The Most Satisfying Eliminations In Hell's Kitchen History

While many eliminations can leave fans frustrated, every once in awhile, we get an elimination long overdo, or unexpected, leading to the ultimate satisfaction.
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[@FlynnMasters]

What elimination in Hell's Kitchen personally left you the most satisfied?

[@CrownedGrassy]

My personal Opinion: it’s between Four Tom S2 Seth S4 Elise S9 and also Lacey the absolute pig from S5

[@Pepito_Sanchez]

Zacky Wacky from Season 11.

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

I would actually go with Matt from season 16. He was just a completely vile excuse for a human being.

[@TheGoombassador]

Raj in the eyes of his team.

[@carolapasten832]

Elise s9 and s 17 i whas so happy when she got eliminated

[@indigostudios7851]

"Elise, shut up." Let's face it, that's the best thing anyone has ever said on this show.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Don't forget Chef Andi who told her first back in Season 9

[@HESHRocketWarhead]

And the follow up was a chef's kiss moment. "Don't tell me to shut up!" "Shut up!"

[@NateKyng]

lol No, the best part is when she tells him not to tell her to shut up and he says it again without missing a beat

[@tswizz4268]

@@NateKyng actually, the greatest part was when she said "Don't tell me to shut up!" and then he really quickly responded with "Shut up" lmao

[@maxwinkler2376]

@@tswizz4268 also when nick called elise rude, and Elise went "I'm rude?" And in the next heartbeat, he looks at her right after and said "are you deaf?" I lmao so hard on that one lol 😂. I loved he had the balls to not put up with her shit

[@Domanese]

It was amazingly satisfying seeing Elise in the confessional upset that Michele won it all in the All Stars season. Lemon and salt in the wound for her.

[@multiwatever101]

I dont think michele deserved to win but im fine with it just to see elise’s tears

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And then she asked "Are you okay, Elise?" While holding the champagne and then drink it, it's so shady and savage at the same time. Meanwhile, Elise is crying on jealousy and Barbie calmed her down: "Hey, you're on winning team."

[@shawndale7344]

wish someone would have come up to Elise and tapped her on the head and said "Boop"

[@jbearclowater]

@@multiwatever101 Nick was shafted in that final three in my opinion. He should have been the one to win.

[@90hjorth]

I mean wasn’t everyone, why was Michele even in the final 3 let alone the winner!?!?

[@vitomcsween974]

Sabrina, Elise and Tiffanys elimination deserves a standing ovation and celebration, cause everyone watching was happy they were gone

[@thepancakereviewer]

Everyone except the red team who had a hate boner for Barbie.

[@dizzylilthing]

Ngl I stan Elise so hard, love her so fucking much. toxic girlboss vibes aren't conducive to good relationships but they are fun to watch

[@crabbyj]

Yes!!! This!! Nailed it Vito! 👍👍

[@Locket.L]

@@dizzylilthingalthough she fucked over Jennifer not in a girlboss way but in a really petty way/

[@Akira_of_the_Fae]

Elise was the WORST

[@pisspratt9002]

Gordon making Lacey go in and say bye to everyone knowing they all hate her is cold blooded lol

[@Jayshiver]

Fr. Ben, Robert, and Danny doing amazing without her and winning that night might be my favorite moment in the show’s history

[@weltonvillegal6258]

And Danny’s two fingers salute was on point!

[@AdderTude]

The other thing that made Elise such a hated contestant was that she always, _always_ turned on the crocodile tears when she was up for elimination. Constantly played the pity card at Ramsay to avoid getting sent home.

[@ultmswag3170]

It’s like she’s acting for a play that is scheduled to take place in a state prison.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And then in final 3, when Ramsay called Paul, she cried again but the cried looked so genuine because she mostly upset that she almost made it. Even after the finale is over, she's crying again in front of Ramsay and The Sous Chefs!

[@ultmswag3170]

@@margarethmichelina5146 definitely a sore loser.

[@SaucyCharmander]

Her hypocrisy drove me insane the most, she would say things like why are you so defensive or they always just talk when called out, like you literally do this every time what are you on about?

[@wadewilson8011]

She's a quintessential narcissist. Spoiled, entitled, self privileged, you'd think she was raised by stuck up white socialites in Beverly Hills.

[@KenS1267]

About Elise, she's not a professional chef. She's a personal trainer. She did some stuff in her first HK appearance that were so unacceptable that folks in the restaurant business wanted to know what kitchen she had been working at and getting away with them in and the folks in her hometown outed her as not actually being a working chef. I'm not sure if she went to culinary school or not but IIRC she calls herself a "personal chef" because she cooks for some of her training clients. She clearly got dragged along in that first appearance as far as possible just for the drama.

[@nachoalvarez7171]

Actually she is a caterer

[@maximusprime3459]

I do believe they dragged her out longer than she should've been there.

[@HuckleisMyHoney]

Hearing Robert's "Tiny Violin" after Lacey gets eliminated makes it all the much better.

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

"Adios...biatch." 😂😂

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I bet it's the same violin from Mr Krabs.

[@rogerdodger1984]

Robert wasnt even that much better than her though. He was a fat, lazy oaf. Go back and watch that season and its funny because only 2 chefs ever had a shot of making to the end of that season cuz everyone else was terrible.

[@jumpers500]

@@rebeccamcdermott9259 Lacey was absolute garbage from the start and she was completely useless.

[@drmayeda1930]

Robert and Joeseph both had interesting eliminations. Robert had a unique attitude but Joeseph trying to get tough with Ramsey was the most memorable. Robert shouldn't have come back after he ended up in the hospital for the second consecutive season.

[@seanahmed9079]

How could you guys feature Gia?? The poor thing cut her entire finger off and fixed it back up by sqeezing it together!! To the point where no one could tell she even cut off her finger! That is very impressive and I think she deserves credit for her amazing grit!! and her self-healing powers

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

😂😂😂 watching it was hysterical

[@luuduonghy659]

Gia also making history She is the first chef to faked an injuiry in a dinner service

[@aidanaylward9237]

@@luuduonghy659 she ain't the first Gia to open doors

[@Sharkwizard]

She’s like an axolotl

[@Hello-ig1px]

That is impossible dude, if you cut off any of your limbs or any tissue whatsoever, you can’t just squeeze it back into place. We are humans bro, not lizards.

[@drums4metal]

Robert's violin joke always gets me 😂

[@SaxyLament]

I forgot about that. 😂

[@margarethmichelina5146]

He took the lesson from Mr Krabs

[@chrisc95367]

The "eeeeeh pfft" is what gets me 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@weltonvillegal6258]

@@chrisc95367 - She sucks. Adios, beyotch…..

[@easiestcc6451]

Its very clearly a spongebob reference and I love it

[@alejandrorosas8199]

“Don’t tell me to shut up!” “Shut up!” The best moment by far 😭😂

[@Kenny_D6665]

Elise vs. Michelle and Nick was amazing.

[@years-ti7xl]

Sigma Nick

[@DaveVampireSlayer]

Me: Oh, I'm sorry..... SHUT UP, B***H!

[@gorrow1990]

Both of Elise's eliminations were great. But Jennifer outlasting Elise when they faced off a second time was very satisfying bc Jennifer was clearly better than Elise in Season 9 yet they kept Elise for ratings. So seeing Elise collapse as badly as she did right before Black Jackets was great.

[@BurningAzure]

And because Elise had manipulated Will and Paul (what a likable final 2), that made it so much easier.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, in All Star, Jennifer doesn't even care if she doesn't get Black Jacket, she's just happy to finally beat Elise.

[@briannao9251]

“I still beat Elise” Top 15 quote in Hells Kitchen history

[@Bariom_dome]

And Jennifer hated Elise with a passion. Seeing her outlasting Elise was the best

[@RaymondCarver-vy9uk]

@@BurningAzure I'm thinking that even if Will and Paul had said that Jennifer was a better CHef, Elise still would've stayed for dramatic effect and Jennifer still would've been eliminated.

[@BeautyMonster1000]

I'm definitely the most satisfied by Elise's elimination because I feel it was the one that was the most deserved out of all HK's eliminations. It's something you're just waiting for while watching the show and when it finally happens, it's the best feeling in the world. Great video! 🙂

[@MdnightWnd]

Elise completely ruined season 9 for me. I can't even rewatch it.

[@johnaustin209]

Absolutely. PArdon my language but she's the biggest c*** in HK history.

[@cunningfox831]

Maybe I need to rewatch season 9, but I think that Jens elimination from season 4 was the longest deserved and most satisfying elim imo.

[@MdnightWnd]

@@cunningfox831 I thought it was funny as crap that she got eliminated from service in a later season.

[@cunningfox831]

@@MdnightWnd I know lmao she got eliminated almost immediately in season 18

[@PartyPickles101]

for me, amber from s19 was a super satisfying one. amber is a strong chef don't get me wrong, from the first few episodes I was like "oh yeah she's definately getting a black jacket" but she really let the moving to the blue team get to her and let pettiness get to her. you can see her downward spiral from there. she really doesn't give her team enough credit for their skills. nikki 100% deserved the jacket over her. she soooo got robbed. BUT all that being said, when amber got eliminated finally, it was a rock lifted from my shoulders.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

What's more embarrasing is, she's the only final 6 and Black Jacket who didn't keep her jacket. Even Nikki kept her jacket because of how much she progress throughout the competition. Ever since she moved to Blue Team, Amber becomes whiner, complainer, crybaby, and needs her teammate to babysit her. Even Marc who's equally annoying as her cheered her up on Cook for Your Life Challenge. Say what you want about Marc, but he at least support his team unlike Amber who's not exactly wanted to be in Blue Team. Don't forget in the finale, she complained to Kori for not picking her as her brigade since Kori picked Jordan until the morning on finale! What the fuck? Also, she made Mary-Lou lost because she struggled on fish station and made Mary-Lou switch her station with Cody. And her excuse is, "Oh yeah, Cody is her boyfriend. Of course, he's gonna be nice on her." No, Honey, you just suck at cooking fish. Also, Cody has been your teammate for many weeks and he knows your attitude very well.

[@nastya7415]

I WAS GONNA SAY,THIS she was so annoying too, "why didn't you pick me" she was such a cocky bitch

[@debrakleid5752]

@@margarethmichelina5146 Amber didn’t bother me as much as Elise and Gia. They were incredibly nasty but Amber was very annoying after moving to the blue team and even insulting them by saying that she likes to be on a winning team. And I forgot about her complaining to Kori all morning as to why other people were chosen before her.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@debrakleid5752 Also, it's kinda like a karma for Kori because Kori always told her to not trusting the Blue Team because they're gonna backstabbing her which is not true because the Blue Team has done with her especially Declan and Cody

[@nicatv2929]

Amber strong? She's like the female version of Scott (S7).

[@davidfearis7335]

2:35 "We all know that TIFFANY was an absolute pig" Thank goodness its not just me who thinks that

[@colt9836]

Is Tiffany the one who just, openly allowed another contestant to cheat with her on the said contestants wife, or am I thinking of someone else?

[@entertainmentjunkie]

Pretty sure everyone does. If not your disgusting also

[@princesssmileyface91]

I watched that season with my mom, and we said, she looked so trashy.

[@entertainmentjunkie]

@@princesssmileyface91 she does!

[@PintheDog]

@@colt9836 That was Heather from season sixteen.

[@LittleMissRequiem]

It’s not necessarily an elimination, but seeing Russell lose to Nona in the Season 8 finale was incredibly satisfying for me, especially after seeing how they each treated their respective brigades in the finale. Nona trusted, respected, and believed in her team from the start. She knew how to keep them motivated, and even when someone really began to screw her over (Boris on the halibut, for instance), she handled the situation in a positive and professional way, while still making it clear that she was not going to put up with any BS. I won’t necessarily say she treated her team like family, but she did treat them with respect and show genuine gratitude for their work. On the other hand, not only did Russell’s faith in his team very quickly fall apart, but he kept repeating things like “urgency” and “this is MY day” as he kept pushing his team, resulting in food being sent out too soon and then promptly sent back, as well as a work environment so toxic that Chef Ramsay himself had to step in and tell Russell to get a grip. And of course, who can forget his now-infamous exit interview in which he vows to blackball his entire team as revenge for his loss? No matter how talented a chef may be individually, they don’t stand a chance at winning the final dinner service without a well-managed brigade. Nona treated her brigade like her comrades in arms (which they essentially were), but Russell treated his brigade worse than like his servants and ultimately like his worst enemies. That is what ultimately sealed Russell’s fate and secured Nona’s victory.

[@HESHRocketWarhead]

Russell at least walked back his comments later on in an interview, regretting his statements. He did pin it on his emotions though, saying that he'd only really had like five minutes to dwell on the loss when he was made to do a confessional reaction, so he was in the middle of recovering from that. Still, there are some things that are better left unsaid.

[@Rae-ke8pi]

The thing about Nona that really bugs me is how she let her head get big after she won. When she came back with the other winners to go against black jackets she was such a bitch to the other chefs. I remember Christina saying something about how different she was and it really broke my heart. I loved Season 8 Nona :(

[@klaudiagrob]

@@Rae-ke8pi Nona's win messed with her head.

[@weltonvillegal6258]

@@HESHRocketWarhead- Definitely needs anger management therapy……

[@Tuturial464]

@@Rae-ke8piI think the same could be said about Christina, especially when she should be eliminated for burning head chef grumpy hands… twice

[@mellowfellow845]

A lot of people are upset that Elise made all the way to third place in season 9, but think of it this way: she got that far and spent so much of her time there, only for her dream to be crushed. I can only imagine how that must feel.

[@poweredvoltage3213]

As annoying as Elise is, I 100% agree that it must be heartbreaking to get to close

[@thewhambam]

​​@@poweredvoltage3213elise was not better than will or paul though I think everyone expected tommy and elise to leave that service

[@poweredvoltage3213]

Obviously and that must have been tough to accept

[@pippa3150]

She deserved the pain. She certainly caused enough of it.

[@victoriasloan524]

There was something more

[@sifk6163]

Nick telling Elise off.

[@sfseven7404]

I always love how Johnny and Andrew were trash talking Kimberly about how there was no way that she would make it farther than them, and then she beat Andrew in the black jacket challenge. Kimberley was definitely not the best, but she was one of the most improved chefs in Hell’s Kitchen.

[@seanswinton6242]

I liked Kimberly. Happy to see her beat Andrew, Matt, and Johnny-true woman haters!!

[@cenakruegerlover]

Tiffany's elimination is satisfying, cause she unintentionally, and swiftly, broke the red team apart from the very beginning, in, i believe, episode 2. Like they never got along because of it, and her not realizing her mistake made it worse. Plus, she was careless in cooking

[@bkopgamer]

Yes Tiffany was the one at fault for the bullying that happened in season 10 of Hell’s Kitchen.

[@looinrims]

Well that and threatening to assault people

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, she mostly focusing on bullying Barbie very much instead being care on competition in general. She verbally assaulted Barbie even for no reason when Barbie doesn't do anything. Even she made Robyn and Kimmie annoyed and in one dinner service, she made Kimmie uncomfortable with her bad attitude towards Kimmie and made Chef Andi kicked her out.

[@kadielmoralesdezavala2343]

Sabrina an jacky's elimination was a relief, and omg I don't know how many time I replayed marc's elimination I love it

[@anonymousperson3023]

I don't get how Marc's elimination was satisfying. Marc wasn't even all that bad. He was a lot in the first 3 episodes but all his talk came from his passion. Then he mellowed it up until F8 where his team completely undermined him and blew up til his elimination. All else I'll say is if Marc was on any other season, he would've been one of the more liked chefs

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@anonymousperson3023 Even Antonio from Season 20 is basically Marc 2.0 but when he moved to Red Team, he's not as talkative as he was when he's on first few episodes.

[@willenator3220]

@@anonymousperson3023 I agree, he was awful at first but after that he was quiet and really tolerable.

[@harkaway9006]

Sabrina's way better now. XD

[@heymistercarter.]

I half-expected my girl Robyn to make the list for her season 10 elimination (even though it was shown on the opening montage). She was absolutely made out to be one of the villains of the season, since I think they wanted another Elise out of her (since this was the season right after Elise). And when she got the boot, it cut to some of the others having a “Yes!” moment, giving very much a “the evil is defeated” vibe to it. She definitely had some funny moments and confessionals on that season, but you can tell they edited her to be a villain that time out, with her elimination being a sigh of relief. That said, her All-Stars elimination was actually a bit more emotional and kind of a downer, considering the growth and maturity she’d showcased on that season compared to her original one. Not to mention, she went from a possible early boot on that season to recovering quickly (even with a few struggles here and there) to becoming a narrator of the season and a fun personality overall. It was a redemption reminiscent of Ra’Jah O’Hara on Drag Race All-Stars 6.

[@seanswinton6242]

Robyn and Kimmie made my list. Robyn was trouble in both of her seasons. Melissa from Season 3 was similar. Suzanne from I believe season 5 or 6.

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

I liked Robyn a lot more in the All-stars season. She matured a lot.

[@heymistercarter.]

@@rebeccamcdermott9259 there’s a reason I compared her to Ra’Jah O’Hara on Drag Race. Both of them were shown to have abrasive personalities that clashed with a lot of their competitors on their original seasons, and it sort of caused them to slip as the season went on. Then when they came back, they seemed like they were aware of how they came off on their original seasons, and sought to change that with a more positive outlook and personality. They both even said they were looking to change how they acted when they returned. During her fight with Elise, Robyn said something like “if you want to see Brooklyn come out, Sunset Park will come out, but I’m not about that this time”. And Ra’Jah opened her All-Stars run by saying “Now Ra’Jah is a bad b-tch, but Season 11 Ra’Jah, she was just a b-tch”. And reception towards both of them radically changed after their returning seasons.

[@scotsoulgem]

Robyn had such an amazing challenge performance the whole rest of the show after surviving cooking for your life.

[@alexnolan1846]

@@rebeccamcdermott9259 No she didn't. I was always weird how she talked out of the side of her mouth, when it came time to cook she hid behind everyone else but when she would get called out shed buck up with this attitude like Ill bring the streets to you bitch. There was never anything professional about her. People need to remember this is a TV show first off so they are naturally gonna cast a racist, a dumpster fire, a loud mouth Italian from NY, some southern dumbass who is home taught, its all to fit stereotypes that sell tv. Most of these winners leave the job after a few months to employ themselves as a consultant.

[@debrakleid5752]

Elise stayed in both of her seasons way way way too long. I know a lot of people were annoyed with Barbie but I don’t think Barbie was nearly as bad as Elise. When she returned I had hoped her attitude improved after seeing herself on tv in season 9 in addition to her being several years older when she was on the “all-stars”. Glad Jennifer beat Elise in the “all-stars”

[@klaudiagrob]

I do prefer Barbie over Elise

[@midgetwaffles8635]

Barbie only released her crazy when the kitchen got stressed. She wasn't the one stressing the kitchen. With that being said, I definitely prefer Barbie over Elise. Barbie simply doesn't like her talents being undermined, while Elise is just an immature highschool crybaby.

[@trajan231]

I always thought Elise was actually a decent chef. Only if she could keep her pie-hole shut.

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

I love Lacey's meltdown! Showed she had neither the skill nor composure to run any kitchen! I'll give Marc from S19 credit, as far as "least-liked" HK chefs per seasons go, if he's the most unlikable chef of that season, then we were eating good b/c he wasn't *that* bad compared to so many others that came before. At least he had passion that I felt came from a place of genuine heart and wasn't just ego for the sake of ego.

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

Love how she went in to say bye to the other chefs and they all ignored her. 😂😂😂

[@williammoore6128]

I despised Amber more than Marc

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

@@williammoore6128 think I equally disliked them.

[@williammoore6128]

@@rebeccamcdermott9259 I don't like her just for the fact that all she did was blame her team anytime she fell on her face. She was on the blue for the majority of the season and she trusted the red team more. She never tried to get along with them. She would always talk smack about the blue to the red team. She also talk about how much experience she had especially towards Nikki but overall in the season Nikki completely outshines Amber and the fact that Nikki got to keep her red jacket and Amber had to give up her black jacket proves that Nikki deserved the black jacket over her

[@anonymousperson3023]

@@williammoore6128 Everything was fine up until the end. Nikki didn't make it to black jackets so your standard to keep a regular jacket is lower. To use that shitty reasoning as the reason for why Nikki deserved it is nonsense

[@scruffythecat4]

I think Matthew from Season 20 had a satisfying elimination despite being early. After several cooking mistakes, complaining about the fast pace, and smuggling a meat thermometer; Ramsay sent him home without letting him plea.

[@nathantucker8489]

I'm surprised Ava got sent home first over Matthew because he served Raw chicken to him

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I actually found out that he worked at Buzzfeed on Tasty channel. What's more embarasing is, he's the oldest on the Young Guns season as being 24 years old while the others are 21-23 years old. This is really proof that just because you're famous on internet doesn't mean you're actually skillful on your job until the real professional told you so. It's like watching a KZbinr or a Tiktoker finally getting a job in real life and just realize how hard real world is.

[@melt_brain]

@@margarethmichelina5146 could. not. agree. more. it was so terrible watching that season

[@jessedraeger8496]

Really sucks about Mathew because he’s from my hometown and I wanted to see him go far. I haven’t been a line cook in over a decade, but I could have outlasted him in HK very easily. So sad.

[@JoshFoisy]

9:20 Nick was a savage for standing up to Elise for Michelle!!

[@jbearclowater]

Nickwas done dirty that season in my mind. He should have been in the final two, in my opinion.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@jbearclowater Can't believe that he got booted off by a random CEO instead by a real chef. At least Declan from Season 19 and Kiya from Season 20 got eliminated fairly by real chefs who knows anything about the food while that CEO guy just said "Uhh... this food is good, I like the taste, that's it." And what I heard is the CEO doesn't want a gay people who is Nick who wants to lead his restaurant and he chose Benjamin who is a married man. Meanwhile, Christina Wilson who is a lesbian working with Chef Ramsay for many years even becoming his Sous Chef for long.

[@fchiatto23]

His bestfriend

[@BlackDiamond2718]

I love their bond. It is so damn cute that you would ship them.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

I like the woman who's like "WELL GEE SORRY I'M NOT DOING GREAT AFTER I ALMOST CUT MY FINGER OFF" who turns out to have such a tiny cut that Gordon can't see it and it's not even bleeding, because on MasterChef a contestant literally cut the tip of her finger off in a mandolin in one challenge and was obviously shaken up but still trying to work until the medics made her leave.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

In Masterchef Season 4 (I think), Jessie who was Team Captain at that time got her finger cut off and has to sit down the entire time but she still manage to lead her team.

[@wvrjl]

What a baby. Almost cut my finger off! SMH.

[@RaiBread776]

For me personally, the most satisfying elimination is Frank from S15. He’s by far my least favorite chef in the whole series for his blatant sexism, total lack of teamwork and accountability despite being a damn Marine, and complete disregard for his team, especially with how he relentlessly treated Manda (my favorite of the season) like utter dogshit. Seeing Manda outlast Frank is extremely satisfying and the karmic retribution he had coming People like to hate on S15, but it’s actually one of my favorite seasons, and while some of the nastier personalities stick around for a fairly long time, it does at least lead to an extremely satisfying stretch of episodes with the consecutive eliminations of Jackie, Frank, and Dannie

[@jbearclowater]

Frank's ego was absolutely insane. I always felt he really had a bad case of small man syndrome. When he was supposed to make dumplings for one of the challenges and folded them like perogies "because that was better" told you everything about his attitude toward taking orders from someone. I heard that after his time on the show he was reassigned from his position in the marines as an exec chef for generals because of his comments when he was eliminated.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

At first I didn't like Manda because she's annoying and sometimes she talks nonsense and I don't understand what she's talking. But seeing her standing up to Frank's bullshitness towards her every time is making me grow on her because she's never back down. Honestly, most of the casts in Season 15 are unlikable except for Ashley, Jared, Chad, Hassan, Messe, Eddie, Vanessa. Joe or Manda sometimes they have their own moments and Joe made the funny mistake to lose a challenge, ate a piece of lobster while presented it to Chef Ramsay.

[@randomdefender1532]

I can't believe Jared was the only man who outlasted Frank. Like so many other men from that season should've stayed over Frank.

[@TheFrayedRedMisery]

Two video ideas I have to share: 1. Worst Final 4 passes 2. Worst Finale teams. I thought of this because I legitimately wondered if Jason could've won Season 12 if his team didn't drag him through the mud.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

For #2, the first thing in my mind is Lacey On Season 5 who once again is lazy and not caring and makes her teammates once again get a headache. Poor Paula, Lacey made her lost in the Finale.

[@luuduonghy659]

@@margarethmichelina5146 However, Lacey wasn’t the only one who had poor performance on final in Paula team Andrea surprisingly even had the worse performance compare to Lacey on final night

[@davidlewis5312]

@@margarethmichelina5146 lacey being on season 5s finale team is one of the worst outcomes you could hope for. It's right up there with Kevin's randomly drawn team on Top Chef six for the finale.

[@grantarmstrong9648]

Honestly if Joy and Richard had been brought back for the season 12 finale over Sandra and Jessica I believe both Scott and Jason's teams would have done much better during service.

[@Thefrogking234]

​@@davidlewis5312I have no fucking clue why he picked Amanda

[@ChefSeabass]

Scott, Johnny, and Tiffany leaving were like a migraine just vanishing out of nowhere. Not only were they mean, liars, annoying, and delusional, they can’t even cook.

[@elijahpatterson2596]

"I cut my finger off!" "Where is it?" "It's here! On my hand!" *Logic 0*

[@rachelthomas1981]

Him telling Elise to shut up Made me so happy

[@PrimevalParadise]

A video idea that I think could be good to do is a compilation of moments where you could tell that chef was winning that season (without including finale stuff). Some notable ones would probably be: Michael (S1) with the purposeful sabotage Heather (S2) still leading the red team with a burned hand Dave (S6) running basically every station with one arm Paul (S9) with that passionate plea

[@melt_brain]

dude that’s awesome! you picked some great people from certain seasons

[@emmanuelsavage4707]

@@melt_brain I remember Michael playing the game by hiding the chicken!

[@StrifeAiray]

It made me laugh when Marc brought up politics during his elimination.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And he thinks his team sabotaging him.

[@kuro515]

"playing politics" =/= actual politics itself

[@blxshp291]

9:25 Nick is an icon and we don’t talk about it nearly enough

[@darylsfan9680]

Several other very satisfying eliminations were Sabrina (s8), Dan and Zach (s11), Joy and Anton (s12), Jennifer (s13), Josh and Monique (s14), and Jackie and Frank (s15). Every one of them got on my last nerve.

[@preciousikhile929]

You should also add Dannie from season 15 as well.

[@TDWTB]

Heather from Rookies vs. Veterans. She was runner up in 16 but kept insisting she was the best in the red team. She eventually got eliminated but Ramsay admitted he kept her around because he wanted to see her improve.

[@scottylewis8124]

"Too many times, Heather blamed her mistakes on having a bad day. I'm not looking for apologies, I'm looking for an executive chef."

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Even in Season 16, Heather mostly is always cocky and not to mention her creepy relationship with Andrew even though Andrew had fianceè at that time. It should be Heidi who compete with Ryan in finals because Heidi has been dominated that season and she was robbed in final 3.

[@varisrevolver4061]

@@margarethmichelina5146 I agree with the cocky in season 16, but that relationship isn't 100% on Heather, she wasn't to know Andrew was cheating on his fiance

[@samwasser4385]

Ramsay’s comments: Andrew s1: “ So we’re down to the final five.These are the best of the best, and the cream is slowly rising to the top and they all have to start emerging as individual talent. Andrew’s gone tonight because he’s out of his depth and I discovered a fake, he can’t cook.” Tiffany: “ The most passionate I ever saw Tiffany was moments ago when she was already on her way out. That was just too late.” Marc: “ Marc is a big talker and a decent cook, but I’m looking for someone who can lead a brigade. Marc couldn’t even win over his own team.” Johnny:” Johnny is a burger chef from Philly. Unfortunately for him, the two words he’ll never hear from me are “Well Done”. Matt(w/Shaina): “ Both kitchens performed horrendously tonight. I’m hoping that by eliminating Matt and Shaina, both teams will finally have a chance at success.” Andrew s16: “ Andrew had three chances to save his life in Hell’s Kitchen. Like they say, Three strikes and you’re out.” Gia: I gave Gia a second chance, which proved to be two chances too many. See ya, Gia!” Scott:” If Scott could cook as well as he talks, he’d be the winner of Hell’s Kitchen. Unfortunately for him, he can’t.”

[@AdderTude]

Matt was arguably the most arrogant contestant in the show's history. He always challenged the guest judges and Gordon in his confessionals ("What do they know?"), pretty much never owned up to his mistakes, argued with Gordon when he was called out on forgetting part of a ticket, and always wore a smug smirk like he was the best there ever was.

[@scottylewis8124]

"Lacey, lazy, lost. Left Hell's Kitchen in tears and disgust."

[@scottylewis8124]

"Paulie came a long way to prove he had talent and overcame many hurdles. Unfortunately tonight, his biggest obstacle was himself."

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Always liked his comments. Insightful and at times, savage.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

@@AdderTude the stupidest logic of that is that he is supposed to sell his food. Making it is not enough. It’s a restaurant, not an argument.

[@rowan4573]

Elise wasn't even satisfying because Ramsay tried to turn it into this whole "You were such a strong competitor" and "Be proud and keep your jacket" She deserved worse

[@UnbornHeretic]

Imagine having Elise as your boss

[@damiantubbs4032]

I feel like that would become an Amy's Baking Company situation

[@pippa3150]

In my worst nightmares.

[@kudoisms]

Nicole's elimination was so satisfying. She had such a horrible attitude and it was so satisfying when she laughed when she didn't get put up for elimination and then Gordon called her out and told her to leave. It was so deserved.

[@grantarmstrong9648]

This is honestly why at the final dinner service of season 16 I was glad Koop came back over Matt.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

The producer asking Matt to come back but that guy is still pissed off to Chef Ramsay and even threatening him. Especially on his elimination quotes, he wanted to shoot Chef Ramsay in the street. What the fuck? Koop's biggest downfall is when he threw a chair and lose his temper and Paulie snitched to Chef Ramsay about the situation. He probably learnt it from Gia who snitched to Chef Ramsay of Jessica packed her stuffs before elimination. But, seriously, it's fucking dumb to pack your stuffs before you even got eliminated.

[@Kenny_D6665]

Me too. Matt’s elimination was my favorite moment of season 16.

[@BonsaiMan24]

Roberts reaction to lacys elimination made me laugh the hardest I’ve laughed in awhile. It’s been a long time since I’ve watched season five and I forgot how funny it was

[@isaacmilanda3245]

“I care on a scale of 1-10 like a 9” she casually replied.

[@matthewlabbe8395]

Billy from the current season was pretty satisfying too. While not nearly as bad as other people he was clearly the Raj of this season

[@ZayS2020]

Gordon's "piss off" will forever get me 😂😂

[@Hiker2110]

Paul and Will showed so much class during Elise's elimination. For them to both comfort her and applaud her as she walked out really showed them both as true gentlemen.

[@AdderTude]

And yet just the episode before, they screwed over Jennifer _because_ of Elise's scheming.

[@Hiker2110]

@@AdderTude oh shit, I completely forgot about that.

[@aileencho5293]

Will was overall awesome (except for screwing over Jennifer), but Paul was arrogant and annoying.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Will is honestly the nicest contestant ever until he betrayed Jennifer. He's always cheering and saying "Bye" anytime someone got eliminated. Let's not forget the time he went beast mode in BBQ challenge where he single handledly cooking perfect meats in perfect temperature in each of the meats! Wow! And he was the only who's alone on the team while the other had 2 people.

[@klaudiagrob]

And they screwed over Jennifer.

[@lucasmarble2572]

Thanks for doing my request (even though I’m definitely not the only one who thought of this). If you do decide to do a two-parter, here are some ideas Matt and Jen S4 - Easily the most unlikeable chefs in the early seasons and seeing both getting eliminated before their rivals, Corey and Christina, was really nice Suzanne S6 - I loved the karma that she saw Tennille as the weakest chef and then she slowly became the weakest chef in the red team and her her sluggish attitude sucked as well Fran S7 - She had 1 good service, was nominated like 6 times, and made it to the final 8. How. Sabrina and Russell S8 - Do I really need to explain? Robyn S10 - I got sooooo mad when she got a black jacket over Brian, and felt justice when she got kicked off immediately afterwards Zach S11 - Outstayed his welcome by a large amount. How he stayed over Michael, Nedra, AND Anthony is something I’ll never understand Jennifer S13 - While one of the more forgettable villains, I still despised her and was baffled how she got to stay when she admitted she had cooperation issues Jackie and Frank S15 - Again, do I really need to explain this? Scotley and Trev S18 - Very unlikeable clash where it’s nigh impossible to support either side. I disliked Scotley more, but Trev was still really annoying. Amber S19 - I just found it funny she didn’t keep her jacket while Nikki did Matthew S20 - That was probably the absolute worst two day run in Hells Kitchen ever. I cheered when Ramsay didn’t even give him a chance to plea Spoilers for Season 21!! Alyssa S21 - Ooooooh she really rubbed me the wrong way so many times and her being unwilling to cooperate with her team was just infuriating. Easily the most satisfying elimination so far, for me at least.

[@zaneps151]

I stand by this I consider Matt from season 20 to be the worst chef in the history of the show The guy couldn’t even get chicken right on more than one occasion

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@zaneps151 Also, Matthew used to work for Buzzfeed before but mostly on Tasty channel.

[@PintheDog]

+Lucas Marble How you could not include Monique and Josh from season fourteen, as well as Matt and Paulie from season sixteen?! Those were satisfying eliminations, too!

[@lucasmarble2572]

@@PintheDog These were just the most notable ones I could think of off the top of my head. I didn't include them all. Also, Paulie and Matt were already in the video, so what's the point of repeating what was said?

[@varisrevolver4061]

@@PintheDog Josh wasn't that bad in 14, 17 100%, and since it'd be a part 2, Matt and Paulie wouldn't be there since both were in the segment for season 16

[@randyv.2880]

You should mention Joseph for nearly fighting Ramsay, Raj for the obvious reasons as well as Melissa in Season 3 for her attitude.

[@sailor_anna9924]

Joseph needed some damn therapy

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Raj's elimination is more likely Chef Ramsay's getaway of him as he can't handle his shenanigans anymore.

[@liminalcriminal_]

@@sailor_anna9924 No he didn’t. You can’t fix stupid

[@rainbowdash26]

You need a part 2 plus a set of unexpected eliminations.

[@louisdnd934]

Keith in season 2 was miles better than Virginia and basically told Ramsay has a hard on on her

[@Kitas_Nissan_Driver]

Johnny from season 16 elimination was soooo satisfying. Probably my favorite moment from that season

[@bongodongo9229]

Ugh all of the blue team eliminations apart from kpop and Aaron were satisfying lol

[@Kitas_Nissan_Driver]

@@bongodongo9229 Also Devin as well. He was one of the only least problematic guys in the blue team

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

There were very few nice guys in that team.

[@grantarmstrong9648]

Honestly Koop, Aaron and Devin were the only decent members on that team.

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

@@grantarmstrong9648 yeah, definitely.

[@richardignatowicz8532]

Elise was the most annoying and spoilt contestant in hells kitchen. Still think Gordan Ramsay liked her, as he let her keep her jacket.

[@NerdyHippy]

Sabrina's elimination was a satisfying one. As mentioned before, she was pretty much Angelica Pickles in her 20's.

[@Funcrashmalej]

What actually made it worse that Elise was allowed to keep her jacket...

[@sumners849]

All starts ending with Elise crying and everyone celebrating has caused my 3 brain cells to grow back

[@graizen6190]

Season 19 amber is probably my favorite elim. She constantly complained and cried throughout the entire series. Yes Marc was annoying AF we get that, but amber was annoying in her own way. She complained about being moved to blue team and not getting enough support. She never tried to gel with anyone on the blue team and showed no leadership skills. She didn’t uplift anyone and was salty the rest of the season. When Kori picked Jordan over her, she made a big deal out of it - like dude it’s Kori and Mary Lou’s big moment, why are you making it about you? And then when she was on Mary Lou’s final brigade team, she messed up on the chicken and got completely flustered. Kori definitely deserved to win, but If ever there was a reason why Mary Lou didn’t win, it’d be because of Amber and her selfish ways. Strong chef yes, but no way would I want to work with her or for her. Honestly Nikki should’ve got the black jacket over her. She sooooo deserved it more than amber

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, Mary-Lou's team had 2 members who are responsible for her losing. First, it's Amber for screwing up the chicken and then Lauren who is The Deer in The Headlight and walking around doing nothing and asking too much questions on her menu, she's a mess. Meanwhile, in Kori's team, Marc is calming down since he knows that is Kori's day. Also, Jordan struggled on her station and Kori asked the boys (because Jordan is the only female member on her team) to help her.

[@kayhaven4710]

Amber and Marc carried the DRAMA in that season my god.

[@oldboygamer9985]

Yes. Yes! God almighty Amber was so full of shit. So was Marc but I think he was such a laughable bullshitter that it was at least entertaining. Amber was just infuriating.

[@jazzfan033]

Season 7's Scott and season 17's Elise are the top 2 for me. Edit: For some reason, it never occurred to me while typing this comment someone I felt was sorely missed. Jen Gavin. Both times. Control freak the first time around in season 4 who somehow stayed over Louross and Bobby. Her season 18 elimination was more entertaining than satisfying but it was clear she hadn't changed one bit so good riddance.

[@EpicAndrew97]

The most satisfying eliminations can speak for themselves, they know who they are

[@lerx_mex7601]

Unfunny

[@EpicAndrew97]

@@lerx_mex7601the biggest assholes in youtube comments can speak for themselves, they know who they are

[@EpicAndrew97]

@@lerx_mex7601oh now you’re not responding? You just proved my point

[@briankey5538]

He can speak for himself, but you know who he is.

[@mobileboii7545]

Love this comment 😂

[@PinkCheshire001]

"don't tell me to shut up" "shut up" Porbably everyone on they screens: shut the hell up Elise

[@duncan3932]

Loved Andrew, his elimination wasn’t satisying at all he had a big character development throughout the season

[@reddemon13xz]

Ralph was clearly the villain of season 1

[@DOYOUNOTHEWAY]

Agreed

[@heymistercarter.]

Season 1 Andrew or Season 16? Because if we’re talking about Season 16: he straight-up cheated on his fiancé with Heather while on the show, something he even bragged about at one point. And Heather only found out he was even getting married when said fiancé showed up in Andrew’s elimination episode. So he emotionally manipulated two women at once on the same season. That’s pretty awful.

[@duncan3932]

@@heymistercarter. season 1

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@heymistercarter. Among of all the douchebags in Season 16, Andrew is honestly the most talented of them all. He's never got nominated once and he's honestly deserved to get Black Jacket over Kimberly or Paulie. Especially Paulie's performance keeps declining as he got nominated 5 times. Also, Kimberly even though she's bubbly but she's an airhead sometimes. But, still the top 3 of Season 16, Heidi, Heather and Ryan are the strongest top 3 ever as none of them ever been nominated at once. Even though I think Heidi should be in finale over Heather.

[@saberthecoolest]

Barbie, when Tiffany is about to answer: 🤨

[@ghostdragon4164]

I love how you inserted that Dr Evil scene at the end there. Perfect reaction

[@zottffss]

Elise: You never tell me to shut up! Nick: Shut up! 😂😂😂

[@skyrus1238]

Damn another Banger Video Flynn as this is a video idea I really wanted to see and I agree with these takes 150%. I can’t wait what’s coming next for the Hells Kitchen KZbinr Expert. (One I would really like to see is ranking every single Final Dinner Service Performance at the Pass)

[@JPGpack]

1:33 *insert fart noise*

[@brettshulenburg4779]

I like season 16 because of Ryan alone. She is by far my favorite chef of all time. And the only winner I called on episode one lmao that never happens

[@PintheDog]

+Brett Shulenberg I called Heather in season two, Rock in season three, Meghan from season fourteen (though I flip-flopped between her and T throughout that season), and Ryan in season sixteen. But they were the only ones I got from episode one.

[@ShadowandKirby324]

From the seasons I used to watch, I found Mike and Nicole's eliminations from S12 was satisfying to watch. I would like to see a video on the most heartbreaking eliminations in Hell's Kitchen as I can think of a few that fit the bill.

[@BondandBourne]

Elise easily was the most satisfying elimination

[@johnaustin209]

"Give me you jacket..." *DUN DUNN..DUN DUNN..* Sometimes sad, sometimes satisfying.

[@gmgz]

Season 7's Scott is the most satisfying elimination for me for one reason he was the only man to be eliminated normally that season during the team phase. Andrew had quit, Mikey was eliminated without nomination, and Salvatore was eliminated despite being on the winning team.

[@Kfcfranchises]

"Elise, shut up!" "Don't tell me to shu-" "Shut up"

[@SamuraiTX90]

Nick low-key should of won that all stars season he was in. Nick was so cool, look how calm he was humbling Elise just by telling her to shut up lmao

[@myu5519]

He was robbed for sure. IMO, Michelle shouldn't have won this season due to inconsistencies and sabotage during Charity Night. Aside from Nick, over 50% of the Season 17 cast were robbed when it came to the elimination process.

[@CrownedGrassy]

I’ve said this a lot but Good Idea: Rank all first boots of the show

[@ericcutler4774]

Weird take but what about Rochelle's elimination? She was awesome to watch and we knew she wasn't gonna win. So it was satisfying to see her get eliminated with a huge smile in the top 4 and also she got ramsey laughing about it

[@grantarmstrong9648]

I don't think Satisfying is the right word for Rochelle's elimination I would say it was very wholesome much like Sterling's elimination.

[@mariamontserratgalindobovi9945]

2:23 😂😂😂 The best quote ever 😅

[@Beeeefcheese]

“Don’t ever tell me to shut up.” “Shut up.” LMFAO

[@Sharkwizard]

I don’t remember the name nor the season, but I remember one cook that for her signature dish at the beginning, used canned sauce and saw nothing wrong with that. She had a horrible attitude all season long and I was so happy to see her go. Edit: Monique from Season 14.

[@ivanlyutiy7437]

imagine being the first to leave Hell's Kitchen. the show hasn't even started yet, and you're the first one to get kicked out. Yes, and imagine this shame. I'm actually very interested in what happened to everyone who was the first to be kicked out of hell's kitchen. and how their fate developed in the future

[@xvgm24]

Most actually went on to work in restaurants with pretty good/decent reviews.......until you get to 'Chef Tav'....

[@bloodygoat6941]

Nick is such an underrated queen... this moment with Elise is worth more then gold

[@mud4realiez779]

roberts confessional for lacey will stick with me forever. i cackled the first time i heard it, and still do

[@oscarmoreno7638]

Watching Elise go home without getting the black jacket was a dream come true for Jennifer 😏

[@xvgm24]

JR from season 3's tale is pretty satisfying. He spread rumours about Joanna to the other contestants so the editors eliminated him from the show entirely.

[@pippa3150]

Completely agree with your elise assessment! Happiest day ever seeing her go and the classless way she did it.

[@ticketyboo2456]

I thought that you'd include that chef who threatened Ramsay lol.

[@boy-not-ar-dee9061]

Adams elimination was so unfair. He was a great chef. I remember watching my that episode and being sp happy that Marc was about to leave, then when Ramsay said Adam my mouth literally dropped.

[@rayewaddell9668]

Well to be fair, Adam needed more of a voice and the Garnish station should’ve been an easy station for him to coordinate with his team. Garnish drives the team in Ramsay’s restaurant so you definitely gotta communicate with your team. Adam failing to do that just showed Ramsay that he wasn’t ready to run his own restaurant.

[@burnettrobert74]

A season with Elise and Gia would be like the real housewives, who would win in a face-off

[@henriquebraganca123]

The Most Satisfying elimination knows who it is, it can speak for itself.

[@scottylewis8124]

Joseph

[@spencergriffith468]

I'm actually surprised in Hell's Kitchen we didn't see a real fist fight yet. I know Joseph from season 6 almost got into one. But what I'm saying is that there hasn't been a real fist fight in the dorms.

[@sukuna7583]

there are prolly rules that the contestants have to follow

[@liminalcriminal_]

@@sukuna7583 Yeah but that doesn’t create a force field and some contestants clearly don’t care about the rules, and have poor impulse control

[@alejandroarroyo5124]

I'd also include Sara (S2), Matt and Jen (S4), Suzanne and Andy (S6), Sabrina and Raj (S8), Robyn (S10), Nicole and Mike (S12), Monique (S14), Jackie and Frank (S15), and even Alex (S20) despite lasting only 3 services

[@VoltageTripwire]

Not going to lie, lovely use of Austin Powers at the end, and I'm so glad someone else thinks Elise is one of the most irritating people to be on Hell's Kitchen, and the fact Nick didn't back down from her chatback is the icing on the cake.

[@EpicAndrew97]

Russel losing just as he almost won was so satisfying, any other season he would have gone home early

[@qu4ry529]

Even though people may not agree but for me Dannie from season 15 was a satisfying elimination she lasted so long and it was infuriating how long she lasted yes there have been a lot of worse personalities but when Dannie quit during Ariels final service that really ticked me off

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

Oh, that really pissed me off when she did that. She was so bitter that it wasn't her in the final two. Disliked her all season cause of her ego.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Still can't believe Hassan got eliminated instead of her.

[@qu4ry529]

@@margarethmichelina5146 to be fair if Dannie got eliminated there people would have called Dannie's elimination the most bs ever

[@HESHRocketWarhead]

It made me like Jackie more believe it or not, because after she dutifully took over the station as requested, she put it perfectly in her confessional. It doesn't matter if you're not in the final, you don't walk off the line to try and sabotage someone else's chances of winning.

[@lerx_mex7601]

@@qu4ry529exactly, Hassan’s elimination was reasonable people GEET TF OVER IT

[@BelievingRebel]

It was so wonderful to see Elise go both times. And after the finale Chef asking her, “Why do you have to be such a b!tch?”

[@space_pollution]

I couldn’t even watch anything with Elise because she triggered me so badly, she is just like a lot of my childhood bullies and watching her just reminded me of them

[@obi-wankenobi5730]

I think Marc(S19) and Amber had the most satisfying eliminations(ESPECIALLY Amber)

[@Kitas_Nissan_Driver]

Agreed. Those two made Season 19 annoying to watch for me

[@jisundergroundfornow2548]

Amber wasn't a bad cook. She was good. She just wasn't a team player, because Chef asked her to join a failing blue team... Without Declan or Cody at the helm. it was Hell's Kitchen's one of the worst blue teams I ever experienced.

[@anonymousperson3023]

@@jisundergroundfornow2548 S19 blue team is not even close to one of the worst blue teams ever. Tf did you get that from?

[@jisundergroundfornow2548]

@@anonymousperson3023 Uh let's see there's the double blue elimination in one episode... the school cafeteria chef that confused a block of parmesan cheese for Potato.... 3-4 services in already Amber had to go in as an addition.

[@alexandercook3483]

@@jisundergroundfornow2548 You are judging a team by the first boot?

[@mariohcf7550]

Season 16 had some of the best kick-outs in my opinion, that’s why I loved it so much. I also hated many of the personalities like Johnny, Matt and Paulie. It was definitely satisfying to see some of those eliminations.

[@lerx_mex7601]

Andrew and Gia as well

[@MyFace-ie3tj]

Nick being an absolute chad and telling Elise to shut up is my favorite moment of season 17 😂

[@ryantyler9677]

I wouldn't call Elise's elimination satisfying. I would call it bittersweet. To this day I can never get past one or two episodes of Season 9 because of her and it is bs, in my opinion, that she was able to get that far. The bittersweet comes from the possibility that so many deserving chefs got thrown out early just to keep her in. The only silver lining in the All-Star season was watching Nick stand up to her. (Geez I really wanted Nick to win.)

[@Mike_159]

how about no!!!! that cracked me up so much... perfect little insert there!