERT: They're splitting, chef.
Come on!
Crank it up a little bit!
, , , , .
GORDON RAMSAY: Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
And it's going through,
through, through,
through, through, through.
Perfect.
Good.
Well done.
Let's go, guys!
All right, next one.
I've never even
made sausage before,
but we're, like, hauling ass.
Ready?
- Yes, ma'am.
[grunts] Chef.
Good.
Perfect, perfect,
perfect, perfect, perfect.
Well done.
KEVIN: Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
GORDON RAMSAY: Well done, Kevin.
- !
VAN: Coming in!
- Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Perfect, perfect,
perfect, perfect, perfect.
Yes, chef!
GORDON RAMSAY: Well done.
Nice job.
GORDON RAMSAY: Well done.
Blue team, failure
is not an option!
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
- Come on, guys.
We're going neck and neck.
Pressure's on.
Pressure's on.
Man, we have to win this.
Come on, guys.
NARRATOR: The score
is now tied to .
But the women show no
signs of slowing down.
All right.
A little faster now.
We got it down.
We got it down.
OK, stop.
Take it.
Go.
- Right.
Put them down.
Through, perfect, perfect,
perfect, perfect, perfect.
Yeah, boys.
GORDON RAMSAY: Excellent.
- !
KEVIN: Come on, guys.
We got three.
We got to hurry up.
We got to hurry up.
[grunts] [sigh]
I don't understand
why he keeps doing it so.
- Gentlemen, let's go!
- Come on, guys.
- .
Come on.
One more string of six.
Yes, and the ladies have won.
, , , , , .
Beautiful.
ARIEL: Are they all molded well?
SABRINA: Think so.
VAN: [grunts]
SUZANNE: Stop, stop, stop.
Here we go.
[dramatic music]
GORDON RAMSAY: Through,
through, through,
through, through, through.
Oh, dear.
Oh, dear.
Too thin.
Too think.
Look.
Wrong side.
Let's go.
Damn.
Too small.
Come on.
VAN: Go!
- Too small?
- Yes, too small.
- Come on, guys!
Let's go!
- Ready?
Are you ready?
VAN: This is our chance.
We've got to come with it.
Go hard or go home.
You know what I mean?
Go!
, , .
One more.
One more.
One more.
TEK: Keep going.
Keep going.
Keep going.
Oh, wait.
We got six.
We got six.
Go, go, go, go, go.
GORDON RAMSAY: - !
Let's go.
Stop.
Stay here.
And we're going through.
Perfect, perfect, perfect,
perfect, perfect, perfect.
Well done!
SUZANNE: Yes!
Yes!
GORDON RAMSAY: Ladies win!
Well done!
Yes!
We won.
You lost.
You hate it, but we love it.
And we had another
one on the way.
The ladies have won.
Robert and Jim.
Yup.
GORDON RAMSAY: Clearly
insufficient teamwork.
You produced nothing.
Mm.
- Embarrassing.
- You're right.
Now
I was pissed off
at Robert and Jim
for just completely failing.
If those guys had done
their part of the job,
we would have won.
Right, gentlemen.
You'll be cleaning the dorms--
Yes.
--every bathroom, bedroom,
carpet, kitchen fridge.
You name it, you're cleaning it.
Red team won!
Blue team, scrub them
toilets, b*tches!
GORDON RAMSAY: Right, ladies.
Well done.
I've organized, a
private party for you,
German style, like a sort
of Oktoberfest-- you know,
where you really let your head
down and have the most amazing
food, the most amazing beer.
I'm excited.
I love beer, I love
sausages, and I love winning.
Off you go.
NARRATOR: While the women
celebrate their victory--
ALL: [cheers]
NARRATOR: --the men
contemplate their loss.
I got to clean up after
these f*cking pigs, man?
f*ck that.
KEVIN: Bunch of f*cking
executive chefs up in here--
can't even make a sausage.
What the f*ck's that all about?
You better watch your
m*therf*cking mouth
when you speak about that sh*t.
- Who?
Me?
- Yeah, you.
KEVIN: Watch my mouth?
- Yeah.
Yeah, you.
What the f*ck did
you put up to the pass?
Yeah-- no--
KEVIN: Don't-- don't f*cking--
[slam]
--tell me to watch my mouth.
What are you
talking about, man?
Go ahead.
Push me.
Push me.
What are you
f*cking talking about?
Push me.
I'm-- all I'm saying,
I give you nothing
but m*therf*cking respect.
Why don't you watch
your f*cking mouth?
- What did I say to you?
- You-- what?
You're f*cking over there,
a bunch of executive chef,
some bullshit!
- Yeah, right!
Why?
Why?
But why?
Why can't I say that?
- Why?
- Why don't you guys put up?
Man, stop talking to me!
I'm done with this sh*t, man!
f*ck this sh*t, man!
Don't make me look like
a horse's ass, man.
I'm mad at us, man--
me and you, Jim.
I'm boiling because all my
life I've been battered down
and told, like, you ain't sh*t.
I refuse to take that.
Like, I am a winner, dude.
I ain't no f*cking loser.
I'm a winner, all day.
Keep it together, y'all.
Let's go, ladies.
[music playing]
Yeah!
Woo!
I told you it was
going to be great reward.
When we saw the band,
oh, I was so excited.
I knew it was going
to be a great day.
In we go.
Bye, darling.
Bye, darling.
[cheers]
Gentlemen.
[cheers]
Bye.
Yeah.
NARRATOR: While the red
team is riding high--
[inaudible] service.
NARRATOR: --back
in Hell's Kitchen,
the blue team is
getting down and dirty.
They don't call it
a hell for nothing.
There's, like, two or
three clean people here.
Everybody else is slobs.
And now we're cleaning
up after 'em, man.
They just leave dishes
everywhere, food everywhere.
Leaving stuff out.
It's crazy.
Crap.
I don't even want to
talk about the bathroom.
Can't breathe, man.
I'm telling you, this is hell.
This ain't no fun and games.
[music playing]
- Hello, ladies.
- Hello.
Hey, JP.
Welcome to the Old World
Village at Huntington Beach.
ALL: [chuckles]
Thank you.
After you.
[music playing]
Yeah!
OK!
All right.
Check it out!
Yeah!
Awesome.
This place is known
for the best sausages
that California's got to offer.
- Party time.
Yay.
We had every kind of
sausage you could think of--
bratwurst, knockwurst,
every kind or wurst.
Man!
I officially want to let you
guys know I like sausage.
ALL: [laughs]
Yay!
Mop everything down.
Sweep the deck off.
Clean the table off.
Empty the ashtrays.
KEVIN: Yes, chef.
OK.
This dude holding the
sausage is the man leading it.
You know?
- Yeah.
Where's the passion?
There's none.
Robert doesn't like
to lose, and I can't--
I can't knock him on that.
Robert's intense guy.
Robert wants to win.
He's very competitive.
But it's Jim.
Jim's one speed, one
tone, one everything--
slow and mellow.
Right now I want to
just win a challenge.
I want to win.
I went all through my
life f*cking people
thinking I'm f*cking too fat,
too slow, too this, too that.
I ain't about to be a loser.
I hate it.
Good, Robert.
That's how you should feel.
Kind of sucks that, you
know, the intensity's
coming out during
being punished and not
necessarily during the--
Ah, you know, chef, I--
Ah, Robert, what do
you want me to tell you?
You could have won.
You didn't, you know.
But the competitive part should
come out at that time and not
afterwards.
m*therf*cker, I
almost d*ed last time
for this f*cking sh*t!
Don't tell me I ain't f*cking--
I don't-- I don't
give my sh*t %,
dancing around that f*cking
line like Fred Astaire all
f*cking day up in this place!
Last season I almost f*cking
d*ed for this f*cking sh*t!
And I'm here again!
I don't f*cking like losing!
NARRATOR: It's the end
of a very long day,
and the exhausted chefs
finally get some shut-eye.
Today, Hell's Kitchen opens
for its fourth dinner service,
and the women begin prep
still in good spirits
after winning the challenge.
I feel good.
Our team's looking
really tight today.
We're in a really
good groove with prep.
We're set.
We're ready.
Our team is going to rock it.
NARRATOR: Over in
the blue kitchen,
the men are hitting new lows.
JIM: Blue team's falling apart.
We got Dave and his wrist.
And we have Kevin and
his ankles and Robert
and his morbid obesity.
So a lot of things
weighing against us.
It's fairly unbearable pain.
But even if I'm doing harm to my
wrist, I just push through it.
Shape it.
Kneed it.
I'm waiting to hear from
the doctor what the deal is.
I'm-- I'm just scared of
what the outcome could be.
Dave, I need you
to go up to the dorm.
There's an important phone
call regarding your wrist.
Go ahead.
- All right.
[phone ringing]
This is Dave.
David, this is Doctor Manual.
I reviewed the MRI.
You have a fracture.
OK
DOCTOR (ON PHONE):
Treatment that's,
uh, standard in this case
is to put you in a long arm
cast for a period of two weeks.
You will not be able
to move your thumb.
[sighs]
I'm sorry to be the
bearer of bad news,
but, uh, it's going to be very
difficult for you to compete.
Essentially, that's what it is.
OK?
- OK.
DOCTOR (ON PHONE): All right.
Thanks.
Thanks.
I gave up everything
to come here.
I'll never get another
chance like this in my life.
That's crushing me.
I don't know what to do.
And the thought of having it
taken away from me is just--
it's like-- it's
like total despair.
NARRATOR: His chance to
become head chef in Whistler
could be over, and
now he must discuss
his options with Chef Ramsay.
GORDON RAMSAY: Hi, Dave.
Hi, Chef Ramsay.
How are you feeling?
This is, like, crushing to me.
GORDON RAMSAY: I understand.
It would be a great shame for
you to exit now on the back of,
you know, uh, a
ligament tear problem.
It's your weakest
hand, fortunately.
You have an important
decision to make.
You've got to
decide, are you going
to stay in Hell's Kitchen?
There are so many thoughts
going through my head
right now.
I don't-- I don't
know what to think.
A small handful of
people in the world
get picked to get
this opportunity.
And if I make the
wrong choice, it
could be career su1c1de for me.
Yes, chef.
I'm so committed to working
for you and for this dream.
Nothing could stop me.
OK.
I think you made
the right decision.
We'll get the cast on
and get you back here.
Happy with that?
- Yes, chef.
Thank you so much, chef.
I didn't not want
to go home today.
And I know I have the
skill to win this game.
All right, guys.
I have to get it casted,
and I can come back.
It's my bad hand, and, like,
I can give the team %.
We can't afford to lose
anybody else right now.
The girls are up .
We're just crippled right now.
NARRATOR: Dave hurries to the
hospital to get his cast on,
but Hell's Kitchen
waits for no one.
GORDON RAMSAY: Let's go.
Up.
Line up.
Right.
Tonight, we're going
to have two greeters.
You have one from each team.
They're going to be introducing
a small [inaudible],,
greeting, serving
back on a section.
Who's it going to be?
Uh, ladies.
Uh, Lovely, you're on the
garnish with Ariel, yes?
Yes, chef.
- Ariel you're going to do it.
- Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: You're
going to put them together.
You're going to present and
you're going to sell it.
Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Good.
Robert and Jim, you're on apps.
Jim, I want you in there.
Yes, chef.
[blows raspberry]
Welcome, professionalism,
excitement, and back
on to that section.
Is that clear?
- Yes, chef.
- Yeah.
Right.
Are we ready?
ALL: Yes, chef.
Let's go.
Jean-Philippe.
- Chef.
Let's go.
Open Hell's Kitchen.
Let's go.
NARRATOR: Hell's
Kitchen is located
in the heart of
Hollywood, and you never
know who's going to show up.
- Ooh.
- Hungry, man.
I'm hungry.
Burrata.
They can't screw up
burrata, can they?
Drew Lachey.
Drew Lachey.
On order, four cap at table .
Come on-- four.
Let's go.
Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: On
order-- two scallops,
one risotto, one truffle salad.
Entree-- one sea bass,
one halibut, two lamb.
ALL: Yes, chef.
- Dwight Freeney.
Dwight Freeney.
Wow, fantastic.
This guy's an NFL player.
Be careful, guys.
Yes?
On order-- two cap at table --
one capellini, one
scallop, one risotto.
Entree-- one lamb, one sausage.
Yes?
Yes, chef.
NARRATOR: The first
orders are in.
And now Ariel and Jim must
leave their stations to prepare
the amuse-bouche appetizer.
Come on!
They should be gone by now!
Then could jump back in the
kitchen and help out, Jim!
Yes, chef.
NARRATOR: No other
food can leave
the kitchen before the
amuse-bouches are served.
Come on, Jim.
Run.
This is an amuse-bouche.
It's a small gift from the
kitchen to start your meal
and tantalize your taste buds.
No, you can just take it right
up and pop it in your mouth.
DREW LACHEY: All right.
DINER : Good.
Very good.
GORDON RAMSAY: Are they gone?
ARIEL: Yeah.
Good, good, good.
Let's go then.
Next job-- two scallop, one
risotto, one truffle salad.
ALL: Yes, chef.
It's a little bleedy.
Where's f*cking Jim?
How long's he spending
on that f*cking table.
Jim is one speed.
Uh, I'm really not sure.
I don't know where he's at.
He's-- he's lollygagging
around somewhere.
It's a small taste
of what's to come
here out of Hell's Kitchen.
ROBERT: Jim is so slow.
He reminds me of
Shaggy from Scooby-Doo.
Move!
Where the f*ck is Jim?
Are you getting yelled
at a lot by Mister--
- Yes.
- --Ramsay?
Yeah, it-- it
hardly ever goes well.
Jim, let's go please!
Hurry up!
You made it by yourself?
GORDON RAMSAY: Jim!
I swear I did right there.
Come on, Jim!
Jim!
JIM: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Can you hurry up?
You're supposed to
be on there with him.
JIM: Yes, chef.
- Can you f*cking help him out?
Yes, chef.
You need to hurry and go
come right back, brother.
I strut.
What do you want me to do?
I'm not going to run
around, for what?
It all gets done.
NARRATOR: Jim's slow
table-side service
has prevented his team from
starting on their appetizers.
Meanwhile, the red team is
getting ahead on theirs.
One risotto, one
more capellini.
ALL: Yes, chef.
Give me two and a
half minutes, ladies--
two and a half minutes, please.
Take a couple of breaths.
Don't be so fidgety.
Taste it.
TENNILLE: Suzanne,
I have a system.
Get out of my ear.
Stop touching my pan.
Dude.
Leave my station alone!
seconds on risotto.
I'm just saying.
GORDON RAMSAY: Risotto.
Risotto to the pass.
Very nice, that risotto.
Thank you, chef.
Suzanne, just back off.
I know how to cook.
GORDON RAMSAY:
Where's the capellini?
Coming right now, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: With Tennille's
risotto and Tek's capellini
finally at the pass--
Service.
Appetizer, table , yes?
NARRATOR: --food is now making
its way to the dining room.
However, not all of
the diners are pleased.
How's everything this evening?
JOHN O'HURLEY: It's too salty.
I felt like I was a cow and
I went over to the salt lick
and I went [slurps].
Let me do something about it.
Let me just bring
it to the back.
Mr. O'Hurley sending
the spaghetti
back because it's too salty.
GORDON RAMSAY: Oh, guys,
you're k*lling me now.
f*ck me.
Hey, madam.
That's salty as f*ck.
Now they're sending
the food back.
One more capellini.
Hurry up!
Tek just, like,
went into panic mode.
She completely spazzed out.
Come on, Tek.
ARIEL: I-- I don't even know.
She just totally panicked.
How much longer
on the capellini?
Guys, hold on one second.
What the f*ck is Tek doing?
TENNILLE: She's
sitting there, trying
to make the capellini pasta.
I don't know what the hell
is going on over there.
But all I know is I got to
try and slide over there
and help as much as possible.
I got it.
I got it.
Where's the capellini?
TENNILLE: Capellini
right now, chef.
Tennille, thank you.
Service please.
Oh, second attempt.
Brace yourselves.
All the difference in the world.
NARRATOR: With Tennille's
help, appetizers are
flying out of the red kitchen.
And now Chef Ramsay
is looking for Robert
to get the blue team caught up.
GORDON RAMSAY: Three
capellini, one truffle salad.
It's dragging now.
Yes, two minutes, chef.
- Right, Robert.
- Yes, chef.
You're in the weeds now, yes?
Yes, chef.
I need a win right now, man.
I need to have my
spirits lift up.
I was one of the reasons why
we lost the last challenge,
so this is redemption night.
Truffle salad, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Robert.
ROBERT: Yes, chef?
- Very nice.
NARRATOR: Robert has
impressed Chef Ramsay--
Thank you, chef.
Right here.
Right here.
That's me.
NARRATOR: --and himself.
And appetizers are finally
leaving the blue kitchen.
Nicely cooked.
NARRATOR: However, the red
team has moved on to entrees.
Lovely.
Yes, chef.
Not an ounce of salt.
There's nothing, yeah?
Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Taste that--
just bland.
Yes, chef.
Yeah.
Standard, guys, standard.
So far, all you've
done is turned around,
stirred, turned
around and stirred.
No salt, no pepper, no taste.
SABRINA: All right.
I got you.
I got you.
GORDON RAMSAY: Oh, f*ck me.
Lovely was lost.
You got that?
You got first salmon?
I'm gonna slip in
where I'm needed.
Put the finish down.
I can't finish the dish for you.
GORDON RAMSAY: Asparagus.
SABRINA: Asparagus.
But I can help you get there.
GORDON RAMSAY:
Sabrina, thank you.
- Thank you, chef.
- Go, please.
Yes.
NARRATOR: Thanks
to Sabrina, entrees
are leaving the red kitchen.
That was good.
NARRATOR: Meanwhile,
in the blue kitchen,
Chef Ramsay looks
to Kevin and Andy
to get out their first entrees.
One lamb, one halibut
white, four meets the window.
Lamb, temperature medium.
One lamb, temperature medium.
KEVIN: Go now!
Don't wait for me.
Come on.
You know, it's like
a bunch of alphas.
Let's do this.
I-- I don't really
like to play that game.
You know what I mean?
We are about three minutes out.
Just f*cking get it hot!
ANDY: I need to do well.
Otherwise, those guys
are going to come for me.
Let's go.
You ready to go?
I'm ready.
Let's go!
Right here on your left, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Kevin.
- Yes, chef.
That fish is cooked perfectly.
Thank you, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY:
Andy, not even hot!
Yes, chef.
ROBERT: Why are
you sending sh*t?
Come on!
Andy should be
counting his days, man.
Let me see.
Come on.
ANDY: Hold on.
Don't rush me.
ROBERT: He's got, like, that
little -hour clock above his
head going, doo, doo, doo, doo.
Chef, you might
want to check this.
GORDON RAMSAY: Andy,
you're a first-class c**t.
ROBERT: I told you
not to send that sh*t!
Hey, look.
There you go.
That's Whistler for you, yes?
No, chef.
Yeah, that's the Araxi
Restaurant in Whistler, yes?
f*ck off, will you?
Kevin, I'm sending them halibut.
I'm not letting him f*ck you and
therefore f*cking the customer.
Hurry up!
ROBERT: Come on, Andy.
Pull it together!
[inaudible] pasta for me.
VAN: Let's go, baby!
How long on one medium-rare
lamb, and don't bullshit me!
ANDY: Robert was
screaming in my face.
It's like, dude,
just f*cking chill.
Give me a second.
- Don't want that f*cking lamb.
- f*ck you.
Come on, man.
We need it.
Let me see.
I don't know, dude.
Hold on, guys.
He's cutting it.
It better be right, dude!
Give it to me!
- I'm right here.
Right here.
ROBERT: Give it to me.
There you go.
Dude, this ain't
gonna pass, man.
Chef-- chef, can't
send that, right?
No.
Dude-- f*ck!
Put another lamb in, dude!
You can't send some
hacked-out sh*t.
I told you that, man.
ANDY: Robert's throwing
me underneath the bus.
He's like, that's
not going to work.
It's like, dude, don't
f*cking alert the chefs.
That make you feel like
a man, you know, big boy?
I told you you got to
cut it better than that!
Robert.
Robert, come here.
Every f*cking g*dd*mn customer
can hear that sh*t going on.
Look at me.
Turn the volume down.
It's a restaurant, yeah?
Not a fast-food sh*t hole.
Yes, sir.
I think I over-communicated
a little bit.
Don't f*ck us, man.
But you don't send sh*t.
Back in the game, baby.
Pasta.
Jeez, what's
taking so long, huh?
My gosh.
Don't we have a movie
we got to go to?
Getting kind of hungry.
Aren't we going to
the ballet after this?
NARRATOR: While the blue diners
consider changing their plans,
Chef Ramsay wants to
know if one chef--
What's going, Lovely?
NARRATOR: --has any plan at all.
We're out of
carrots and zucchini.
What's going entree?
Um.
I'm drawing a blank.
What are we sending?
I-- I'm drawing a blank.
The lamb and the--
And?
Pretty much drawing a blank.
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
She's f*cking oblivious.
NARRATOR: While Lovely tries
to get her head on straight,
over in the blue kitchen, Andy
is ready with his third attempt
on the lamb.
GORDON RAMSAY: How
long for for that lamb?
ROBERT: Come on, dude.
Don't you be that guy tonight.
Pull through.
Mind your places.
Make it right.
Make it count, dude.
Right here on your left, chef.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: About time.
Check [inaudible].
f*ck me.
[dramatic music]
Yeah, very nice.
ROBERT: Yes.
If I didn't think I was
the best person for this job,
I wouldn't be here.
GORDON RAMSAY: Finally.
ANDY: I wouldn't be
having a hot poker
shoved up my ass all night.
GORDON RAMSAY: Go.
NARRATOR: Andy's lamb finally
gets Chef Ramsay's approval--
GORDON RAMSAY: Very nice.
NARRATOR: --but might have
some diners turning green.
DINER : You all right?
NARRATOR: The blue team's
lamb goes down well.
Now it's time for the
red team to impress
Chef Ramsay with their lamb.
GORDON RAMSAY: Suzanne, I've got
the lamb f*cking bone thicker
than the f*cking chop again.
[inaudible]
Chef, would you like to
see the beginning platter
I would like to see it.
Look.
Let me show you something.
You're asking me to serve that--
- Yes, chef.
--when I want a lamb
cutlet looking like that.
Is that clear?
SUZANNE: Yes, chef.
Look at that.
It's like bite-sized
food for dwarfs.
Yes, chef.
f*ck me.
Sorry, guys.
TENNILLE: Suzanne
doesn't get it, man.
Somebody attach a doorbell to
that girl head, ring the bell,
and see if she gets it.
You can't give him
skimpy pieces of lamb.
- Want to start another lamb?
- Yup.
OK.
NARRATOR: Suzanne's
trouble with the meat
is costing her
team valuable time.
ARIEL: Lamb-- how long?
NARRATOR: Meanwhile, with Dave
at the hospital, the blue team
is in danger of falling behind.
Can we communicate?
ALL: Yes, chef.
One burrata, please, Andy.
It's up.
Never mind.
Hold on.
- Who took my f*cking tongs?
Oh, f*ck me.
No one's f*cking listening.
You're all running around
like f*cking headless idiots.
We're busy, but we
stay in control.
NARRATOR: The blue
kitchen is falling apart,
but their missing teammate
returns to lend a helping hand.
Hey, buddy.
What's up?
GORDON RAMSAY: We are slipping.
Dave, I want you
on deserts, please.
With that cast fresh, I
want it over there, yes?
DAVE: OK.
GORDON RAMSAY: Let's go.
DAVE: I walked into service,
and it looked really slammed.
ANDY: Get yourself a tray
of deserts and help out.
There was no time
for small talk.
KEVIN: I don't understand
how Dave's going to make it
through this with just one arm.
You really do need both hands.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: Dave,
away on table .
.
Chef, yes, chef.
I just jumped on desserts.
And I busted out.
Behind.
Behind.
Thank you.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED:
Keep it up, Dave.
You're doing great.
He's got one f*cking
hand in action, yeah?
And he's working
quicker than any one.
NARRATOR: Two hours into a
dinner service, each kitchen
has managed to send
out entrees.
GORDON RAMSAY: And ladies,
quickly come here, two seconds.
SUZANNE: Yes, chef.
- Gentlemen, come here.
NARRATOR: And with
the end in sight,
Chef Ramsay is ready to push
them to the finish line.
There's three tickets
left for the men's
team and three tickets
left on the ladies' team.
First to finish every
entree is the winner!
Hurry up!
Let's go!
ROBERT: Come on, guys.
This is it-- to .
Whoever gets it out wins.
We got to do this, man.
We got to do it.
Come on.
Come on.
- Three minutes to the pass!
Three minutes!
Andy, pay attention!
Three minutes
Salmon-- we need
vegetables for salmon.
We got sea bass right here.
It's down to three
tickets apiece.
We have to b*at the boys.
Hot behind!
Hot behind!
Service, please.
SUZANNE: Lamb in hand.
- Service, please.
- Right here.
Let's go.
Come on!
Two tables left each.
Come on!
ALL: Yes, chef!
Salmon, halibut,
chicken-- come on!
Working hard.
Give me a pan on.
If the team goes down,
I'm going on the block.
And so we're going to do it.
Give me a pan on, please.
- I will.
All right.
Are you ready on
those two chickens?
- We're ready to go.
- Who's ready?
[inaudible]
- Let's go.
I got the pass.
This is what we do.
We work better under pressure.
- [inaudible].
- Service, please.
SABRINA: Hand me one
sea bass, two chicken.
Come on.
Let's go.
Last ticket.
Salmon, halibut,
chicken-- how long?
KEVIN: Right now, chef.
Right behind you.
GORDON RAMSAY: Service, please.
KEVIN: Chicken.
Last ticket-- let's go!
Give me-- give me two
sizzlers-- two sizzlers!
VAN: Blue team!
Go, blue team!
Yeah!
Come on, guys.
It's the last table!
Let's go.
SABRINA: Hurry.
Rally, ladies.
TENNILLE: Man, we neck and neck.
We're about to win.
I could almost taste it
like one of them lamb chops.
All right.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Where's the chicken?
Come on.
Come on.
Right behind you.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: Go!
Now!
Hey, f*cking nitwit.
That is f*cking raw.
Oh, man.
Here we go again.
Yes, chef.
You get that ready by the time
the rest of this f*cking table
is ready to go!
You got it!
- Yes, chef.
- Go!
ROBERT: Come on, Andy.
Refire that chicken.
Let's go.
Why isn't it even in the pan?
- [inaudible].
- Gotta go.
Go.
Go.
Here you go, chef.
Tagliatelle cooked to f*ck.
Hurry up!
- How long?
Uh, one minute.
I need that f*cking chicken.
Coming now, chef.
ROBERT: Don't send up no
raw chicken, you're dead.
- Is it cooked this time?
- Yes, chef.
- Finally.
- Thank you.
Refire, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Yeah, very nice.
Let's go.
It's down sides!
Where's the creamed spinach?
- One minute, chef.
- Come on, boys.
Fry, fry, fry, fry.
Come on.
Come on.
Do I go up?
Can we go up?
She's ready.
They're all ready.
Go.
- Here, here, here.
- Go, go, go, go.
Here you go-- polenta.
SUZANNE: Here, here, here.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
ROBERT: Salt, salt, salt.
- Right here.
- Where-- where's my veg?
I'm coming in.
GORDON RAMSAY: Yeah, very nice.
Hallelujah.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: Gone.
That's everything out, chef.
That's good, right?
Send that, please.
Is that it?
They already won.
GORDON RAMSAY: Gentlemen, well
done, well done, well done.
Thank you.
GORDON RAMSAY:
Now, play it down.
Get the desserts out.
Thanks for getting
my back, y'all, man.
We won!
f*ck it!
We won, man.
[grunts]
- Good job, guys.
You guys kick ass.
Lovely, beaten by the sides.
What a shame.
God, we we're
so f*cking close.
It's amazing.
I thought we had our veg up.
I'm questioning the
reason why we lost.
Somebody should say something.
GORDON RAMSAY: Right.
That was close.
Ladies, you were
beaten by the sides.
Chef, can I get a
play-by-play on that?
Yeah, first of all, OK,
I'm telling you straight
to your face, you lost.
And here's one more thing.
You did have one more
member than the men.
They did it with arms.
So play-by-play, take
it on the f*cking chin,
with a little bit of respect.
End of f*cking story.
Right.
There was one hidden jewel that
seriously pleased me tonight,
and that was Sabrina.
Every f*cking section
tonight, you had it covered.
Well done.
Thank you.
Clearly the best of the worst.
Go back upstairs to the dorm,
and think of two individuals
that you think no longer have
any future in Hell's Kitchen.
Yes, chef.
Now of you go.
SABRINA: I am the
best of the worst.
I'm the best of the worst.
I'm proud of myself,
and I'm glad that chef
saw that I really do have it.
ROBERT: Brina, coming
out of the woodwork.
SUZANNE: You know, there's a
possibility that I can go home.
I question chef.
What was I thinking?
But I still believe
I should be here.
ALL: [chuckles]
Yeah, real nice.
That was f*cking balls
the size of church bells
to say that.
He was like, here's a
play-by-play for her--
you're a dumb bitch.
ALL: [chuckles]
You all right?
Look, I clearly
didn't do as well as I
was supposed to do on sides.
I did the best I could.
That's all I could do.
I messed up, but Tek
completely broke down.
And that messes up as a team.
This isn't a personal
decision in anyway.
It's all business.
Lovely-- I honestly don't think
she's going home, because Tek's
getting weaker and weaker.
And we can't carry her anymore.
You wilted.
I wilted for, like,
the first ticket--
You did.
--when I didn't
grind the bearings.
- I know.
- But after that--
You dragged us,
I'm sorry, all night.
Tek's full of
excuses because she
realizes she's not as strong
as she's been bragging about.
If you suck, you suck.
And there is no excuse.
I've already made up
my mind who's going up.
Right.
Sabrina.
Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Have you
made your decisions?
- Yes, chef.
- First nominee, and why?
My first nominee is Tek.
GORDON RAMSAY: Tek.
Right.
Why?
She lost momentum
on the first ticket,
and then she sunk our team.
GORDON RAMSAY: Yup.
It wasn't exactly a dazzling
performance, was it?
It was difficult
to watch, chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Uh-huh.
Second nominee, and why?
My second nominee is Lovely.
GORDON RAMSAY: Lovely.
SABRINA: She really failed at
the garnish station tonight.
GORDON RAMSAY: Uh-huh.
OK.
Lovely, Tek, step
forward, please.
Ooh, dear.
OK, Lovely, this is
your third time up here.
Alarm bells are ringing.
Tell me why you think
you should continue
cooking in Hell's Kitchen.
I'm not going to sit
here and bullshit and say
that it was a good service.
It wasn't.
Lovely, you're more laid back
than a f*cking ironing board.
When was the last time
you sweated on service?
You might not see
it, but it's there.
I don't see.
LOVELY: I try to
keep my composure,
but I'm moving as
quickly as I can, chef.
You may not have seen
it when you came over.
So you were moving so fast
that I couldn't see you?
Yes.
Holy crap.
Right.
Tek, why should you
stay in Hell's Kitchen?
I should stay in
Hell's Kitchen, chef,
because I am extremely
passionate about food.
I have an excellent palate.
I just love food.
I'm creative.
I am a leader.
You sunk the kitchen, Tek.
Let's be honest.
You both were sh*t.
OK, my decision is--
[dramatic music]
--Suzanne.
Yes, chef.
You are not shy of an opinion.
No, chef.
Chef, can I get a
play-by-play on that?
Take it on the f*cking chin,
with a little bit respect.
You lost.
Who would you send home?
[dramatic music]
Lovely, chef.
I completely agree with that.
Lovely, take your jacket off,
and leave Hell's Kitchen.
- Thank you, chef.
- Thank you.
Good night.
Back in line, madam.
LOVELY: The diva has to leave.
But I'm going to take
all of these experience,
all this tough times, and I'm
going to keep moving forward.
It's not too lovely
leaving Hell's Kitchen.
Tek.
Yes, chef.
Be careful because
you are on a tightrope.
There's no safety net
underneath you right now.
Yes, Chef.
This is for all of you.
Next dinner service,
something is going to change.
This is going to be one of the
most important dinner services
any of you will ever cook in.
I swear to God.
Now, think about
that, and f*ck off.
TEK: It's hard to come back
when your team seems to feel
like you don't belong here.
But I'm so willing to
fight to prove them wrong.
SUZANNE: Chef listened
to me when I said
Lovely deserved to go home.
That means everybody
should be threatened by me.
Plus, these girls don't
know the bad side of me yet.
We got this, son.
We got it.
Let's keep burying the ladies.
Let's crush their
dreams and hopes.
That's all I'm thinking
about right now.
GORDON RAMSAY: If people
were named for their cooking,
her name wouldn't be Lovely.
It would be Useless.
NARRATOR: Next time
on Hell's Kitchen--
Yeah!
NARRATOR: --a
hero's homecoming--
Daddy!
NARRATOR: --sets the
stage for a special night
at Hell's Kitchen.
ALL: Welcome home!
[cheers] [applause]
NARRATOR: But it's business
as usual for Chef Ramsay.
GORDON RAMSAY: It's
f*cking stone cold.
What do you have?
Intent to lost right now?
NARRATOR: While a w*r hero is
honored in the dining room--
How could I serve that and
that on the same table, Tek!
Sorry, chef.
[cries]
NARRATOR: --it's an all-out
battle in the kitchen.
It was a kitchen apocalypse,
like a hand grenade went off.
NARRATOR: And with
shrapnel flying--
[roar]
- It's raw!
f*ck off!
Stupid cows!
NARRATOR: --one chef
emerges unscathed.
GORDON RAMSAY: The
lamb's cooked perfectly.
Yeah, boy!
NARRATOR: All this--
You didn't f*cking
listen to me.
I'm sick of this sh*t.
I can hear it.
It's them b*tches crying!
NARRATOR: --and much more--
Mm, I'mma get me some more.
NARRATOR: --next time--
That's f*cking raw!
Raw!
No one's got my back here!
NARRATOR: --on Hell's Kitchen.
06x04 - 13 Chefs Compete
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Reality television show that uses a progressive elimination format to narrow down a field of 20 to 12 aspiring chefs to one single winner over the course of one season.
Reality television show that uses a progressive elimination format to narrow down a field of 20 to 12 aspiring chefs to one single winner over the course of one season.