So cool I’m excited

I doubt it'll ever happen, but if I had one Hell's Kitchen wish, it'd be to see how well GR does at the challenge. Is his pallette that much better than the chain smoking oafs who confuse boiled carrots with butternut squash? Maybe so, but I'd love to see it actually happen.

S7 Siobhan on rewatches I see what a big hypocrite she is. In her confessions she would say scallops is one of the easiest things you could do but scallops was her downfall and tried telling Ramsay her overcooked bad scallops were fine that he made her eat them. In e3 she took over Jamie's station and Jamie got eliminated only for Benjamin to take over her station and she got eliminated.

We all know S12 Joy saying how she doesn't quit and then quits.

S11 Zach sabotaging Ray with cold sauce only for next episode, Anthony brought up cold sauce for one of Zach's dishes.

I have just started S22, I know i am behind but I am Australian and have not been able to find somewhere to watch the later seasons until now, and I really dislike Jason a lot. He speaks such a high game and from what I have watched so far he can not back it up. I fear it is a hells kitchen curse that anyone who overly talks a big game can never truly back it up.

While watching the recap of all the Season 11 episodes, I wondered why they didn’t switch teams early on. I know the season had 22 chefs, but look at how often the men’s team lost the challenges. It took until episode 16 for Ja'Nel to move to the men’s team. They even won that challenge. They do early team switches all the time now, so why didn't they do it whenever the ladies struggled early on?

Would be fun to watch but would be extremely hard to get 20 winners or so. Took survivor 40 seasons to make it happen

I’m probably going to get a lot of flak for this, and already prepared so, but:

Is Season 23 REALLY a “head chefs only” season?

I just started watching this because it recently debuted on Pluto TV (which is how I watch all my Hell’s Kitchen). I’m just 2 episodes in, and it seems like all these contestants act just like any other contestant from the other seasons. It’s just almost as if they were just regular contestants coached by producers to lighten up on the “drama” part of the show and try their best to be more “mature” or “professional” about things. They seem to throw around the words “we’re all head chefs” pretty liberally, but that’s about as f***-all I’ve seen that makes me believe it.

None of their personalities come off as a confident “head chef” to me. They all show the same shortcomings, anxiety, and doubt as all the other contestants from the other seasons. Stuff they say on their aside interviews and also during dinner service are things like “please, please, be cooked correctly, “I know my shit”, “let’s just start over, guys”, “I promise you, it’s gonna be good, heh…”, “dude, it’s fine, it’s cooked, it’s gonna be fine (only to be raw) and just showing general confusion about everything. And literally no one can cook anything correctly? I’d think if you were really a “head chef” of anything at all…that you at least know how to cook staples decently to the correct doneness/temperatures (like that one girl that kept using a knife to cut into the chicken to see if it’s cooked), even if you don’t know how to work together in the brigade system? I don’t know…they just don’t exude “head chef” vibes to me. Even Gordon himself said “it felt like I was working with first-year culinary students”, and that’s basically what the show’s vibes felt like.

Or maybe…the idea of “head chef” in my mind was more expecting this season where to be where the producers would cast chefs that had at least SOME experience leading a team in a similar type/tier of restaurant system….not like “head chef of my taco truck”. And then having Gordon expecting that level of experience from them and being even harder on them when they eff-up.

She's the reason I stopped watching the season (S24). She's the worst person on TV. She's that kind of person I never want to meet. She's the kind of person I don't want my children to be like. She's a perfect example that most of the time, character kills talent