ANNOUNCER: Previously
on "Hell's Kitchen."
GORDON RAMSEY: Move your asses.
ANNOUNCER: Chef
Ramsay, challenged
the teams to find inspiration
in a fresh food market.
GARRETT TELLE: We're
going to need onion.
KEITH GREEN: seconds left.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Sir, please.
ANNOUNCER: And it was
Virginia's chicken.
GORDON RAMSEY: Your
birds got big breast.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Thank you.
ANNOUNCER: That clinched the
victory for the red team.
GORDON RAMSEY: Virginia,
you're on a roll.
ANNOUNCER: And that
enraged the blue team.
KEITH GREEN: I just think
we got f*cking cheated.
GARRETT TELLE: Whoopity doo.
SARA HOROWITZ: They
were such sore losers.
[horn honking]
ANNOUNCER: Garrett,
Heather , and Keith were
punished with delivery duty.
GARRETT TELLE: One
more delivery, move.
ANNOUNCER: Which only
fueled their anger.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Are
they flipping us off?
MARIBEL MILLER: They're
flipping us off.
ANNOUNCER: While
Virginia, Maribel,
and Sarah were
rewarded with a night
on the town with Chef Ramsey.
Cheers everybody.
Cheers.
ANNOUNCER: At dinner.
GORDON RAMSEY: This is
your moment to shine.
ANNOUNCER: The blue
team came on strong,
and lead by Keith's performance.
GORDON RAMSEY: There's
excitement about you.
You know that.
- Yes, chef.
ANNOUNCER: They completed
their first service
in Hell's Kitchen.
GORDON RAMSEY: This our last
table in Hell's Kitchen.
GARRETT TELLE: Oh my god.
ANNOUNCER: But thanks
to the red team,
chef Ramsay was in no
mood for celebration.
This is turning into
being a big embarrassment.
ANNOUNCER: Because Sarah.
GORDON RAMSEY: It's still bad.
ANNOUNCER: Maribel.
GORDON RAMSEY: The
first thing you
touch to see me has come back.
ANNOUNCER: And Virginia.
GORDON RAMSEY: That's all it is.
This raw fish sliced.
We still can't get that out.
ANNOUNCER: We're all a disaster.
GORDON RAMSEY: Ladies, you
know damn well you lost.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Sarah, why
did you suggest the lamb?
SARA HOROWITZ: We've had to
eat ass on your account too.
Shut up.
She's just like nah, nah, nah.
ANNOUNCER: Chef Ramsay put all
three on the chopping block.
Step forward.
ANNOUNCER: But said
goodbye to one.
GORDON RAMSEY: Maribel,
take off your jacket.
I need a leader, and
you're clearly not one.
ANNOUNCER: And the dream was
over for the cafeteria chef
from Brooklyn.
[music playing]
And now the continuation
of "Hell's Kitchen."
[suspensful music]
Virginia, after facing
elimination yet again,
has no one left on her team to
turn to but her bitter rival,
Sarah.
VIRGINIA DALBECK:
[crying] I suck.
SARA HOROWITZ: You do not suck.
VIRGINIA DALBECK:
I suck, suck, suck.
It's hard, you know, like I've
been nominated three times now.
I just feel really
down on myself.
SARA HOROWITZ: It's not
the end of the world, girl.
Gretchen has been on the
butcher block so many times.
She truly deserves to go home.
That girl, her goose
will be cooked.
That which does not k*ll
you only makes you stronger.
ANNOUNCER: While Sarah and
Virginia reflect on tonight's
devastating performance,
the blue team
is speculating on what Chef
Ramsay has in store for them.
HEATHER WEST: Chef
Ramsay's going to combine
us into one f*cking team.
KEITH GREEN: Not yet.
We have one move challenge, one
more service, then one team.
HEATHER WEST: I think
that tomorrow is going
to be individual challenges,
and someone has to bring
someone with them for the win.
Something is going
to happen tomorrow.
It's going to be
something kind of special.
GARRETT TELLE: Dude,
there's one thing
me and you have to do is get on
the same wavelength in there.
KEITH GREEN: I would pick
you if I won just because we
got screwed the most.
GARRETT TELLE: I'd pick
you because f*ck the girls.
If I win a challenge,
I'll pick Keith.
There's two guys left,
and we just watched
each other's backs, you know?
It all comes down
to it, it's supposed
to be guys against chicks.
Garrett's my boy.
I've been on the blue team
with him the whole time.
We've lost like every
f*cking challenge.
Whenever we think we can rise
up and help out each other,
we're going to do it.
Hopefully, you can ride it
all the way to the finals.
GARRETT TELLE: Yeah,
that's for damn sure.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Good morning.
HEATHER WEST: Hey.
It's my baby's daddy right here.
Keith and I, we're
definitely forming a bond.
His prediction for the
two people at the end
is to be me and him.
But you never know what Keith
has going on with anyone else.
GORDON RAMSEY: I'd like
to say this morning,
congratulations because you've
all made it to the final five.
One of you is going to
have their own restaurant.
I need to find that person.
For the first time
in Hell's Kitchen,
you will become one team.
This is it, Virginia.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Yes, Chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: Step forward.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
I felt great when
Chef Ramsay handed
me my black and white jacket.
We all became one team.
There's no blue or
red team anymore.
We're all soldiers now.
We're all the
strongest, and we all
have to be on our tippy
top toes right now.
GORDON RAMSEY: Congratulations,
you are the final five.
Get back to your dorms,
get changed, and meet me
back here in minutes please.
HEATHER WEST: I
look good in black.
When Chef Ramsey says
one out of the five
of you are going to be in
Vegas, and I was like, it's me.
It's me.
It's me.
GARRETT TELLE: Man, this
thing feels good to put on.
Throughout all my
past time in jail,
I knew I had it
in me to overcome.
Things just didn't
click until now.
Let's go.
HEATHER WEST: Do we all
walk together obviously?
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Yeah.
HEATHER WEST: Through
which kitchen?
The black kitchen?
Just kidding.
GORDON RAMSEY: OK,
this is your first ever
challenge as individuals.
Under this cloth is
extraordinary ingredients.
Each of you will have
the same ingredients.
With those ingredients,
create something special.
You each got minutes.
The winner is going
to Vegas, and I'm
going to show you the
restaurant that one of you
are that close to winning.
KEITH GREEN: I've
never been to Vegas.
I dream of Vegas.
You know what I mean?
I love the lights blinging.
That slot machines going
[slot machine noises] I f*cking
love it.
So who wants to win this one?
CHEFS: I do, chef.
Here are the ingredients.
There we go.
The most amazing fresh prawns,
loin of veil, baby spinach,
lentils, saffron,
fresh truffles,
Jerusalem artichokes, turnips,
mushrooms, and white beets.
Are you ready?
CHEFS: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY:
minutes, let's go.
ANNOUNCER: This ten
ingredient challenge
is a task that chef Ramsey gives
to chefs before hiring them.
GORDON RAMSEY: Be
careful because there
are some ingredients
on that table
that takes minutes to cook.
GARRETT TELLE: Last service
wasn't a great service for me,
so I got to step
up to the plate.
And I've got to
outperform everybody here.
GORDON RAMSEY: Come on, guys.
HEATHER WEST: Right behind you.
KEITH GREEN: I was hustling,
searing, running around,
had five pans going.
GORDON RAMSEY: OK,
ladies and gentleman.
Ten minutes gone.
SARA HOROWITZ: I was a little
scattered, a little behind.
I tried cooking the lentils, but
there just was not enough time.
GORDON RAMSEY: Time.
Whatever you've got
cooked, put it on a plate.
Sara!
ANNOUNCER: For the first time,
the chefs are competing one
on one, and chef Ramsay is about
to find out who is the most
creative under pressure.
Did time go quickly?
CHEFS: Yes, chef.
Here we go.
Garrett, what is it?
GARRETT TELLE: T I used
the veal over the prawn
and mushroom, a little saffron.
Have you cooked veil before?
Not very often, chef.
It's cooked perfectly.
GARRETT TELLE: Chef said that
the veal was cooked perfectly,
so I know that he's
got respect for me.
And I know he wants to
see me win this thing.
GORDON RAMSEY: It tastes nice.
Unfortunately, there's too
much saffron in the prawns.
Heather, of tell me your dish.
HEATHER WEST: Fresh
saffron prawns
over a bed of wilted spinach
and Jerusalem artichokes.
Very, very nice.
Unfortunately I've got
some dirt from the spinach.
Did you wash the spinach?
- Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: You did?
Not well enough.
I should have triple
washed the spinach.
I screwed up.
GORDON RAMSEY: Virginia,
very artsy presentation.
What is it?
VIRGINIA DALBECK:
It's a chiffonade
of spinach and the beet
tops, and poached prawns
garnished with truffles.
Yeah, the prawns
are delicious.
Thank you.
It's vibrant.
If only you cooked like
this in your last service.
I'd be a very happy chef.
I'm not going listen to your
bullshit to send that crap.
That's f*cking raw.
Sara, what is it please?
SARA HOROWITZ: I
did the veal, chef.
I grilled it, and then I
did a sauce where I toasted
the shells from the prawn.
GORDON RAMSEY: The
first thing you look at
is the presentation.
It's boring.
OK, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: In terms
of flavor, it works well.
Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: OK,
the final dish.
What is it?
KEITH GREEN: Veal chop stuffed
with wild mushrooms and spinach
over a prawn salad.
GORDON RAMSEY: You've got the
most amazing color on the veal.
That makes you want to
dive in there and eat it.
Thanks, chef.
That veal is delicious.
You've all surprised me.
You've done better
than I expected.
This is the toughest
decision I've had to make
so far in Hell's Kitchen.
I'm struggling over
Keith and Virginia.
Congratulations to Keith.
One more thing, you can
take someone with you.
I'll pick you if I
won just because we
got screwed the most.
HEATHER WEST: I had a feeling
he was going to choose me.
If it's me, I'm going
to be screaming.
GORDON RAMSEY: Who's
it going to be?
Plane standing by, big boy,
KEITH GREEN: I'm going to
pick Virginia, because hers
was the second best.
GARRETT TELLE: That was probably
the weakest thing I think
I've ever seen in my life.
Keith, he's a liar.
GORDON RAMSEY: Losers,
tonight is bug night.
That's right, fumigation.
That means the whole
restaurant is going
to be wrapped and
fumigated to make
sure that we're pristine and
ready to face our next service.
OK, Virginia and
Keith, go get changed.
I'll see you in Vegas.
VIRGINIA DALBECK:
Keith, you are too cool.
KEITH GREEN: I feel
like such a d*ck now.
I should have picked Garrett.
I said I would, and I didn't.
And there's nothing
I can do now.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Keith.
KEITH GREEN: What's up?
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Come here.
That was really cool.
KEITH GREEN: Garrett
is going to k*ll me.
I told him that
I would take him,
but I don't know it
was going to be Vegas.
He's going to f*ckin' freak.
ANNOUNCER: To prepare
for fumigation,
Sarah, Garrett, and
Heather are starting
to cover everything in Hell's
Kitchen in plastic wrap.
But Garrett's mind is
wrapped up in something else.
GARRETT TELLE: f*ck this.
I'm going to do this now.
HEATHER WEST: Oh my god.
There better not be
knives back at the door.
GARRETT TELLE: Keith and I,
you know, we're pretty much
partners up until
about minutes ago.
I'm going to take
Virginia because hers
was the second best.
Now he's nothing.
He's dead to me.
Nice pick friendship.
KEITH GREEN: Yo, To dude.
GARRETT TELLE: No,
listen nothing.
KEITH GREEN: I feel bad.
GARRETT TELLE: Listen nothing.
KEITH GREEN: Whatever, man.
GARRETT TELLE: Dude,
you just f*cking sat
there and gave me your word.
You're a liar.
What do you want me to do?
It's too late now, man.
I'm sorry.
I said her name.
You know, I was f*cking torn.
GARRETT TELLE: How would
that even cross your mind?
KEITH GREEN:
Because of the food.
GARRETT TELLE: I
mean, seriously,
put yourself in my shoes.
If I had said that to you,
and I did something like that,
how the f*ck would you react?
KEITH GREEN: I would be pissed.
GARRETT TELLE:
What would you say?
KEITH GREEN: I would disown you.
I'm sorry, man.
That's all I can.
I'm sorry, bro.
I feel like shit.
I felt like I was
going to throw up.
GARRETT TELLE: You should.
You're a liar.
KEITH GREEN: I'm sorry, man.
GARRETT TELLE: Sorry, f*ck that.
I'm so mad.
I hope the plane crashes.
VIRGINIA DALBECK:
Yeah, Vegas baby.
SARA HOROWITZ: When
we got off the plane,
there was a limo waiting for us.
It was a red pimp limo.
KEITH GREEN: [inaudible]
Redrock Casino.
[slot machine noises]
GORDON RAMSEY: Hello.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: How are you?
- Very well.
How are you?
Welcome to Redrock.
Chef Ramsey was
there waiting for us.
GORDON RAMSEY: Here we go.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: I Like it.
GORDON RAMSEY: We're going
to go meet with architects.
ANNOUNCER: Meanwhile
back in Hell's Kitchen,
the challenge losers have almost
completed the daunting task
of wrapping Hell's
Kitchen for fumigation,
but their punishment
isn't over yet.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: Line
up over here please.
Your job is still not finished.
You are a fumigators
tonight also.
MARY ANN SALCEDO: There you go,
some nice outfits for you guys.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: Wear protective
gear that you've been given,
and get to work.
GORDON RAMSEY: This
is my man, Albie.
Let me introduce you please.
This is Virginia,
and this is Keith.
ALBIE COLOTTO:
How are you doing?
Nice to meet you.
KEITH GREEN: Nice to meet you.
Very exciting
project we have here.
It's under
construction right now.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Chef Ramsay
introduced us to Albie,
and they showed us
around the space.
GORDON RAMSEY: Amazing.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Oh wow.
KEITH GREEN: Woah, it's big.
GORDON RAMSEY: Unbelievable.
VIRGINIA DALBECK:
Wow, that space
is definitely the
place that I can build
the restaurant of my dreams.
At first, it was just an idea,
but being there at the space
really made it all come true.
I'm picturing like
a Caribbean in here.
After seeing the space
that Albie showed us,
I mean, that gave me way
more incentive to win.
GORDON RAMSEY: Back in October
of ' when I opened my very
first restaurant, I had
to borrow , pounds
from the bank, and then I had
to sweat for the next two years
to pay that money back.
And it wasn't even one
third of the size of this.
This is a dream.
I'm telling you.
KEITH GREEN: Easily I could
relocate my life to Vegas.
The place is just fat.
OK, because you're
here in Vegas,
I've organized a night
out of town, so enjoy.
Good night.
Keith, cha-ching, not too
long on those machines, yes.
- No doubt.
- Yeah.
[slot machine noises]
Albie, thank you.
Thank you.
Take care, thank you.
SARA HOROWITZ: We
are exterminators.
For the first time, I
didn't have four eyes.
But I had six eyes today,
goggles, mask, full gear.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: Around the
edges, against the walls,
and in front of
all the equipment.
SARA HOROWITZ: Luke.
KEITH GREEN: Let's go, baby.
SARA HOROWITZ: I'm excited.
Hello, New York.
Cheers!
KEITH GREEN: Cheers, baby.
SARA HOROWITZ: Vegas, baby.
I really love Las Vegas.
I would love to
win the restaurant,
come back, live here, and
spend a long time here.
KEITH GREEN: Jean
Phillippe is over there!
Paree!
VIRGINIA DALBECK: He's
Belgian, you idiot.
KEITH GREEN: The crazy lights,
the fountains, I loved it.
Vegas is pretty hot.
GARRETT TELLE: I
just don't get it.
What Keith did today--
can somebody sit there and look
you in eye and say one thing,
and then do another.
HEATHER WEST: I'm going
to be honest with you.
When you get angry, not that you
would ever hit me or anything,
but I feel very uncomfortable.
GARRETT TELLE: I
would never lay a hand
on anybody because I used to do
things like that in the past.
I got removed from
my home and put in
like this youth anger program.
I'm never gonna lay another
hand on a human being again.
ANNOUNCER: After
a night's sleep,
Garrett has had plenty of
time to calm down, but has he?
SARA HOROWITZ: How you feeling?
GARRETT TELLE: I'm
your best friend
until you are most vulnerable.
And then with the venom
coursing through your veins,
how does it feel
to be f*cked over?
KEITH GREEN: Garrett
is going to k*ll me.
SARA HOROWITZ: What up, Vegas?
How was it?
VIRGINIA DALBECK: It was cool
The space was really cool.
HEATHER WEST: How much
development does the space got?
VIRGINIA DALBECK: The space was
a huge, raw walls, raw floor.
It's your own
restaurant to sculpt.
It's really cool.
KEITH GREEN: I didn't want
to talk about Vegas too much.
I didn't want to rub
it in their face.
You know what I mean?
I felt bad.
GARRETT TELLE: I don't
really care about what
happened on the trip.
I'll get all the information I
need when the whole damn thing.
ANNOUNCER: As the
chefs begin prep,
Garrett and Keith aren't
the only ones in the kitchen
with a strained relationship.
HEATHER WEST: That
goes up to the pass.
Get that done as
quickly as possible.
SARA HOROWITZ: I've
got Heather telling
me I'm doing everything wrong.
She's just a loud
barking bulldog.
[barking]
HEATHER WEST: We've got to
get this place cleaned up.
This place is disgusting.
JEAN PHILIPPE: Keith.
KEITH GREEN: JP, man, I
thought I saw you in Vegas.
Well, you didn't.
Gordon called me.
He was delighted with
your special yesterday.
He would you like to have
it on the menu tonight.
I need the wording for
the dish for tonight.
SCOTT LEIBFRIED: Is it going
to be the cha-ching veal?
It's cha-ching
sesame crusted tuna.
I've never heard ching ching.
Just put veal chop.
Good luck, man.
I feel honored that he
would put it on there.
I've got extra umph in my
step after I heard that.
GARRETT TELLE: Keith
s*ab me in the back.
But I'm professional enough
to say to hell with that
and just do what I
have to do to win.
OK, guys, let's go.
ANNOUNCER: With one
kitchen and only five chefs
to serve customers,
the challenge
of completing a service
has never been greater.
GORDON RAMSEY: Final five,
now the pressure is really on.
We're fully booked
again, and tonight
in Hell's Kitchen for the first
time ever, we've got a top.
Table , and we're
going to serve that
top all at the same time.
Is that clear?
CHEFS: Yes, chef.
HEATHER WEST: We have no
choice but to move our ass,
and get that top out.
GORDON RAMSEY: Let's go.
OK, guys.
First customers are here, yes.
Let's go.
CUSTOMER : One appetizer of
hand roasted sea scallops.
WAITRESS: Great.
ANNOUNCER: Determined to
get off to a strong start,
chef Ramsay has put
both Heather and Sara
on the appetizer station.
And Sara has taken charge
of cooking the scallops.
GORDON RAMSEY: Away now.
One risotto, three
salads, [inaudible]..
Let's go.
SARA HOROWITZ: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: They only
need turning once, Sara.
Otherwise they become
over cooked, yes?
SARA HOROWITZ: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: Are
they over cooked?
HEATHER WEST: Yes, chef.
They are.
Oh, come on.
HEATHER WEST: You got
to watch those scallops.
SARA HOROWITZ:
Thank you, Heather.
I've got it.
GORDON RAMSEY: Missy.
SARA HOROWITZ: Yes, chef.
If you saute scallops in a
nonstick pan, they won't stick.
That's why it's called
f*cking nonstick.
I don't know what nonstick
means in Texas, sweetheart,
but f*ck me.
Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: Heather.
HEATHER WEST: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: One risotto, yes?
HEATHER WEST: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY:
Bring me your pan.
I want to taste it.
It's bland.
No salt, no flavor, It's bland.
Both of stop, after
a very bad start,
calm down, start
again, and hurry up.
SARA & HEATHER: Yes, chef.
ANNOUNCER: It's just
minutes into dinner service.
And as Sara and Heather
struggle with appetizers,
another chef is making an
impact in the dining room.
CUSTOMER : The Keith's
pan roasted veal chop.
CUSTOMER : Keith's
pan roasted veal chop.
GORDON RAMSEY: On
order four from table
, entree, two veal.
Keith, the special's on fire.
Congratulations.
ANNOUNCER: Without a
single appetizer served,
Heather is hoping that her
second attempt at risotto
with make it past chef Ramsey.
GORDON RAMSEY: Heather, have
you tasted that risotto.
HEATHER WEST: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: You have, yeah.
Does it taste--
HEATHER WEST: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: That
is absolutely spot on.
Yes, chef.
Stay there, and remember
the f*cking flavor.
HEATHER WEST: I will, chef.
I'm so proud of myself.
GORDON RAMSEY:
Congratulations, Sara.
You're Were roasting
in a non-stick pan.
Hallelujah.
ANNOUNCER: With
appetizers finally
going out to the dining room.
CUSTOMER : That was beautiful.
ANNOUNCER: Chef
Ramsay is now focusing
his attention on the entrees.
GORDON RAMSEY: All
right, Garrett.
GARRETT TELLE: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: Talk to me.
Has the chicken rested?
KEITH GREEN: Yes, it's
resting right now, chef.
There you go.
Excellent, just
keep it up now, OK?
GARRETT TELLE: Yes, chef.
ANNOUNCER: It's less
than an hour into dinner.
And with Garrett on the meat
section, and Keith on fish,
the entrees are flying out.
CUSTOMER : This is amazing.
ANNOUNCER: But Virginia
is responsible for
different vegetables
to garnish the entrees,
and the pressure is on.
WAITOR: Service please.
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Push back
two minutes to the entrees.
GORDON RAMSEY:
What's going on here?
VIRGINIA DALBECK: Because my
romaine hearts fell apart.
GORDON RAMSEY: Missy,
I'm not going to wait
for some stupid lettuce.
Get a great grip, wake up,
and start concentrating.
Yes, chef.
HEATHER WEST: Garrett,
minute and a half.
GARRETT TELLE: I think I'm
going to need three minutes.
GORDON RAMSEY: Why?
What's wrong with the chicken?
The chicken is not going to
be ready in a minute, chef.
Oh my god.
We're running behind, Garet.
I'm just trying to communicate
that I'm a little bit behind,
and I want to catch up.
GORDON RAMSEY: Yeah, but
I mean, that's great.
She can't get lettuce done,
and you can get a chicken done.
GARRETT TELLE: No chef,
I can get a chicken done.
It's under the immerse
pressure and scrutiny from chef
that people stumble.
And that's what I
have to block out.
If we don't start
working like clockwork,
we're going to be so far
behind and out of time.
VIRGINIA DALBECK:
All right, you guys,
I'm bringing it up to the
vegetables up to the pass.
GORDON RAMSEY: Where
is the chicken?
GARRETT TELLE: Right here, chef.
ANNOUNCER: Hoping to
satisfy chef Ramsey,
Garrett rushes his
chicken to the pass.
GORDON RAMSEY: Garrett!
The chicken is raw.
You're going to k*ll someone.
ANNOUNCER: Garrett has
just brought a dish
to the pass that is
not only inedible,
but downright dangerous.
GORDON RAMSEY:
You know it's raw.
I was just doing it
because it's faster, chef.
That's the only reason.
Faster?
You've always got a f*cking
answer for everything.
I was just trying to--
Shut it.
You shouldn't be in white!
Keith, come here.
Get off the section.
Get on the fish.
You, right now, get on there.
Get on there.
GARRETT TELLE: Every
comment chef made tonight,
every one of them stung.
It hurts.
It hurts real bad.
ANNOUNCER: With Keith
now on the meat station,
Chief Ramsey is hoping to get
the entrees rolling again.
GORDON RAMSEY: Keith, push out.
KEITH GREEN: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: Wellington
and veal special, Keith.
KEITH GREEN: Veal special, yeah.
- Is the meat ready?
KEITH GREEN: Meats ready chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: Service please.
Keith.
KEITH GREEN: Yes, chef.
GORDON RAMSEY: That
wellington's cooked perfectly.
KEITH GREEN: Thanks, chef.
ANNOUNCER: It's less than two
hours into dinner service,
and thanks to Keith, out of
entrees have been served.
CUSTOMER : Thank you.
ANNOUNCER: But one
customer is not satisfied.
GORDON RAMSEY: Service please.
CUSTOMER : Excuse
me, Mr. Ramsey.
GORDON RAMSEY: Yeah, I'll
be seconds right now.
CUSTOMER : Uh, excuse me.
GORDON RAMSEY: I just
asked for seconds.
If you can just be so
kind, I'm in the middle
of serving a table.
Service--
CUSTOMER : How long do
you think it might be?
GORDON RAMSEY: Would
you mind taking
your breath off my hotplate?
Yeah, look at that.
How can I serve food with
those f*cking things there?
Chicken-- security please.
ANNOUNCER: With an entire
tables food on the floor,
it's the worst possible moment
for a late arrival, let alone
.
GORDON RAMSEY: A table
of just arrived.
The scallops, thank you.
The pumpkin risotto.
Thank you.
They are celebrating
a bachelor party.
Oh, f*cking hell.
The -top, they happen to
be a bachelorette party.
Yeah?
Don't screw it.
covers, table .
Two spaghetti, five
risotto, five St. Jack.
Yes, Chef.
Now let's go, last table.
NARRATOR: As the
bachelorettes celebrate,
Heather and Sara are faced
with the first hurdle.
Getting appetizers to the
table, all at the same time.
Hey Missy, how many scallops
are you serving per portion?
Five each?
Are they small,
big, or massive?
Well they're medium.
You're sure that
they're medium?
Missy, clean your
f*cking glasses,
I'll ask you the question again.
Let's do this way.
Clean your f*cking glasses!
All right, Chef.
Chef's talking like,
blah blah blah.
GORDON RAMSAY: There
you go, what are they?
They are large scallops, Chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Right.
And I'm like,
what are you saying?
So what I'm trying to
suggest is serve four, OK?
Yes Chef.
OK, because they're massive.
Hello, wakey, wakey, yes?
Yes, Chef.
GORDON RAMSAY: Four scallops.
Yes, Chef.
f*ck me.
[cheering]
Hopefully it's the right size.
So this is your
last night out?
Sort of.
Everybody else
is-- is married?
Not married.
Not married?
Oh!
GORDON RAMSAY: How
long for risotto?
Three minutes.
Take those out.
What?
How's the spaghetti?
Let me check.
It was difficult having
Sara on the station,
because she doesn't listen.
sh**t it.
More?
More.
Need to refire
another scallop.
Move.
While I was
working with Heather,
I just felt like a
f*cking whipping post.
Sara the scallops,
Heather serve the risotto.
What's that on the plate?
NARRATOR: Despite
their problems,
Heather and Sara have managed
to get all appetizers
to the pass at the same time.
But will they make
it past Chef Ramsay?
Service, please.
The -top, please.
Let's go.
Bachelorette party.
Go, go, go, go, go.
The -top.
Thank you.
Every time Chef thanks
me, I get all giddy inside.
I was like, oh,
OK, you're welcome.
NARRATOR: With appetizers
successfully served
to the table of , Virginia and
Garrett have a chance to redeem
themselves with their entrees.
Now listen, hey,
ladies and gentlemen,
I think there's a
strong possibility
of completing every entree.
It's our last order.
Let's go, yes?
Veal, wellington,
chicken, salmon,
is in the hot plate, yes?
ALL: Yes, Chef.
I need a salmon garnish now.
Let's go, sauce.
Leave it in the pan,
it's just as quick
- Sorry, chef.
- Carrots.
- Yes, chef?
- Carrots, I said.
Not Garrett.
Oh my god.
Now you bring it to me
with butter in there.
Nutmeg.
Virginia?
- Yes, Chef.
The carrots are there.
Yes, Chef.
Do you want them in
the pan or on the?
f*cking hell, whatever's
fastest Virginia!
You have different
things going on at once,
and Chef Ramsay is like
the super cool rock star.
And I'm like this
little groupie.
And It's so embarrassing.
Virginia?
Yes, Chef?
GORDON RAMSAY:
What are you doing?
I'm getting the
tortellini, Chef.
There's not a
tortellini on the order.
Three tortellini, Chef?
Listen you stupid,
f*cking fat-mouth bitch,
bring me your ticket here.
Bring it here.
And read it.
Come here.
You're right, Chef.
Yes, Chef.
You just talk crap.
f*ck, f*ck, f*ck!
I'm losing it.
Chicken, salmon,
veal, wellington.
Salmon, please.
Look at that salmon.
Is that the best
piece of salmon?
I've asked, is that
the best salmon?
Yes, Chef.
It's chewed and buckled
and what have you done to it?
Mister, get a grip.
I can't take any more.
Where is JP, guys?
Where is that Belgian?
You want to sit?
I would-- I would love to
sit around gorgeous ladies.
OK, you sit. you sit with us.
Let's go, please.
Oh dear.
Hey.
What are you trying to
do, lose your virginity?
Double check the entree.
What's the temperature
for the salmon?
- Two medium, one well-done.
- Welcome back.
Thank you, Chef.
I rally back.
And I need to pick myself up,
and continue to keep pushing.
Just under one minute
to the whole plate.
Keith, I'm waiting
on f*cking chicken.
KEITH: I got it right here.
- I need it right now, yeah?
Watch your back.
This is our table
in Hell's Kitchen.
seconds to the window.
Yes, Chef.
Keith, end on a high.
Yes, Chef.
Go go go go.
-top coming.
Service, please.
Now go young man, please.
Table , let's go.
NARRATOR: The final
five have completed
tonight's dinner service
in just under three hours.
It is the best performance
yet in Hell's Kitchen.
I never thought I'd
say this, but hallelujah.
Not only did we
complete a dinner service,
but we completed
a dinner service
with the entire restaurant,
and with only five people.
Dinner was very good.
NARRATOR: The five
chefs in Hell's Kitchen
have succeeded in serving
every table in the restaurant.
But for one, it will
be their last dinner.
Wow.
Well done for
completing the service.
ALL: Thank you, Chef.
And we did manage a
very difficult -top.
That's good news.
However, one big issue.
None of you worked as a team.
Sara, Heather, I put
you both on there
to push those appetizers out.
And you two didn't gel.
Sara, you're feisty.
But you had a really
rough service.
If you saute scallops
in a non-stick pan,
they won't stick.
That's why it's called
f*cking nonstick.
Heather, you are the
most inconsistent person.
However, we got all
the appetizers out.
Thank you, Chef.
Garrett, you left me no option
tonight to switch you over.
Get off this section,
get on the fish.
You right now, get on there.
Get on there.
We'd be still standing
here now, seven entrees,
if you were on the meat.
Virginia.
Yes, Chef?
You put yourself
in the shit tonight.
- I know.
- Virginia.
Yes Chef.
What are you doing?
I'm getting the
tortellini, Chef.
There's not a
tortellini on the order.
Keith.
Yes, Chef.
You were easily the best chef
in the kitchen this evening.
Go back, and nominate
two for elimination.
Yes, Chef.
Let's go.
Heather should stay
in Hell's Kitchen,
because she works
very, very hard.
She never gives up.
She's in.
She's not going.
The other people, I don't
know, I'm still deciding.
What the f*ck.
If you f*cking send me
up there, I swear to god.
Like, I f*cked up once.
I don't really
know who to put.
I mean, all I can do is
hope for a little more time,
so that I can
progress some more,
and then progress more,
and progress more.
Come on buddy, you're in.
If Keith nominates me after
what happened yesterday,
I'll be shocked.
So what's the deal?
Offering me another chance.
It was really hard to
work with Heather today,
because she was doing
everything she could
to shine brighter than me.
You gotta watch
those scallops.
Thank you,
Heather, I've got it.
Given another chance, I
think I can, you know,
make it or break it.
Find out.
It's really a toss up.
We've got Sara, she should
have done better than she did.
Then we got Virginia.
So what's the deal?
I got to pick one of you guys.
I don't want to go up there.
I don't want to
be up there again.
I don't.
I mean, I don't
think I did that bad.
Whatever, I'm probably just
going to make a last minute
decision up there, so.
It's all right.
What are you gonna do?
Later.
[dramatic music]
Keith.
Yes, Chef?
Have you made your decisions?
Yes, Chef.
First nominee,
and why, please.
My first nominee is Virginia.
Because she was just messing up.
And the tickets are right there.
Like, not reading them and
knowing what we were on.
Second nominee and why.
My second nominee is--
is Garrett.
I thought he was your mate?
Yes, he is.
But whoever I
think did the worst
is who I was going to vote for.
And it doesn't matter
who my friends are.
Garrett and
Virginia, step forward.
Garrett, why should you stay
in Hell's Kitchen any longer?
I promise you that my next
performance will be my best.
I've got so much left to give.
I will have such a
fire lit under my ass.
You have no idea, Chef,
I'll make your head spin.
You are hungry, aren't you?
Foaming at the mouth, Chef.
I want this so bad.
Virginia.
Have you got anything to say?
You should keep me
in Hell's Kitchen,
because I really love
making food for people.
And yeah, I make mistakes.
And yeah, I embarrass myself.
But I still want to keep trying.
I still want to do it right.
I still want to keep going.
This is tough.
This is very tough.
The chicken is raw, Garrett.
You're going to k*ll someone.
Will you f*cking shut up!
You just talk crap!
My decision is Virgina.
You're staying.
Garrett, take off your jacket.
You served me raw chicken.
I can't accept that.
Thank you.
Keith stabbed me in the back.
But the fact of the
matter is that the chicken
went out there undercooked,
and now I'm leaving.
The first cooking job
I had was in a jail.
Stop whistling.
Yes, Chef.
It's cooked perfectly.
Thank you, Chef.
What, what's wrong?
I came out here knowing
I had to prove something
to the entire f*cking world.
I'm still not going to give up.
But I wanted this
more than anything.
Four individuals
left in Hell's Kitchen.
You must start
working as a team.
Aspire as individuals, do
not forget working as a team.
Is that clear?
ALL: Yes, Chef.
I nominated Garrett.
He's my boy.
I feel bad.
Now I'm the only dude left.
Just K-grease and the b*tches.
Vegas is on the line.
We all want it so
bad that we're going
to be fighting with each other.
It's going to be fun.
I'm a lover, not a fighter.
But seriously, I'm not a
f*cking doormat, either.
So if you're going to come
step in on me, hey, watch out.
I'm still here.
I think I'm here for a reason.
And I hope it stays that way.
And when I'm not here
for a reason, anymore,
I won't be here anymore.
Goodnight.
Thanks, Chef.
I'm trying to
find someone here
that deserves a restaurant.
Each and every step
of the way, Garrett
fought me, and his team.
That's why he's not
here any longer.
NARRATOR: On the next
"Hell's Kitchen."
Four of you left.
NARRATOR: The final four face
their biggest challenge yet.
Each of you will be
getting your own restaurant.
But But when the
blindfolds come off,
you're not going to
believe where they wind up.
Oh my god.
NARRATOR: And at dinner service.
Wake up, and get it together!
I can't, you guys.
NARRATOR: When Chef
Ramsay invites three
master chefs to Hell's Kitchen.
There's no way that you're
going to make me look stupid.
NARRATOR: It's more pressure
than any of them ever imagined.
GORDON RAMSAY: Heather!
I felt my heart drop.
NARRATOR: And for
the first time ever,
Sara takes on Chef Ramsay.
Chef, I told
you, it's only two!
Let me see.
NARRATOR: Then,
when it comes time
to send one of the
chefs home, it's
the most shocking farewell yet.
May I ask a question, Chief?
Shut the f*ck up.
NARRATOR: Who will make
it to the final three
and one step closer to getting
a restaurant in a billion dollar
Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas?
Next time on "Hell's Kitchen."
02x07 - 5 Chefs
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Reality television show that uses a progressive elimination format to narrow down a field of 20 to 12 aspiring chefs to one single winner over the course of one season.
Reality television show that uses a progressive elimination format to narrow down a field of 20 to 12 aspiring chefs to one single winner over the course of one season.