Five Times Contestants Broke The Rules Of Hell's Kitchen

[@Pepito_Sanchez]

Honorable mention goes to Frank from Season 15's Jackets challenge adding liquid smoke to his burger instead of following the recipe on his back. "She only won because I lost."

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

That's not a winner...that...that's not a winner.

[@kyleschwartz2501]

Frank was such an ass that season. I respect him for being a marine but I don’t respect how he treats other people, and uses that military background as intimidation.

[@NerdyHippy]

You saved me the trouble of bringing that one up.

[@DarthAxolotl]

@@kyleschwartz2501 I would respect him as a marine but even the marines don't respect him sooooo. For context he got demoted for his highly sexist remarks made during the show and the discrimination this brought to light.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also let's not forget he cooked 2 meats just because he doesn't trust Manda who at that time just transferred to Blue Team. Kudos to Manda to always not give up for Frank's sexism toward her.

[@nuudelska_1210]

When I saw the title i immediately thought of number 2 of Andrew trying to tape the door to avoid the punishment, it's so memorable hearing scott scold him for it

[@codymays9943]

I miss Scott. It was a mistake not keeping him on the show.

[@killergamer3211]

I swear I thought he was going to write the password on the tape above the door. My thoughts went "Well technically they'd still have to unlock it, but at the same time they also wouldn't have their mind completely occupied with the password AND the orders in case it gets hectic." But nope, Andrew was kinda dumb to think no one would realize.

[@near5148]

I love how Scott scolded him

[@givrally7634]

@@smellslikelayne Same, after a Taskmaster binge you kinda stop seeing things as cheating and more as clever workarounds. Andrew would have been great at Taskmaster lol

[@nowandaround312]

​@@smellslikelaynedude I've watched every episode of Taskmaster I could find but I still understand Hell's Kitchen is a competition for professional chefs to get a job running a prestigious restaurant. He shouldn't get praised for blatantly breaking the rules and being immature enough to try to skip an assigned punishment

[@HESHRocketWarhead]

There's one rule-breaking I can think of in the past, and it was Season 3's J.R. - broke the NDA for the show, and was disqualified as a result. He was never seen in the official episodes, but his jacket is visible a couple times at the end of an episode, as well as his presence being implied in a couple deleted scenes.

[@Ohg665]

Wait but how did he break it?

[@williambryant6175]

@@Ohg665 they’ve never said publicly, to my knowledge. He even got (mostly) cut out of episode 1, you never see his signature dish, for example. All you see are him over someone’s shoulder or in profile when they couldn’t edit him out completely

[@aaronisuhhh2872]

@@Ohg665 he supposedly spread rumors about Joanna having an affair with her boss, and leaked information about the season online, the producers caught wind of this, and kicked him off the show sometime after the signature dish challenge

[@Ohg665]

@@aaronisuhhh2872 oh. That’s something. Thanks for the info

[@Ohg665]

@@williambryant6175 hmm l see

[@panthekirb7561]

Its CRAZY that the first woman felt confident enough to admit she was nominating someone who was a rival to her and someone she didnt like. Cmon I can understand doing it but admitting to have done it is wild.

[@quangminhtran2916]

And you know what's even wilder? she (Corey) ended up becoming best friend with the chef she once saw as a rival (Christina).

[@abhainnxv1554]

Funny thing is, nominating competition wasn't new at that point, it's just that the first person who did it, Michael Wray, was a lot smarter about it, and actually tried to make the nominations seem genuine. Granted, this was the only season in Hell's Kitchen where Ramsay didn't have the power to overrule nominations, but I think Michael's move at the Final 7 is what caused that format change.

[@TheKYLEdavid]

@@abhainnxv1554 Yeah, if Michael had just said “I’m nominating Chris and Elsie because I think they are the hardest for me to bear in the end”, there’s no way Gordon would’ve gone along with it. Heck, I feel like Michael probably loses the season if he does this, as Gordon would no longer trust his decision making

[@JupiHornet1]

Dang Big Mak I didn't expect to see you here lol

[@panthekirb7561]

@@JupiHornet1 I have been watching Hells Kitchen stuff from the official channel for over 2 and a half years now. I have started watching more videos like this one somewhat recently though. Probably not the weirdest thing Im into.

[@chocolateafrican2368]

The rule breakers know who they are. They can speak for themselves.

[@troy16]

'listen you chippy idiot'

[@McRaidenEii]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aaronh248]

Spoken like a bitch

[@gasfrommyanusi0i594]

i see what you did there!

[@donaldjenkins2796]

Chocolate African, is there any other kind?

[@marcolias]

You missed one mate, and it was hilarious. When Petrozza saved his teammate by slicing the meat so thin to get it passed by Sous Chef Scott.

[@smileymctrashbag]

Smart af because it worked lol.

[@hcshorty10]

I wouldn’t exactly call that a rule break though. Still hilarious though

[@seanswinton6242]

@@hcshorty10 That wasn't a rule break. Sous Chef Scott was supposed to catch mistakes at the pass. However, Scott passed it to the customer!😂😂

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Ironically, in the same episode, Christina at that time was struggling on dessert and nobody helped her until Chef Ramsay told everyone on Red Team to help her. Meanwhile, Petrozza decided to help Louross by slicing a properly cooked meat to let the food go to the dining room. Petrozza could just sabotage him but he chose to help him instead, what a gentleman.

[@dj11o9er]

@@margarethmichelina5146 well thats how he is. He's one of the more beloved folks on the show

[@NerdyHippy]

One (dis)honorable mention you could say came close to being a rule break. From season 4, in the challenge where the teams had to use every ingredient and not repeat using them. Louross had the misfortune of coming up short by an ingredient, and Jen tried to tell him to lie and say that he used 4 ingredients. Thankfully Louross chose not to lie, even though it came at the expense of the Blue Team losing the challenge by disqualification. And Jen actually had the nerve to call him an idiot for not lying to Chef Ramsay. Needless to say, her attitude sucks.

[@ryanmusiker8702]

You never lie to Chef Ramsay, in fact, you never lie to anyone, because lies will hurt more than the truth ever will.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@ryanmusiker8702 Even if you lie to him, he still caught you anyway since he's a professional chef who knows high standard. Like the time in Season 2, when Rachel overcooked the beef wellington, she painted it with oil or something to make it look cooked but Chef Ramsay noticed it anyway. Even in Kitchen Nightmares, Chef Ramsay can noticed if the food is microwaved or not.

[@jordandrinkwater1345]

Louross should've taken it further with the honesty and tell Ramsay that Jen tried to make him lie.

[@NerdyHippy]

@@jordandrinkwater1345 I certainly would've. I knew *numerous* women just like her throughout junior high and high school. Loud, obnoxious, thought they were queen shit, thought their gaffes were everyone else's fault, and would blow up on someone for even a syllable of disagreement.

[@samwasser4385]

“Louross was never short on energy. He was just short on cooking ability.”

[@SuperPaopao04]

If we are going to include Andrew's rigging the door lock, then we should also add Season 3 Jen's retrieving spaghetti from a bin because that was the ultimate rule-breaking mistake. That could make her banned from any restaurants.

[@mase5995]

Oh I remember that episode! Imagine if Ramsey had seen her take the spaghetti from the bin

[@Wizards73]

Season 3 How about when they want to put up Julia for Elimination. Even though she’s works at a Waffle House.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Luckily for Jen, Julia told her to say No and covered it up and also in the same episode, Joanna tried to serve rancid crab to customers without even smell it. Also, Jen at least took responsibility of her action by nominated herself while Joanna didn't even admit her mistake for trying to serve rancid crab.

[@fatscout507]

I heard that was staged - the producers made her do that to add something to the show. I’m both relieved and irked at how the producers forced her to make herself look like an idiot just for the camera.

[@natesneatstuff8296]

@@fatscout507 From what I‘ve read, that allegation came directly from Jen herself, so there‘s a realistic chance she wanted to blame her really stupid mistake (which actually destroyed her culinary career down the line, as no restaurant wants to hire her) on the producers to seem less stupid. Wether she actually speaks the truth or not can’t be proven anyway without anyone on the production team speaking up.

[@heymistercarter.]

One I'd include, since I sort of mentioned it in your Unfair Eliminations video: Scotley using red lentils from the back pantry as his side for his Cook For Your Life dish in Season 18. The problem: the criteria of the challenge was to use the fresh ingredients on the Farmer's Market tables to create their dishes. And even when Scotley presented his dish, Ramsay called him out on using the lentils instead of the TONS of fresh ingredients he could've chosen. And yet, even though he broke the rules on an ELIMINATION CHALLENGE, he somehow got saved, and Gizzy got canned instead. As for why this may have happened as it did: One arc at the start of the season was the rivalry between them, since Scotley took the job that Gizzy originally had. As the season went on, Gizzy was seen as more sympathetic and someone trying to find her voice in the kitchen, and Scotley was turning into the season's villain, especially in his new rivalry against Trev. I guess they wanted to keep the one who created better drama on TV instead of the more sympathetic, possible hero character in Gizzy. Even if Scotley broke the rules of the challenge, which I argue should've gotten him disqualified.

[@Father_of_Death]

I think they kept Scotley as long as they did because of ratings.

[@MeeMeeCandy777]

@@Father_of_Death I like drama and ratings, but this is one of the times where I don't agree with the unfair elimination. Thank goodness we have our imaginations on what if stories.

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

It's a competition

[@heymistercarter.]

@@rizkiramadhan9266 yes, and in a competition, there are rules. And if you don't follow the rules and guidelines given in the challenge, you're out.

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

@@heymistercarter. no, what I meant was you implied that it's about "hurr durr funny drama" when it's all about skill

[@kyleschwartz2501]

Jackie dumping the astray on Kristin was crossing the line and very unnecessary. Idc if that person got disqualified after that I would’ve loved seeing them drop the hell out of Jackie.

[@Cruddy129]

Jackie was a real b*tch constantly gloating and acting on about how she's tough and takes sh*t from no one I loathe people like that because it makes them look weak

[@3pootpoot637]

I don’t understand why Jackie would even attempt to mess with Kristin. Literally the first episode of that season Kristin said she was on probation haha

[@margarethmichelina5146]

In another show which was America's Next Top Model, when Tyra Banks decided to put male models to the show for 3 Seasons which arguably a huge mistake for her because putting male models just feel like Big Brother and the show isn't focus on modelling anymore but about who sleep with whom, there's a guy was partying on his birthday and another guy decided to go to sleep early. The birthday guy got drunk so bad, he confronted the other guy and at first, he argued with him that he's not a model more like a personal trainer only later the birthday guy headbutted the guy and made him got bruished on his face. The next day, the birthday guy got disqualified before the challenge.

[@cel9225]

I feel like that could have easily been a fire hazard of some kind

[@iandean1112]

@@margarethmichelina5146 Ayyyy Romeo the violent icon

[@PhoenixMiles_]

I love how with number 4, her team straight up tells her to do other things to help them and when she says that to Gordon, one of them has the nerve to go "What?" as if they didn't tell her to go help right out the gate

[@patrickkanas3874]

I miss chef Scott. He was the only guy who could match Gordon's intensity

[@teaenthusiast2898]

I agree! Dude was badass!

[@jamesryan6008]

Sous Chef Andi had her moments( Anton).

[@TheLegendaryMovieCritic]

Jackie pouring ashes on Kristen was horrible!

[@johntrevy1]

Should have been disqualified for psychiatric reasons.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I'm surprised that she didn't get disqualified after that. It's part of assault and battery which could lead to violence. And later, she had a childish tantrum in her room with that over the top childish raspy voice. Let's not forget she admitted she only cooking for 3 months professionally but expected to be the Head Chef on BLT.

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

My favorite was michael’s sabotage when Ralph was at the pass, even Scott was confused about what he was doing, and then later Ramsay would do this himself in later seasons.

[@davida8145]

I still firmly believe that’s why Michael won the competition

[@robpierce4712]

Michael was a conniving sneak. Couldn't stand the weasel.

[@octopusollie]

wanted to say thanks for these hell’s kitchen vids i love your channel it’s very easy to just turn on a couple vids for a taste of what i love instead of sitting down to watch an entire episode of the show

[@FlynnMasters]

Thanks so much Ollie!

[@tamarao6643]

I like how you give a short recall and actually show the clip you're talking about. Finally I don't feel I'm watching clickbait! keep it up!

[@Fulgore2005]

Number 5 definitely led to a dramatic elimination night for sure. The blue team got entertainment out of it while Jen and Christina were understandably angry with Corey.

[@heymistercarter.]

But the difference is, Gabe and Melissa at least had the opportunity to plead their cases of why they should stay. Sharon didn’t get that. Ramsay just spoke to Jen and Christina and then just eliminated Sharon without asking her anything.

[@Wizards73]

Sharon and Rosann wasn’t put up for elimination, due to them having a bad night. Corey just wanted to get rid of the competition. If somebody did something to u, you shouldn’t get them back. Your here to complete, not to get rid of your strongest player.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Especially to sexist pig Jason and pathetic man-child Matt who laughed for the most.

[@MRMcLean98]

@@Wizards73 Which made Christina's win all the more satisfying as she outlasted everyone who wanted her gone for just that reason.

[@Wizards73]

Especially Virginia from S2. The red team wanted to put Virginia up for elimination. Since she’s the weakest player. She was in the finale with Heather. She became runner up. And Julia from S3, when the red team wanted to nominate her when they lose dinner serivce. She works as a Waffle House chef. She made it far then any member of the red team who wasn’t in the black jackets. Like Tiffany, Joanna, and Melissa.

[@heymistercarter.]

You know, I almost wonder if it was somehow timed that Scott would show up right as Andrew was taping the door bolt, just so we could have that kind of confrontational moment. One thing I've learned in reality TV: VERY few things happen purely by coincidence. I find it hard to believe Andrew somehow thought it'd be a good idea to rig the door lock, and that Chef Scott just HAPPENED to be walking by right at that moment to call him out on it. While that was fun to see in the moment, I do have to wonder if the producers called him in to bust him on it, or if they knew this was going to happen, and had Scott waiting in the wings ready to bust Andrew.

[@omegadragoon1544]

Chef Scott ain't stupid

[@Unotuchable]

Chef Scott was probably told by the producers.

[@mikemccormack8993]

If you notice, he was on the phone just walking by... who do you think he was talking to? lol

[@FlynnMasters]

Any other rule breaks I missed? Also, here's a video about the Unwritten Rules of Hell's Kitchen - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a161h6Oihr2JmbM

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

Unwritten rule: Winners of Individual Challenges always bring runners-up on reward with them. Seriously that one always gets brought up.

[@dchuricci]

Michelle from S17 broke the rules by intentionally telling Manda her pasta was cooked when it wasn't

[@shroom736]

@@dchuricci That was added in another video about sabotages

[@frankieseward8667]

cab you do top chef videos? pretty cool show!

[@darcyroberts8873]

Joseph breaking the fight agreement and almost tried to fight Ramsay

[@spudkin564]

These rule-breakers know who they are. They can speak for themselves.

[@AustinBlack28]

hey smartass,i said who is the rule breaker and why

[@starrythinker]

I see what you did there, lol

[@SuperPaopao04]

Hey! I asked you a simple fucking question. Your first rule-breaker and why?

[@Wizards73]

Season 6 when Tennile gave a pregnant lady a raw shrimp. When Van was running in the restaurant. Season 11 when Jacqueline stop service for no reason. Berret served a raw chicken to chef James wife.

[@Wizards73]

Season 10 when Barbie uses a meat thermometer to check the chicken. Season 10 when meat and fish were on the same tray.

[@wav9686]

One thing that did happen like 5 minutes after Vinny’s ejection. Raj started stacking his garnishes on the counter instead of communicating with his teammates on when they should go out with what. Vinny was actually right and Raj got kicked out too.

[@Kenny_D6665]

Still, it would’ve been better for Vinny to give Raj a chance and see him sink instead of recommending no sides.

[@williammoore6128]

Can you do a video on hell's kitchens brutal elimination quotes? That would be hilarious

[@FlynnMasters]

Good Idea!!

[@williammoore6128]

@@FlynnMasters Appreciate it

[@frankieseward8667]

​@@FlynnMasters you'll probably need an hour

[@ChristineTheHippie]

Full respect to Kristin, and she did indeed beat Jacking with her own skill.

[@Robsonski96]

Can you blame Vinny for what he did? I wouldn't trust Raj with the food... no, scratch that. I wouldn't trust Raj with ANYTHING, neither.

[@lastdayonearthmysteryman4849]

No! Vinny wasn’t wrong here about Raj but don’t disrespect Ramsey!

[@AceStriker-b6j]

No matter how much Raj sucks at cooking, Vinny still did a very stupid mistake. Nuff Said.

[@Homerstar]

I’m still shocked at how Vinny didn’t get eliminated that week.

[@godzilla701]

I think the worst was season 1, Micheal was sabotaging Ralph during dinner service. And it surprised Gordon so much that he actually adopted the sabotage by having his sous chefs in later seasons change a dish. Say a lobster risotto, they would add crab instead to see if they'd notice the difference. Now Micheal never even added crab meat to his dish to see if Ralph would even notice and since he didn't Ramsey wasn't happy that Ralph didn't live up to the hype

[@AlexLopez-qj1or]

That's wasn't even a rule breaker.

[@nevermind5657]

i am so glad that the scott i think, who the micheal said what he was doing, let him do it.

[@REALmikegordan]

That was simply a trial run though, just to give Michael and Ralph a bit of practice at the Pass before the real thing. Interestingly enough, this trial run as well as the sabotage would both be implemented in the penultimate dinner services in every season since.

[@BalimaarTheBassFish]

Still I feel Andrew did come up with a perfectly valid point. if I remember correctly the team was supposed to have their own menu. Except Ralph decided to rubbish everyone elses suggestions so it was a Ralph Team menu as opposed to a Blue Team menu

[@seanswinton6242]

Correct. Then Ralph said nothing during Ramsay's discussion following the service. Even though he sacked everybody's input. That's when I turned on Ralph. So when Michael sabotaged him, I was happy to see it! That was true Karma!👏👏

[@BalimaarTheBassFish]

@@seanswinton6242 also a major reason why I was happy to see Ralph lose. I didnt think Andrew would win in the end but he did not deserve to be kicked out the way he was.

[@madingthree]

You are literally the only person I’ve seen on this platform who would defend Raj and frame Vinny when he set Raj up by not letting customers order sides

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

Another good video, albeit contentious since a couple of these count as unspoken rules rather than outright rules. One moment of breaking, or at least not following rules, was S9E5, where the teams had to make dishes each with a certain protein, and Krupa cooked filet mignon, when she was supposed to be cooking veal. No one from her team even noticed she was cooking the wrong protein. Because of this, despite her dish being well received, it was disqualified from the challenge, and was a factor in the Red Team losing reward despite the score initially being tied.

[@Father_of_Death]

When Jackie says "CRAZY! DERANGED!" she sounds like Envy from FMA.

[@frankieseward8667]

these rule breaking moments would be a good way to get axed. Can you do top eliminations that weren't nominated

[@jonsnow6631]

A recent one - someone brought a digital thermometer in the show. It's the season where young people are the contenstants.

[@TheKYLEdavid]

I wonder if they actually had it as a rule that you couldn’t bring your own cooking supplies, or if Gordon just saw it as so pathetic that he couldn’t properly cook meat even with a digital thermometer that he sent him home anyways

[@jonsnow6631]

@@TheKYLEdavid It's not allowed.

[@alyssavaldez32]

i was looking for this comment!!

[@Fulgore2005]

Like when Barbie used one in Season 10, just to get ejected from service.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Chef Ramsay even said: "A good chef doesn't need thermometer to know if the meat is cooked." Also, the guy who got eliminated is a food vlogger and he's been trainwreck from the beginning as he forgot to debain his shrimp on his signature dish and also not cooking his dish properly on Alcohol Challenge and in bottom 2, he's also look confused on the meat station and even chuckled when Chef Ramsay confront him. He's probably getting a slap from reality that just because you're popular on internet doesn't mean you're ready for real life job. It's like having a KZbinr or Tiktokers who spend entire day on their platform finally having a job on their own and realize how suck it is.

[@artisticanna5275]

The fact that they thought they could pull the wool over Ramsey's eyes is HILARIOUS 😂

[@samwasser4385]

“Sharon clearly showed great attention to detail. Unfortunately it wasn’t for her cooking it was for her makeup.”

[@tiggerpooh2715]

In season 1, I think during a black jacket episode, Michael hid the steaks when Jessica was on the meat station and became the hero when he “found” them. That episode never gets mentioned.

[@tristynbishop6158]

Jackie is essentially the stereotype of people from New Jersey

[@E-Man5805]

That sous chef was directed there by the production team. Ain’t no way he just happens to be walking by while on the phone. So his “You think I’m stupid?” Makes no sense.

[@robpierce4712]

Michael from season 1 was the most conniving, sneaky weasel of all of them. He nominated for the same reason Corey did, hid steaks one episode and then "magically" found them.

[@tultiden2040]

I can't remember which season it was, but there was also the time someone used the sample eggs (which has sat out for a while) for the breakfast service to get food out.

[@REALmikegordan]

Jeremy in Season 11. Got him eliminated off the winning team.

[@ghostcruncher1043]

Kristin has balls! If Jackie did that to anyone else, she would have had the absolute piss kicked out of her. Over a $2 lighter..

[@bobeyay]

Vinny technically didnt break any rules, he said never said not to order sides, he just said it would be a long wait if they order sides

[@jayharv285]

That isn't his job to tell them. Gordon is the one who will inform others of that

[@Wizards73]

He was working at the restaurant he will know.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, Vinny forgot he worked for his team not for himself. Even though Raj is out of this world, I would give him another chance to cook side dishes and if you watch the episode, even Raj is already preparing the sides.

[@SadieLorendaJ]

Won't somebody rid me of this turbulent Raj?

[@f1fan112]

I thought Andrew was genius for trying to tape the door...

[@TheKYLEdavid]

It would be genius if he managed to do it without getting caught But considering there were cameras everywhere, Ramsey would’ve found out about it even if he did it without anyone seeing it in person

[@thomasgibbons3226]

Would love to see a ranking of Hell's kitchen villains. Wonder where the best and worst Villains would be placed like Sabrina, Elise, Jackie, Jason, and Russell.

[@urbanfool1]

Don't forget Barbie

[@thomasgibbons3226]

@@urbanfool1 I don't know if I can really call Barbie a villain. At least which barbie are you referring too? Because if it's the one im thinking of, I don't think she can be regarded as a villain especially because Robyn, Tiffany, and Kimmie filled the antagonistic roles already.

[@seanswinton6242]

@Thomas Gibbons I agree. They sparked everything bad that season. Barbie just retaliated and stood up for herself. Can't forget the passive-aggressive Dana. Nominating Barbie in one episode for facial expressions and every chance she got in 2 seasons. Barbie single handly saved a challenge in 17 when Josh smothered the coals. IMO, Barbie was just one of the many casualties of what appears to be a consistently toxic clique that forms on the Red Team season after season.

[@seanswinton6242]

@Thomas Gibbons I agree. They sparked everything bad that season. Barbie just retaliated and stood up for herself. Can't forget the passive-aggressive Dana. Nominating Barbie in one episode for facial expressions and every chance she got in 2 seasons. Barbie single handly saved a challenge in 17 when Josh smothered the coals. IMO, Barbie was just one of the many casualties of what appears to be a consistently toxic clique that forms on the Red Team season after season.

[@Porverauk]

Did the producers actually ask Kristin if she wanted Jackie to be ejected from the show???

[@FlynnMasters]

That's what I heard.

[@Cruddy129]

I have heard that it did happen because i think the producers actually stepped in and talked to her about it, but she legit wanted to prove them wrong Which with all due respect, i cannot commend her enough for that

[@The_Moons_Heart]

Wow I don't think I've actually watched a vid like this one, how fun. Thanke

[@fnafsummoners5679]

To answer number 4, on Autumn; Autumn was extremely arrogant and believed she was better then her team and had more talent then them. In the final episode, Holi tells her to stop butting into Nilka and Shibon (?) Cook, and Autumn yells ' they don't know what they're doing! ' basically implying she believed they didn't even know how to cook, to me

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, Autumn got nominated many times on that season. She also sucks at Blue Team, and made Chef Ramsay go back to Red Team.

[@fnafsummoners5679]

@@margarethmichelina5146 blue team liked her at first then she talked and talked and talked and talked and talked and fumbled loads of dinner services, killing their faith in her quickly

[@fnafsummoners5679]

@@margarethmichelina5146 jay even said he liked hanging out with her Then found her extremely annoying

[@izzycassiopeia8450]

I remember watching the ep with Jackie and Kristin. I was shocked and angry(havin multiple ciggarette burns myself). I wanted her out at that second. I understand why Kristin chose to not kick her out, but I wish she would have. That woman does not deserve a spot in that kitchen. She's a danger to the rest of the contestants

[@rowelmaravilla7951]

Jeremy and Zack for serving the same scrambled egg Gordon makes an hour ago

[@margarethmichelina5146]

It was just Jeremy. Also, Jeremy is fucking useless.

[@rakitakhan]

I loved it when Chef Scott goes off !

[@ToroxArg]

I think a list on most beloved or the biggest villains in the show would be a heck of a good list

[@DeLuca97]

The Sous Chefs can be freaking scary.. remember the time when Andi yelled at Anton? Gosh that woman’s amazijg

[@Riehentar]

Jackie: "They think I'm unprofessional. Maybe they're just intimidated, maybe they thought I was gonna kill them all." - Well having that kind of energy and threatening ppl is kind of unprofessional lol

[@pinkduskstone1543]

The pork challenge in Season 7, Episode 5 had the Red Team break the rules in an idiotic fashion. They made sweet potato soup with ham hock garnish, when the ham hock is supposed to be the hero of the dish. Maria described herself best: "Idiot. I'm an idiot."

[@AngelicHalfblood]

8:07 I have been in a situation once where someone was almost removed and arrested for being aggressively threatening. I actually instructed the person being threatened to lock themselves in the bathroom connected to their bedroom through text message, texted/called/ voice messaged for help, all while keeping myself locked in my room. When everything was handled, I was given a day on wether this person who was being aggressive should leave our house, arrested or stay with restrictions at our house. I feel slightly better hearing that someone on Hell's Kitchen said: "you don't have to remove them" and get called bada** for making that choice. Thank you for making my day.

[@RyanSchilling-fg9qn]

With the Vinny thing. Ramsey also didn’t think raj could get out any sides but he would never tell people not to order them

[@jesemepardens9151]

Could have also added Jackie's stupid list in one of the punishments that pissed the hello out of sous-chef Christina

[@rt1cl3367]

Jackie didn't break the rules in that episode...she broke the LAW!!!

[@ryantyler9677]

I didn't know that about Kristen and Jackie. Wow she had a chance to have Jackie thrown out for assault but endured to get farther than her. All I can say is: Kristen has earned my respect.

[@KalosRegionGuy]

When Frank in season 15 made 2 dishes for a challenge because he hated Manda

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

I remember in your livestream w/ RussellMuscleTV that Elise from HK9 would be good on Survivor, due to making alliances, and this video reminds me that Corey would be good there too, given she knows to target the big threats early. HK is the wrong show to do that obviously, but on Survivor, have at it.

[@FlynnMasters]

Haha right? Heck, she was taking out big threats even before it was normal in Survivor!

[@JoppingBen10Fan]

I think she could potentially do well on like Celebrity Big Brother too

[@Wizards73]

Suzanne season 6 makes alliances Autumn season 7 Melissa season 3 Tiffany season 10

[@MitchieDBBC]

"I didn't break the rules, you broke the rules" "How did you know I broke the rules, unless you broke the rules"

[@BlueAversion]

I think you mean Ramsay couldn't care less. If he could care less, it means he does care at least a little.

[@H41030v3rki110ny0u]

Americans get this wrong so often lol

[@j.paulm.1575]

If I remember correctly for number 2, they were allowed to keep the item they had retrieved from the storage room, but when he did that, that was revoked. I do not remember why he would have done that or if the store room would have been needed again.

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

What about when Carol was eliminated on the winning team.

[@Venkintus]

Heh would have to include Raj too

[@pizzaf]

that was gordon breaking the rules not a contestant

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

@@pizzaf Oh I'm stupid

[@FlynnMasters]

I'll be talking about moments like that more for next week ;)

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

@@FlynnMasters looking forward to it

[@oliviajeanne7709]

The last woman honestly I’m surprised she didn’t get smacked in the face for trying to burn her. Even if she didn’t go hand to hand she still tried to burn her with her cigarette. Also if she wants unprofessional she needs to look at herself because if she can’t be calm and whatever one thing for sure never put your hand on another.

[@sharonhaywood2818]

Vinny decided to tell the customers not to order the sides very stupid idea because all Gordon Ramsay had to do was move that person off of the area where the sides was. I think a newborn baby could have made a better decision than that

[@kobayashi1194]

Yeah in hindsight it was a really dumb idea.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Just because Raj is in his world and probably not coming from Earth, doesn't mean you have to avoid the sides which made by Raj. He didn't realize that he sabotaged his own team! He forgot that he worked as a team not as an individual.

[@TheKYLEdavid]

Also, Vinny should’ve considered that he would’ve been just fine even if his team lost the service, so he should’ve just focused on his own survival Sticking your neck out to cheat and save your team’s weakest chef makes no sense. If he was cheating to help himself, at least that makes sense

[@Wizards73]

Vinny was trying to speed things up, but it backfires. Anytime when u go to any restaurant, they don’t take sides off the menu.

[@xhappybunnyx]

especially insane considering the whole show's essentially a long grueling televised job interview

[@musicworld-dh4iq]

7:43 Anybody besides me think this should've resulted in arrest?

[@garretts6678]

You broke the rules rules rules. -Eric Cartman

[@queenbee202rose6]

Wow , it makes sense how these people broke the rules . Honestly I wasn’t too suprised when they got kicked out in the first place

[@chazztreat8317]

Hey Flynn you should do the worst signature dishes that aren’t prepackaged.

[@smellyelly7869]

missed the chick who pulled spaghetti out of the trash and tried to serve it

[@simearsov]

You didn't mention that one time when the contestants of one team tried to screw over their teammate by sabotaging on purpose during diner service? That was at least top 3, mate...

[@seanswinton6242]

True. Season 15 Ariel. Taking undercooked fish by another chef to the pass. Sending a dish to the pass without a quail egg, sending Chad home. And the dirtiest tricks of putting salt in a chef's food when their not looking. I saw Michelle from Season 14 and 17 do that. Along with lying about cooked pasta to sabotage Manda. Elise yelled incorrect orders after Chef Ramsay purposely to sabotage Barbie. Lastly numerous chefs turn off stoves on teammates to get them eliminated for bad performance and false negligence! Schemes and plots to rid teams because they just didn't like someone was abundant. Sterling and Julia immediately come to mind!

[@simearsov]

@@seanswinton6242 well, aint u the biggest fan ever

[@REALmikegordan]

Honestly, I think moments like that egg challenge are reasons why Shioban was eliminated over Fran as she had shown repeatedly to have any willpower or leadership qualities and just simply allowed the rest of her team to push her around all the time with about as close to zero fightback as you can imagine.

[@Itsaluigi123]

I think you can tell when Gordon Ramsay is actually mad and not playing it up for the camera, and Vinny fucked up bad

[@TheDeviIDogg]

I love that Ramsey usually says screw the TV you're stupid and I'm vetoing what you're doing

[@abhainnxv1554]

Try a Top 5 Things Contestants Did That Changed Hell's Kitchen Things like Michael not nominating Jimmy in Season 1, that sort of thing.

[@paulybfromda303]

I know Jackie is considered an all time villain on HK, but I bet hanging out with her irl would be a riot

[@multifandomer_]

8:09 I mentioned this fact in an hk related post and Ashley denied this being true

[@elitehaxxor8025]

Jackie was honestly impressive. She had a few months of culinary experience and hung around while many seasoned chefs got booted.

[@etherealhatred]

Yeah i would be impressed that an amateur seriously would dare to serve raw food too

[@elitehaxxor8025]

@@etherealhatred I'm almost certain every chef in their entire career has served raw food, even Gordon himself.

[@etherealhatred]

@@elitehaxxor8025 i'm not doubting that, but in this show is alarmingly constant, that's the problem

[@dissraps]

"top 5 rule breakers" "#5: ok so this one didn't break a rule but" You know you're in for an intelligent video...

[@kyote1089]

2:23 How did the scene where they nominated Don, who apparently didn't even cook, play out? I've never seen that one!

[@Fulgore2005]

The nomination was rightly shot down. And Ramsay nominated Tavon and Royce, who the blue team originally wanted to nominate.

[@botchedoperations3485]

I think there is a bigger meaning in the nominations. Is like “you are the boss, have to let someone go.” Ramsey is looking for them to decide on performance rather than personal reasons. I’m pretty sure they get negative marks with chef Ramsey behind the scenes. Suddenly the restaurant is filled with incompetent employees that are friends with the head chef.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

-What about the time when Frank from Season 15 cooked 2 meats in the team challenge just because he doesn't trust Manda who is a woman and just transferred to Blue Team? -Or the time Matt from Season 16 tried to break the 4th wall on dinner service while arguing with Chef Ramsay by blaming the camera? Who the hell does he think he is? Deadpool? -Or Mister "They can speak for themselves, they know who they are" who tried to get physical to Chef Ramsay? Can't believe you didn't put that moment on that list but you put the time Jackie threw the ashtray on Kristin instead.

[@davida8145]

Last one’s different because, while Joseph talked like a prick, he never assaulted anyone on the show.

[@awwabanana6149]

Ooh in the HK Young Guns, someone used a meat thermometer. And still effed up the temperature 🫣

[@rabidbasher]

I don't get why blue team had a two-part punishment with the cleaning and the storage room punishment in season 1. It was bad enough they had to wash the dishes, but it would be a lot harder to win the service with a punishment that affects the service itself.

[@ThatOnlyAsianGuy]

You see personally if someone put ashes on me...............

[@vaporkay7831]

Jackie: "Maybe they're just intimidated, maybe they thought I was gonna kill them all!" Also Jackie: "That's what happens when you can't strangle a bitch."

[@iammarlonwilson]

last one is savage 💀, i’ll get her off with my skill

[@calhoot3577]

"CrAaaZyy DeRrRanGeD" 😂 Edit: @7:57

[@lightbluewaves5526]

Jackie sounds like she doesn't just smoke 5 packs a day, she also eats them literally

[@omegawilliam95s36]

Vinnie: I don't think Raj can get these garnishes out. Raj: Already has a million prepared. So your little executive decision was completely pointless, I'm surprised nobody talks about this.

[@FoxGamer39618]

6:41 For a second, I almost expected Scott to change the combination on the door.

[@thesausage351]

I think honestly Scott is scarier than Gord. Gordon will yell at you for a reason, but Scott IS IN YOUR FACE as soon as the voice goes up. He actually looks scary, too, where as Gordon doesn’t look very threatening, but, he is quite a large fella.

[@SilverLowB33]

Love your vids man 👍

[@FlynnMasters]

Thanks so much Kelon!!

[@jack53white]

Imagine if Kristin actually snitched for Jackie to get ejected for pouring the ashtray on her.

[@omegadragoon1544]

Don't forget arguing with the head chef and his sous chefs! That one is also rule breaking. Some chefs broke this rule multiple times. Head chef and sous chefs know everything, they're always right. They're DARING you to pop off, they're asking for it Just carry out whatever they say and you'll be much better off

[@rjtotal5912]

Similar to Siobhan getting help, I think Milly (from Philly) helping Adam with his dish by giving him rice from his meal wound up screwing the blue team over

[@cormac7880]

in young guns someone brought a meat thermometer and chef Ramsey sent him home

[@markchan2413]

Both matt from season 20 & barbie from season 10 had meat thermometers on them

[@atuliyengar9638]

the only rules that are explicitly mentioned is in the opening of hell's kitchen season one.

[@thrashmaniac99]

I would be curious to see these lists for Hell's Kitchen. Top 10 most hated chefs and top 10 most liked/endearing chefs. If you ask me who's the most hated, it's a two-legged race between Elise Wims and Sabrina Brimhall. For my most liked or endearing, it's another two-legged race between Robert Heese and Sterling Wright.