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Group punishment: Ramsay forced the chefs to pick up the wasted food, delivered via garbage truck, with their hands and place it in cylinders.

Team challenge: The contestants were tasked with filleting a large halibut into 6 ounce uniform pieces, trying to leave little waste. Both teams had 41 pieces accepted by Ramsay, resulting in a challenge tiebreaker for the first time in Hell's Kitchen history. One person from each team had to choose an accepted fillet that was as close to six ounces as possible. The men won a 5.9 ounce piece selected by Ben, compared to a 4.8 ounce piece selected by Corey.

Reward/punishment: The men were transported via Rolls Royces and Bentleys to a superyacht, where they had dinner with Ramsay and Jean-Philippe. The women had to prepare the seafood for service.

Service: Rosann and Craig were appointed assistant maître d's for service, but both struggled; Craig accidentally hit a woman with a chair and was forced to apologize to her, while Rosann revealed mid-service that she had only given in half of her tickets, which put her team behind. Petrozza, who had been threatened with elimination before service as he was still unable to remember the menu, did so with help from Bobby. Corey and Bobby did well on appetizers, but both teams struggled with poor communication. Sharon struggled on meat, Jason struggled on fish, Matt almost caused a fire, and Petrozza got numerous orders mixed up on meat. Ramsay closed service, but named the men winners for serving more entrees; Corey was named Best of the Worst.

Elimination: Corey nominated Christina and Jen, admitting she disliked them and saw them as threats. After watching Jen's extremely long plea and Christina burst into tears, Ramsay spared them and eliminated Sharon for her second terrible service in a row.

Ramsay's comment: "Sharon clearly showed great attention to detail. Unfortunately, it wasn't for her cooking, it was for her makeup."

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Group punishment: Ramsay forced both teams to clean up their kitchens.

Team challenge: The chefs were tasked with making perfect strands of pasta; the team with the most pasta weight winning. One member from each team was required to sit out and allow the pasta to be hung on their arms; Matt volunteered for the men, while the women made Shayna sit out. The women won their second consecutive challenge with 6.57 lbs of pasta, compared to the men's 5.48 lbs, as Craig struggled.

Reward/punishment: The women were taken via a Hummer limousine to the Pacific Park amusement park at the Santa Monica Pier. The men prepared the night's service for both teams, while Ben unknowingly volunteered to clean the petting zoo to set up for Family Night.

Service: Both teams cooked a special family menu, given to them just hours in advance. Vanessa did well on appetizers, but was sent to hospital after severely burning her hand putting out a burning pan Shayna accidentally set fire to. On the men's team, Matt served raw chicken and hard hamburgers until Bobby helped him. The women finished service well before the men, and Ben was scolded after he congratulated the men, despite the blue team being four tables behind the red team. The women were sent to help them, but Craig, bad-tempered and uncommunicative throughout the night, yelled at the chefs and even Ramsay himself before finishing service. Ramsay named the women clear winners, likening the men's service to a horror movie, and named Bobby Best of the Worst. After service, Vanessa returned and revealed she had suffered a second-degree burn, and was unsure if she could continue in the competition.

Elimination: Bobby nominated Craig and Matt; Ramsay also nominated Ben. Though Ramsay accused Ben of not treating the competition seriously, and Matt of being the worst performer of the night, he eliminated Craig for his repeated mistakes and terrible attitude.

Ramsay's comment: "I can teach someone how to cook, but Craig was a bad cook with an even worse attitude. There was no hope for him."

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Team challenge: The chefs are challenged to a blind taste test and were blindfolded as well. With the red team has an extra person, Tennille was told to sit out. Each chef has then given 4 ingredients to taste and they have to identify it correctly to receive points for their teams. The team with the most points would win the challenge. The red team wins 6-4.

Reward/punishment: The red team has to visit Opaque at the V Lounge in Santa Monica with Ramsay. The blue team has to make sorbet for tonight's service, as well as take in a delivery of fruit and clean the glasses for the sorbet.

Dinner service: The blue team able to complete their service with few flaws, Andy ran out of mashed potatoes for the last few remaining orders, but Dave was able to successfully cook up a new batch quickly despite his injured arm. The red team has several major problems during the service. Suzanne cooks her Sea Bass early put pressure on Sabrina to quickly get out the lamb which ended up undercooked, and Ramsay temporarily removed Sabrina from the kitchen and forced her to eat the lamb. Later, Suzanne held up a table's orders too long due to delays in cooking the Sea Bass, and Ramsay forced them to redo the table. Close to the end of dinner service, Amanda's halibut got undercooked. Nevertheless, both teams completed their service and the blue team declared winners. Ramsay noted that the men won despite being one cook down, and he especially singled out Dave for his performance.

Nominees for elimination: Tennille was named Best of the Worst and has to nominate two chefs for elimination, Suzanne is her first nominee due to lack of teamwork and being the weakest cook, and she has a difficult choice on picking Amanda and Sabrina, ends up on choosing Sabrina. Ramsay adds Amanda to step forward with the chosen nominees.

Elimination: In the end, Ramsay eliminates Amanda. Although both Sabrina and Suzanne made much major errors, Ramsay felt Amanda was too polite and was a far weaker performer than the other two nominees.

Ramsay's comment: "Amanda was a sweet girl, but sweet girls don't make great head chefs."

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Continued from previous episode, Ramsay told the final five that did not permanently shut down Hell's Kitchen. Instead, the contestants were flown to the Borgata Hotel and Casino for a multi-day trip to see their potential future place of employment. After touring the hotel, they sat down for dinner with the Borgata Hotel's vice president of cuisine. Robert left the table after a few minutes, complaining of chest pains; he was taken to the hospital for observation and tests.

Withdrawal: After a few days of waiting Robert returned to Hell's Kitchen. He reported that he has pericarditis and announced his departure from Hell's Kitchen because of his condition. After Robert says his final farewells to the final four, Chef Ramsay remarked that Robert had the possibility to win. "I just want to tell you, that you have been a fantastic competitor. You've had the potential to win this competition. Do not ever, ever forget that." Unlike Ji in Episode 2, Robert had to give back his jacket to Chef Ramsay but did get his picture burned at the end of the episode.

Challenge: After visiting Borgata each of the final four presented the signature dish that he or she would serve in their restaurant, should he or she win Hell's Kitchen. First up was Danny who had a pan seared sea scallop with a citrus basil champagne sauce and a little bit of crisp slice ginger on top. Chef Ramsay said it didn't look the most creative dish in terms of presentation but it certainly delivered in flavour, it taste quite nice and the scallops was cooked perfectly. Next up was Andrea who had Green tea crusted tuna served with black sesame rice cake and pear kimchi. After tasting it, Chef Ramsay said it was nice, the build up was lovely, she wanted a little bit of everything and there was nothing there that was unwanted from a plate, in terms of harmony it all went very well together and delicious. Next up was Paula who had a smoked salmon ceviche unfortunately cooked a little bit more than she would have liked when she was smoking it. After tasting it, Chef Ramsay said it was not overcooked, it was just seared but it was definitely delicious and the seasoning was absolutely 100% correct and very good. Last up was Ben who had pan roasted tiger prawns served over mango scented turnips basil crushed Yukon gold potatoes. Chef Ramsay said this dish was definitely something he was it, this was pretty. Ben believed people truly eat with their eyes when I sit down to a plate, he wanted then to go wow. After picking up a prawn, Chef Ramsay asked Ben was there a prawn gone which Ben replied it was just for presentation just to show the tail. Chef Ramsay told Ben he wanted the ******* prawn and not the tail which Ben replied he didn't want to put too much on the plate. Chef Ramsay told Ben he cut the ******* prawn, he put the tail on the plate and he leaves the prawn off before saying dear oh dear. Chef Ramsay told Ben he was definitely not safe before commending Danny, Andrea and Paula. Chef Ramsay said it was very difficult to pick a winner out of all three but proclaimed Andrea the winner.

Award/Punishment: Andrea received one-time immunity from the next elimination. Additionally, unless there was a specific Best of the Best or Best of the Worst after the next service, she would get to decide on the nominees for elimination. No punishment was given. Ben, Danny, and Paula were upset that Andrea, who they constantly believe is outperformed, would last longer than one of them.

Service: Danny and Paula received only praise from Chef Ramsay, and Danny was eventually sent to help Andrea on fish . However Ben struggled with the garnish to the point where Ramsay sent him out of the kitchen. After a short break, Ben returned and finished with a strong performance. Andrea however failed on the fish station to the point where Ramsay almost took her safe spot away from her . Nonetheless, service was completed.

Winner: Chef Ramsay felt there was no Best of the Worst, the team had to come to a consensus, the team acknowledged Andrea as the worst performer by far and due to her safety they were limited to only Ben, Danny and Paula .

Nominees for elimination: The Team nominated Ben and Paula. However, after hearing from Paula briefly, Ramsay immediately sent her back in line and called Andrea to step forward.

Elimination: No chef was eliminated after dinner service; Robert's photo was burned at the end of the episode, although his jacket was not placed on the hook. Ramsay confirmed Andrea's immunity as a man of his word and kept Ben since Andrea had performed so poorly that Ben "never had a chance." He also noted that, had Andrea not won immunity, she would have been eliminated.

Challenge: The contestants were awakened early in the morning by a marching band, and were greeted outside by Chef Ramsay and two piles of garbage bags containing the discarded food from last night's service. Unlike seasons 2 & 4, where contestants had to sort through the trash , Ramsay ordered the contestants to fish scallops out of two large crates and carry them to the kitchen, leading to the day's team challenge of cleanly shucking as many scallops as they could in fifteen minutes. Andrea was told by Ramsay to sit out in order to even out both teams. The women went first and first up for them was Carol where all eight of her scallops were accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Paula where only one of her ten scallops were accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Coi where six of her scallops were accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Colleen who had five of her six scallops accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was L.A. where all eight her scallops were accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Ji who had four of her scallops accepted by Chef Ramsay. Last up was Lacey who had three of her six scallops accepted by Chef Ramsay. The women successfully shuck a total of 35 scallops. It was the men's turn and first up for them was Ben where only three of his eleven scallops were accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Danny where nine of his eleven scallops were accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Giovanni who had thirteen of his fifteen scallops accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Robert who had five of his scallops accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Charlie where only two of his scallops were accepted by Chef Ramsay. Next up was Seth who had three of his scallops accepted by Chef Ramsay tying the score at 35-35. Last up was J. His first five scallops were rejected but his sixth - and last - passed, eking out a 36-35 victory for the men.

Award/Punishment: The men flew in a helicopter to Catalina Island, but Robert was forced to take a ferry due to his weight. While on a submarine ride, Seth demonstrated a level of knowledge of Gordon's personal life to the point that the guys jokingly believed that Seth was stalking him. When Robert finally arrived, with the long trip causing him to miss out on the day's events, it was time for the group to head back. Meanwhile, the women spent the day prepping a raw bar for the night's service. After the challenge, a dejected Lacey had retreated to her bunk in tears after being called out by Ramsay for her substandard performance ; Ji attempted to talk Lacey out of her funk, but to no avail. Following an argument between Lacey and Carol over Lacey's histrionics, Lacey claimed illness and remained in bed, not showing up in the kitchen until six hours into the punishment.

Service: Only thirty minutes before the start of service, Ji suffered an ankle injury that left her participation in doubt, but after receiving treatment she announced to Chef Ramsay that she would be taking part in the service. Robert and Paula were assigned as raw bar servers; Robert's amiability impressed Jean-Phillippe and the customers. Carol and Charlie both produced poor risottos, but Ben was able to bail Charlie out with his replacement. Charlie was soon in hot water again after he and Seth forgot to include lobster in the lobster spaghetti. Danny impressed Ramsay with his lamb, but Ramsay got angry at Giovanni for delivering an undercooked salmon to the pass. Colleen was horrible on the fish station, as she first burned 3 orders of scallops , then she later burned the outside of a piece of salmon and simultaneously left the inside raw, while also forgetting a John Dory on the same ticket. This led Ramsay to furiously question her credentials as a culinary instructor, and when she burned yet two more orders of salmon, Ramsay threw her out of the kitchen, demoting her to the raw bar and bringing in Paula to take her place. To make things interesting near the end, Ramsay gathered both teams and declared that whoever first completed service was the winner. Both sides were neck-and-neck until Carol stalled the women on a dish that everyone else was ready for, allowing the men to emerge victorious. Despite this setback, both teams would successfully finish the service.

Winner: The men as they were the first to complete dinner service.

Nominees for elimination: Colleen and Lacey. In a deleted scene included on the DVD release, the others attempted to persuade Carol to nominate herself in place of Colleen despite the latter's dreadful performance, in turn hoping to ensure Lacey's elimination , but Carol refused on the grounds that it could result in her being axed for costing her team the win.

Elimination: After Colleen and Lacey plead their cases for staying, and before Ramsay could make a decision, Ji - who had admirably completed the dinner service in spite of her injury, which restricted her to a wheelchair afterward - announced to Ramsay that she wished to withdraw from the competition, fearing her physical state would be a hindrance to the women's success . Andrea declared to Ramsay that a hobbled Ji was still far more effective than Colleen or Lacey, but Ramsay honored Ji's request and allowed her to leave, thus reluctantly sparing Colleen and Lacey from elimination. He then lauded Ji personally for her effort and her "phenomenal" performance, while allowing her to keep her jacket as a token of her bravery. After she bid a tearful goodbye to her teammates, and as she was wheeled by Andrea out of Hell's Kitchen, the men all rose and gave Ji a farewell standing ovation for her gritty performance. Ramsay then called on the remaining contestants to draw from Ji's perseverance, which, he said, demonstrated "courage at its best." As shown in the beginning of episode three, the women were irked that Lacey survived another day, and pressed her to prove as to why she should remain in the competition.

Ramsay's comment: "Ji showed great courage. Unfortunately, her injury got in the way of her dream. She had a chance to win this, but sadly we will never, ever know."

Notes: Ji became the first contestant in the show's history to keep her jacket upon her departure. Despite withdrawing from the competition due to injury, she got her picture burned instead of the traditional coat hook and burning sequence unlike Vanessa Gunnell from Season 4. In future seasons, being allowed to keep their jacket, with Ariel Contreras-Fox of Season 6, Jillian Flathers of Season 8, Elise Wims of Season 9, Dana Cohen of Season 10, Jon Scallion of Season 11, Melanie Finch of Season 12 and Sterling Wright of Season 13 all afforded this honor.

Challenge: The teams create individual dishes, featuring the main ingredient, red king crab; one dish from the team will be presented a specialty crab dish to Chef Ramsay. Andrea's dish failed to meet Chef Ramsay's expectations , while Ben's was much better received but still failed to meet the mark. As a result, Paula and Danny were asked to bring up their dishes. Both their dishes were much better received than Ben and Andrea's dishes and as a result, the blue team won in a very close finish.

Award/Punishment: The blue team was taken to Santa Monica State Beach, where they spent a day of fun at the beach and ate a lobster lunch at a seafood restaurant. The red team cleaned both of the teams dorms, and cooked all of the red king crabs for the following night's dinner service.

Service: For this service, the teams were requested to come up with their own menus for the night. Ben insisted on a dish that Danny and Robert had no clue about and also had no interest in his dish. Disaster struck through both teams during dinner service; from Ben's slaughtered Filet Mignon steaks, to Carol's undercooked potatoes lead to both teams crumbling under pressure. Ben also served overly salty sauce and admitting to should have tasting it and later got involved in an argument with Chef Ramsay over the pomme fondant, as Ben believed that the pomme fondant dish he added to the menu was supposed to made from boiled potatoes, whereas Ramsay told him that the potatoes were meant to be sautéed in butter. One restaurant guest tried taking matters into her own hands by taking her second unseasoned carpaccio dish up to Chef Ramsay, where she whistles to get his attention then Chef Ramsay insults her back to her seat. Tension between Robert and Ben escalated during entrees and desserts, as Ben saw that Robert couldn't keep up with the speed of the kitchen. After a steak is returned for being undercooked by Carol, he ordered them to shut their kitchens down.

Winner: Although the red vs blue menu ended in disaster, Chef Ramsay decides on the winner based on the total amount of services for each team. The red team was declared the winning team; while their customer satisfaction rating was a relatively mediocre 54%, this was still much better than the 36% that the blue team managed.

Nominees for elimination: Danny was named Best of the Worst on the blue team as he didn't make a any mistakes that night and chose Ben for elimination . However, Ramsay felt Robert also had a bad service and put him on the chopping block as well.

Elimination: Carol, despite being on the winning team. Like Ben, Carol insisted on putting a potato dish on the menu and was responsible for undercooking it multiple times. However, unlike Ben, Carol appeared to have given up and not fight back to redeem herself. Like Ben, Ramsay claimed Carol was sabotaging her team's efforts to win marking the first team a contestant was eliminated from a winning team. This would happen to four other contestants .

Ramsay's comment: "Carol knew she was out of her depth in Hell's Kitchen. I just put her out of her misery."

Team challenge: Each chef must make sausages in pairs of two, by hand. The first team to make six strings of sausages that meet Ramsay's specifications will win. At this point, Ramsay chooses Amanda to sit out. The blue team struggles, and one pair, Jim & Robert, produces nothing. The majority of women are perfect, with only Ariel and Sabrina producing a line too thin, and the red team wins.

Reward/punishment: The red team visits Old World Village restaurant in Huntington Beach, and get to celebrate in their very own Oktoberfest. The blue team must clean up the dorms of both teams and this takes a mental toll on Robert, who has yet to win a single challenge himself. When sous chef Scott tells him to keep focusing on the competition, Robert breaks his broom in a fit of anger. Also, Dave receives a call from his doctor, informing him that his sprained wrist is actually a fracture, and must come to hospital to put cast to remain on for two weeks. Dave contemplates quitting the competition, and after seeking advice from Ramsay, he decides to stay.

Dinner service: This service includes Melinda Clarke, Dwight Freeney, Tom Green, John O'Hurley, Drew Lachey, Christopher "Kid" Reid, and Kristy Swanson. Jim and Ariel are assigned to the dining room to prepare an Amuse-bouche appetizer. In the dining room, Jim is too slow, talking to the customers. In the blue kitchen, Andy's lamb is undercooked and Robert does well on the appetizers. In the red kitchen, Lovely has trouble keeping track of the orders. Dave comes back for service after being released from hospital with a new cast and is assigned to desserts. Andy sends up raw chicken and Sous Chef Scott shouts at him for more chicken. Ariel overcooks the tagliatelle. The blue team wins the service after serving all of the entrees in a close finish. In the post-mortem that followed, Suzanne asks Ramsay for a "play-by-play" on the disappointing loss, but is shut down cold by Ramsay. Ramsay also points out that despite only having "eleven hands" , the blue team was still able to complete the service.

Nominees for elimination: Sabrina is named Best of Worst, and nominates Lovely and Tek for elimination.

Elimination: Suzanne is asked who she would send home, and she says Lovely. Ramsay agrees with the decision and sends Lovely home. Although Tek performed poorly with the appetizers, Ramsay deemed Lovely at fault since her inability to keep up with the others cost her team the win and he was fed up Lovely's constant excuses about her failures.

Ramsay's comment: "If people were named for their cooking, her name wouldn't be Lovely. It would be Useless."

Challenge: To recreate one of Chef Ramsay's signature dishes based on taste alone. Danny was declared the winner, with Paula as a close second.

Award/Punishment: Danny went along with Chef Ramsay to go fly in separate biplanes. The other three chefs had to polish all the crystal, shampoo all the carpets and prepare for that night's service.

Service: To motivate the chefs before service, Ramsay gave each chef a set of his brand of stainless steel cookware in the dorms. Service was smooth for the most part, but Ben had trouble recognizing that Ramsay wanted a salad with nothing else on it, and kept putting croutons in. Ramsay even asked Sous Chef Scott Leibfried if "plain salad" meant something different in the US than in England. Scott assured him it was the same and Danny lagged on the garnish station early in to entrees. All of a sudden, a man pulled Jean-Phillipe aside and requested a favor to him that he wanted to propose to his girlfriend. He gave the ring to Jean Phillipe, who then gave the ring to Chef Ramsay. The wedding ring was placed on a dessert with the words "Will you marry me?" written on the plate. A dome was placed over the dessert, and as soon as the dessert was delivered, the man proposed to his girlfriend, who could barely speak. The girl accepted, the restaurant broke out in applause and Ramsay presented the girl with a rose and congratulated the new couple personally. Service ran smoothly right until the end when Andrea ran out of wellingtons because she miscounted them. This required Danny and Paula to find more wellingtons in the store room and preparing them from scratch taking an additional 15 minutes. Leaving Ramsay extremely disappointed at the final 10% of service.

Post-Mortem: Ramsay said he had never been "so bloody frustrated" in Hell's Kitchen because "in a fine dining restaurant, it's not how we start, it's how we finish". He told the chefs to come up with one nominee for elimination.

Nominees for elimination: When coming up with nominee, Danny & Ben expressed their frustrations towards Andrea leading Paula to step in & defend her. Whilst the women nominated Ben. Meaning both Ben & Andrea share their nomination count with Christina for Season 4 as the chef with the second most amount of nominations.

Elimination: Ramsay tells Ben to leave Hell's Kitchen. He never gave a specific reason , but before Ben left, Ramsay gave him some encouraging words and told him that his energy, attitude and hard work in Hell's Kitchen was outstanding, and also told him to keep all of those good qualities. Ben also got his full elimination sequence during the recap episode.

Team challenge: Each chef must prep shrimp for the next night's service, with each team scoring one point for each shrimp perfectly prepared. The red team had an extra member and Lovely sat out. Sabrina gets the good start with 7 and as well as Amanda with even 9, followed by Tek and Ariel with 6 shrimps, while Suzanne has 10 shrimp, and Robert manages with underwhelming 4, leaving the final total at 44. The first two members of the blue team posted the same scores as their red team counterparts, Andy and Van having 7 and 9; Tony then continued with 9. Joseph and Dave only managed 5 and 4, and Ramsay disappointed then rebounded, when Kevin had 9, and Jim needed two shrimp to make a total score of 45 shrimp for the win. The blue team eventually won the challenge.

Reward/punishment: The blue team eats at The Cannery Restaurant in Newport Beach, followed by dessert on a yacht. The red team prepared shrimp and lemon wedges for the service. Meanwhile, at the Cannery, Joseph draws attention from his teammates with disrespectful comments towards Ramsay, that he just wanted to cook and was learning nothing by eating lunch. Dave criticized him for his comments.

Dinner service: Ramsay puts Van and Tennille to cook and serve scampi in the dining room. In the blue kitchen, Tony had a hard time preparing grapefruit to a point where Chef Ramsay threatened to kick him out of the building. Van accidentally serves customers at the other team's table, and he chooses to ignore Jean-Philippe's admonition to respect the dining room. That leads to a shouting match, Ramsay pulls them out of the kitchen to reprimand them on their behavior. Tony and Kevin weren't able to send out fish. At the red team, Tennille faces not only Ramsay's anger, but also her team's for having served undercooked shrimp to a woman who was pregnant. Lovely keeps burning her fish, and forgets to turn the gas on. When both Andy and Sabrina had trouble cooking chicken, the service was a lost cause, and Ramsay orders the chefs to make shrimp cocktails for the diners , causing both kitchens to be shut down. The service turns worse and Ramsay declares no winner.

Nominees for elimination: The Red Team decided to nominate Tennille and Lovely and Sabrina was also briefly considered whilst the Blue Team agreed on Tony and Andy . When Jim bought Van in to consideration, Van blows up and threatens to punch him and walks off with the men feeling that his reaction was uncalled for. At the nomination process, Ariel civilly named Tennille and Lovely for the elimination list; as for the blue team nominations, Joseph ignores Ramsay's request to give the "first nominee and why" for the team, rather insisting "they can speak for themselves, they know who they are". He then announces Tony and Andy as the nominees, citing no valid reason to be nominated , and Ramsay refuses to accept the nominees. Joseph refuses to calm down a number of times to the fellow red team contestants that try to calm him down, eventually Joseph becomes very angry and tears off his jacket, walks right up to Ramsay and asks for a fight. However, the episode ends with "To Be Continued" flashes on a screen and the elimination delayed until the next episode.

Team challenge: The chefs were tasked with making eight perfect cuts of a chicken, part by part, without cutting too much meat or having portions of other parts on it. As the blue team had an extra member, Louross was forced to sit out. Jen and Shayna scored six, and Corey, Christina, Rosann and Vanessa each scored eight, making the red team's total 44. Jason scored six, and Ben and Petrozza both scored eight, but Craig, needing a score of six, only scored two, so Ramsay ended the challenge early and declared the women winners.

Reward/punishment: The women visited the Saddle Ranch Chop House, a western-themed restaurant on the Sunset Strip, where they unintentionally met restaurant regular Aaron Song, a contestant from the show's third season. The men were forced to pick peppers from a country field.

Service: Like Petrozza during the previous service, Jason was thrown out before service for not being able to remember the menu. He still could not remember the menu when he returned and even wanted to quit before finally remembering the menu with prompting from Ramsay. Bobby served chicken tableside. Both teams completed appetizers well thanks to Christina's leadership and Petrozza's concentration, but struggled on entrees. Vanessa served undercooked meat and needed her teammates to help her, but Rosann burned meat by starting a fire in the pan. Craig struggled on appetizers and argued with his teammates, while Ben overcooked and undercooked salmon, angering Ramsay when he blamed his mistakes on "different cooking techniques." Jason could not get soufflés to rise, and shocked Ramsay when he suggested coating the rims with sugar and cocoa. Upon receiving another undercooked salmon by Ben, Ramsay closed service, declared no winning team, and instructed Christina and Petrozza to nominate one person for elimination.

Elimination: Petrozza nominated Jason, while feeling the rest of the men would rather nominate Craig, and Christina nominated Vanessa instead of exacting revenge on Corey. Ramsay eliminated Jason for consistently being a terrible performer and not recovering after almost quitting.

Ramsay's comment: "I kept waiting for Jason to show me some energy, to wake up, but he never did. And that's why I'm putting him to sleep."

Danny from the blue team and Paula from the red team were each told to choose who they thought was the weakest on their team. Paula chose Andrea and Danny chose Ben. Andrea and Ben were called and told to remove their jackets, thinking they were facing elimination, when in fact they were told that everyone would be competing as a single team.

Challenge: In the first individual challenge, each chef cooked a dish using 14 specific ingredients, including chicken, pasta and wine. While Chef Ramsay considered all dishes to be delicious, he singled out Ben and Danny's dishes, with Ben's being the best. Ben then was told to pick a friend to enjoy the reward. He chose Robert.

Award/Punishment: Ben takes a trip with Chef Ramsay and Robert to San Francisco, where they dine at the One Market restaurant, at the exclusive chef's table. The others spend the day taking deliveries. Giovanni ended up being fed up with the punishment, after breaking boxes of bottled water, and having to chase a seafood truck for being short two lobster, later to find out that the order was correct after all.

Service: There were several mishaps occurring that night Giovanni was accused of purposely cooking Ben's winning chicken dish poorly. Giovanni talked back to chef Ramsay when Ramsay called him "dickface". Later, Giovanni placed a hot pan in the refrigerator, to cool it down, only to cause Robert to burn his hand picking it up. Andrea was also thrown out of Hell's Kitchen for constantly not knowing what the orders are, but was brought back in after some encouragement from Jean-Philippe. Robert overcooked scallops and cooked bacon and John Dory in the same pan. Ramsay put Ben on the meat station with Giovanni but that didn't make the situation any better as Ramsay caught Ben slicing the chicken and putting it back in the oven for being undercooked. Service ended prematurely after Ramsay walked out of the kitchen.

Winner: Paula was the strongest player of the night for her appetizers, and got the right to choose two players for elimination.

Nominees for elimination: Paula chose Giovanni and Andrea.

Elimination: Chef Ramsay ultimately chose Giovanni to leave Hell's Kitchen. While Andrea had arguably been the worst performer on the night, including not being able to recite one of the orders correctly, Ramsay felt that Giovanni's major verbal confrontation between the two of them during the service was unforgivable. Giovanni's coat peg and burning photo closing was featured in the recap at the beginning of episode 14.

Shutdown: At 2:14AM, Chef Ramsay called the remaining chefs to the kitchen, announcing that due to that night's service and his dissatisfaction with the final five, Hell's Kitchen is shutting down.

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Team challenge: The chefs were tasked with making a gourmet pizza each before deciding which team member's pizza would be judged by Ramsay. The women won with Jen's "Little Bit of Italy, Little Bit of France" pizza, as Ben's mushroom pizza was gritty.

Reward/punishment: Before leaving the kitchen to take the women on their reward, Ramsay gave the men a pep talk, saying they had talent, and only lacked teamwork. The women were taken by helicopter to the Square One restaurant in Santa Barbara, California, home of the "$90 Burger" and their truffle "fries". Jen's pizza was also featured on the menu for service. The men prepared both kitchens for service and given dry burgers for lunch.

Vanessa's exit: Although Vanessa managed to struggle through the team challenge, the pain of her burnt hand became significantly worse during prep, to the point where she was unable to work effectively. After talking with Ramsay, Vanessa decided to leave Hell's Kitchen, as her injury was not likely to heal quickly, and she did not want to be in the kitchen working at only half power.

Ramsay's comment: "It's unfortunate that Vanessa's burn took her out of the competition. We'll never, ever know if she really had what it takes to win Hell's Kitchen."

Service: Before service, Ramsay brought the chefs outside and informed them that Hell's Kitchen would be serving pizzas that night. Ben was forced to make pizza deliveries in an electric cart. Shayna undercooked beef wellingtons, and Rosann struggled on garnish, forcing Ramsay to send the beef wellingtons alone and send Jen to help her. Matt struggled cooking decent eggs for the scallops, forcing Bobby to take over, and Louross had trouble cooking steak, but Petrozza managed to fool sous chef Scott by slicing the sides of the beef so they were "steaks". Although Christina and Jen were both supposed to be on the dessert station, Jen refused to help Christina, leaving her to struggle on her own until Ramsay ordered a reluctant Corey to help her. Both teams completed service, and for the first time in Hell's Kitchen history, Ramsay declared the teams joint-winners. However, he still required each team to nominate one member for elimination.

Elimination: Louross and Christina were nominated. In the end, both teams were rewarded for finishing service and nobody, aside Vanessa, was eliminated.

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Individual challenge: The chefs awaken and to be greeted by Little Gordon, Ramsay's child version. After Little Gordon gives the contestants a brief show, the real Ramsay comes in the dining room and gives them their next individual challenge. They have one hour to cook 80 portions of a Vegetarian dish for 80 children. Each of the children is served one portion of each contestants' dish. Tennille's dish made "yummiest" and receives an average of 55%, making her the winner of a challenge. Dave finished second in the challenge, while Kevin's dish was voted as the "yuckiest".

Reward/punishment: Tennille is treated to a makeover in Beverly Hills and then goes with Ramsey to Nobu restaurant in Los Angeles and she is treated to a sushi meal personally prepared by world renowned sushi chef Nobu Matsuhisa. At the end of the meal, Chef Matsuhisa presents Tennille with a brand-new set of authentic Japanese knives designed by Rokusaburo Michiba and manufactured by J.A. Henckels. The other three had to clean up the mess left behind by the 80 children which included scraping gum off the bottom of the tables.

Dinner service: Kevin started off the service at the appetizers station, cooking delicious risotto. Dave's wrist injury acted up once during service, Ramsay told that he would continue in Hell's Kitchen, though Dave recovered. Tennille struggled badly in her scallops that did not make the mark and she burnt many of her fish. However, after getting blasted by Ramsay, she made a comeback and her subsequent cooking was perfect. Eventually, the service was completed "flawless".

Elimination: Ramsay considers to eliminate Dave because of his continuous pain, and he successfully pleaded on his case that if he is to be eliminated. Ramsay eliminates Tennille despite not being nominated and starts crying because of it but Chef Ramsay continues to praise her during her farewell.

The three remaining chefs go back to the dorm rooms to relax and Ramsay calls them downstairs that he attended to. After Dave's right frightened decision to keep him, Ramsay calls Dave and surprised him with his fiancée and sister, followed by Ariel's fiancé and mother, and Kevin's wife and son so they could spend each time with their loved ones.

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Team challenge: Ramsay flew to Whistler overnight, via a video connection, a tour of the Araxi restaurant, as well as introduce this episode's challenge: each team have 2½ hours, and he times to fly back to Los Angeles, to prepare three entrees using all 15 ingredients , without repeating ingredients. Former Olympic Medalists Sasha Cohen and Jonny Moseley judge each entree. The blue team won both votes on all entrees and win the contest 4-2 after Van's dish of braised kale was being liked by the judges' satisfaction.

Reward/punishment: The blue team have to go with Ramsay to the Campanile restaurant where chef Mark Peele shows them stylish versions of everyday dishes, includes grilled cheese sandwich. In addition, each received a "souvenir" – a tuque with Whistler's logo emblazoned upon it. The red team had to go to a farm to do various chores, including milking the cows and cleaning the pig pen.

Dinner service: Before dinner service, Ramsay tears up the dinner menu and has each team create a new menu, with their own personal flair. While the Blue team has no problem creating their menu, Ariel disregards most of Tennille's suggestions and creates the Red team's menu largely by herself, while Sabrina doesn't contribute anything despite her team asking her for ideas. Van has constant issues with the fish station, and spills the sauce for the fish at the pass. Dave re-aggravates his arm injury after lifting a heavy pan, and despite having the medic called over, chooses to fight through the rest of the service. Ariel had several of her ravioli dishes returned for being undercooked. Van and Sabrina are both singled out for undercooking the halibut; in Van's case, Ramsay slams a hand into the halibut, and then closes both kitchens. Ramsay declared both teams losers for the second time in a row.

Nominees for elimination: Each team decides which of their teammates to nominate for elimination. Dave announces that Van was nominated for his poor service, while acknowledging that Suzanne is the weakest cook on the blue team. The red team nominate Sabrina, who goes on the chopping block for the third straight service.

Elimination: Sabrina home as he felt she was on the downward spiral in the last few services.

Ramsay's comment: "Sabrina wanted to be the head chef in Whistler. Now all she has to do, is take those red lips and whistle on out of here."

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Challenge: Both teams cooked a special breakfast service for a group of 100 young football players and cheerleaders. Colleen became distracted by the cheerleaders, forcing Ramsay to order her back on her station, while Coi burned several pancakes. The men had an early lead but squandered it after Seth stumbled on scrambled eggs that he claimed were inspired by one of Ramsay's recipes. This gave the women their first challenge victory of the season. Ben and Danny later got into a heated argument in the dorms after Danny had boasted that he was the strongest cook on the men's team. Ben vehemently disagreed, replying to Danny, "You couldn't cook my cock."

Award/Punishment: The women went "camping" for the day at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, while the men faced the arduous task of cleaning up both the dining room and both kitchens, then prepping both sides for that night's service. The men failed to finish the red kitchen's prep by the time the women returned, due to Danny and Robert plotting to get Ben out.

Service: The red team was missing their tomato butter sauce, which was supposed to have been made during the men's prep; on that account, Chef Ramsay suspected sabotage, and his suspicions were only furthered when the sauce that Ben gave them was far too salty, leading to Danny preparing a new batch. Giovanni lagged on boiling the water for spaghetti, and a Caesar salad prepared by J included the butt from a head of lettuce. Ben cut the lamb chops too thinly, Ramsay asked Danny how long on the mashed potatoes but Danny wouldn't reply so Ramsay threatened to throw him out of the kitchen if he didn't respond within 30 seconds. Seth proved to be the worst performer of the night as he undercooked some scallops, didn't pay attention when Ramsay called out a ticket, then was caught by Ramsay wiping a pan with a soiled cloth that he had just previously used to wipe his face. In the red kitchen, Coi pre-made pasta instead of cooking it to order, prepared two underdone lobster spaghetti that were short on lobster, then dropped one of the pans containing the replacements. LA sent up poorly sliced wellingtons, Colleen conflicted with her on the meat station and cooked one order of beef Wellingtons too many.

No Winner: Overall, barely any meals left the kitchens and almost every appetizer and several wellingtons were returned. Ramsay finally had enough and declared both teams as losers, then sent the teams upstairs to decide which two members from each side should be up for elimination. All this was done in full view of the shocked customers instead of during the standard post-service wrap-up like in Episode 3 of Season 4 and Episode 4 of Season 2.

Nominees for elimination: With no winning team and no best of the worst, both teams are given two nominees for elimination, The blue team chose Ben for the grounds of his earlier fight with Danny and his poor performance on the meat station, along Seth for his multiple errors; When Giovanni announced Ben as his pick, Ben was furious that he chose him over Danny & J was also briefly considered for the butt of lettuce in the salad incident, but the men quickly came to a consensus on Seth and Ben. The red team initially appeared to decide on Colleen, for yet another shaky service, along with Coi, who nominated herself for her multiple mistakes on the appetizers. However, Carol told the other women they were making a mistake, that Lacey should be nominated with Colleen for being the weakest overall. Despite Lacey trying to protest that she hadn't made any mistakes and that Coi had nominated herself, the other women quickly came around to Carol's viewpoint.

Elimination: Before asking for the nominees, Ramsay bought up the butt of lettuce to J saying "that's how reputations got destroyed within minutes - butthead!". When Danny revealed the first nominee was Seth and the second nominee from the men was Ben, Ramsay's response to Ben's nomination was "I'll agree with that one, yeah", implying they should've nominated J. When Lacey revealed the nominees were Colleen and herself, Ramsay was shocked that Coi wasn't nominated but took Lacey anyways. After listening to the plea's, Ramsay sent Ben back in line and eliminated Seth for being a consistently terrible performer.

Ramsay's comment: "Seth showed that he had all the passion in the world, but the bottom line is he's a crap cook."

Team Change: Lacey was transferred over to the men's team, as the men were now two members down, and also because most of the women made it clear that they were not willing to continue working with her.

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Preliminaries: Both teams were awakened at six the next morning by the ringing of cowbells from sous chefs Scott and Gloria, and were taken on a field trip to a meat processing plant, where Scott showed the contestants how the meat was butchered and what parts of the cattle produced specific cuts. Back at the kitchen, the team challenge was to correctly label several cuts of meat, then attach the signs identifying the cuts to the proper locations on color-coded cow statues. The men won the meat-labeling challenge first after only two tries, then J and Colleen got their teams off to good starts with five correct cuts out of eight on their respective statues, but then Seth and Lacey caused major setbacks for their sides, effectively forcing both teams to start over. Ben eventually labeled all of the cuts correctly, giving the men their second consecutive challenge victory.

Award/Punishment: The men flew to Sunstone Winery in Santa Ynez, California, where they enjoyed a wine tasting followed by a steak dinner. The women stayed behind to butcher two large sides of beef after hauling both into the kitchen. Their lunch, presented by Scott and consisting entirely of offal, led Lacey to vomit and therefore cause a chain reaction of LA and Andrea upchucking while the others plugged their ears. Andrea, clearly traumatized by the repulsive meal and her having vomited multiple times as a result, desperately made the women promise to bond together and try harder to avoid future punishments.

Service: Hell's Kitchen opened for its first-ever "steakhouse" service, split into two two-hour seatings with one team cooking and the other serving, and vice-verse. Robert was determined to have a good service, as it had coincided with what was to be his wedding day. During the first seating, Giovanni sent out numerous undercooked steaks and Ben, misinterpreting a command from Ramsay, prepared six orders of dessert before the appetizers. Charlie struggled to keep up on the fish station and was oblivious to his cooking cloth catching fire, which Scott had to put out. When Giovanni ran low on filets, Seth was ordered by Ramsay to cut more, but he then overbutchered a tenderloin and wasted a great deal of meat in the process, then tried to hide the scraps from Ramsay. During the second seating, the red team got off to a slow start with Colleen losing track of the appetizers, but entrees ran smoothly as Andrea, showing no ill effects from yesterday's punishment, had all her steaks approved by Ramsay. Ben, Seth and Giovanni nonetheless returned some of the steaks to the kitchen, but Ramsay confirmed that they were all cooked correctly to order and accused the men of deliberately writing incorrect tickets in attempt to sabotage the women . In the end, the red team's problems on appetizers caught up with them despite Andrea's strong performance, and they fell just short of completing service.

Winner: Though Charlie and Lacey were named the worst servers on customer comment cards , Ramsay declared the red team victorious, as they were only three tables away from completing service, whereas the blue team served barely half of their entrees.

Nominees for elimination: Seth and Charlie, despite consideration for Giovanni due to his poor effort, given he was the executive chef of a steakhouse. Seth however wanted to nominate Giovanni feeling he was his biggest competitor, Giovanni was offended by Seth's reasoning as he wanted to play the competition fair and square. While the nominations were given read out by J, Seth attempted to imply that J was not being truthful in nominating him, but he was overruled by Ramsay.

Elimination: Despite Seth's horrendous butchering of the filet, Charlie was eliminated due to his lack of progress over three services.

Ramsay's comment: "Charlie is a prep chef, but I'm looking for a head chef. He seemed like a nice guy, but you know where nice guys finish."

Challenge: Hell's Kitchen would be hosting a bar mitzvah for the first time, about which Ben, being of Jewish heritage, was particularly enthusiastic. For the team challenge the chefs had to create gourmet versions of chicken soup, brisket and burgers, the favorite foods of Max Reuben, the young guest of honor. On the red team, Carol, in charge of preparing the burger, proved abrasive with her teammates after ignoring their suggestions on how to cook her dish, such as not using blue cheese because of its pungent flavor. Giovanni won the soup challenge over Andrea, while LA won with the brisket over Ben. Max liked both Robert's and Carol's burgers, but chose Robert's only because he didn't like blue cheese, giving a 2-1 win to the blue team.

Award/Punishment: The Blue Team were treated to a day at Skin Haven spa, while the Red Team had to set up the dining room, complete with a basketball court and dance floor, while the flamboyant emcee Francisco was brought back for a third go-round in Hell's Kitchen, much to Jean-Philippe's disdain. Carol and Andrea sniped at each other throughout the punishment.

Service: Andrea started off roughly on appetizers when she didn't have enough mushrooms in her risotto, but soon got back on track. The women were then summoned to the dining room for the second part of their punishment, which was carrying Max on a chair during the celebration dance, before returning to the kitchen. Max's entrees were to be served first before any other tables on Ramsay's orders, but Coi first forgot to bring the raw burgers into the kitchen, then struggled in cooking them. LA insisted on taking them to the pass anyway even though they were not up to temperature; Ramsay rejected them all but the second batch made it out. Coi's problems on the meat station continued as her first brisket servings were also undersized. In the blue kitchen, Lacey had trouble heating up the briskets, J forgot to present a salad with no dressing, and Ramsay criticized Danny for serving food on dirty plates & telling him to clean up his work station. In the dining room, Francisco was carrying a cake for Max but dropped it when he bumped into Jean-Philippe. At the end, both teams completed service and Ramsay presented Max with a special surprise: the Harlem Globetrotters. During cleanup, the hostilities between Carol and Andrea continued, as Carol said that she had wanted to punch Andrea in the throat; she insisted she made the remark in jest when Andrea called her out on it during deliberation on the patio.

Winner: The blue team, for their higher level of consistency during service. Andrea was chosen as Best of the Worst, much to the disgust of her team.

Nominees for elimination: The rest of the women got together and agreed that Andrea should not have been best of the worst and, if nominated by Andrea, they would tell Ramsay that Andrea was the weakest on the team. Ramsay became irritated made her decision that Andrea hadn't made her decision so she quickly nominated LA and Coi. As according to plan, they, , declared Andrea as the worst, but Paula named Coi instead.

Elimination: Coi was eliminated due to her mistakes on the meat station, particularly the burgers.

Ramsay's comment: "When this competition began, I thought Coi was gonna be a really strong chef. But tonight she was exposed when she couldn't even cook a bloody burger."

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Selection : Continued from the previous episode, Petrozza picked Jen, so Christina was left with Matt.

Service: Each team served 13 tables of 50 customers. In the kitchen, Christina and Petrozza briefed their menus, but Jen had no interest in helping Petrozza and wanted to make Ramsay change his mind on eliminating her, while Matt openly displayed a negative attitude.

Petrozza was a strong leader, but Jen talked back to Petrozza while failing to serve onion rings, though she stopped after a scolding by Ramsay. While attempting to serve appetizers, Petrozza's kitchen ran out of ingredients for two of them, but Bobby created a lobster risotto from their remaining ingredients to fix the problem. Christina had steaks returned for being cold, and Matt frequently served raw dishes and showed no respect towards Ramsay, who offered to kick him out, though Christina declined. Despite the small problems in both kitchens, both teams finished service.

Winner: The criteria for deciding a winner was determined by the customer comment cards, as well as Ramsay's own observations. Summoning Christina and Petrozza to his office, Ramsay gave them his final thoughts before having them step in front of a door. Christina's door opened, making her the fourth winner of Hell's Kitchen; Petrozza took his defeat graciously.

Ramsay's comment: "Christina had the least amount of experience coming into Hell's Kitchen. But I saw something in her that was quite special. She had the best potential across any other chef in Hell's Kitchen, and in my business I think long term. I definitely, definitely made the right choice."

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Team challenge: Each team roll a dice which had letters on twelve sides. Whichever letter it showed, the chef had to name an ingredient starting with that letter. They then had to cook using the ingredients. The blue team wins the challenge after Ramsay said on his very tough decision on the fig and angel hair pasta dish.

Reward/punishment: The blue team to go to Las Vegas where they toured the city in a limousine and then have an overnight stay in a high class suite at the Palms Casino Resort. The red team has to unload and unpack boxes of food being delivered to Hell's Kitchen, including wine for Jean-Phillippe. As well, they have to perform items in the kitchen, and cleaning and prepping in the next service. And they were awoken at 1:15AM to accept yet another delivery of food.

Dinner service: The blue team are still a down man with Robert still in hospital, while the red team were sick of Suzanne. Just before service began Robert returned. The blue team felt that the team dynamic worked better without Robert, and as a result he wanders around doing nothing for the pre-service, finally going upstairs to eat a cheeseburger. Each team have a chef's table on their side of the kitchen. Van has to talk with the chefs at the blue kitchen's chef's table because he forgot what he was cooking on the fish station. Robert makes mistakes on the meat station, making the lamb smaller than the bone itself. In addition, food was returned to the pass from the dining room due to having pieces of plastic wrap in it. The red team do well throughout service but hit a slight snag on the pasta. Amanda is scolded Ramsay because she didn't have her food ready, due to Ariel not having the pasta ready. Ramsay yells at Kevin for not stopping to regroup with the team. Meanwhile, Robert's rabbit was raw, and Ramsay shuts down the blue kitchen. The red team finishes its service, serving both chef's tables, giving them their first dinner service victory of the season. Since the diners liked Dave's appetizer's, he is named Best of the Worst and told to nominate two men for elimination.

Nominees for elimination: Dave nominates Robert for his weak service, and some health problems, his other nominee is Van based on his poor performance. Ramsay brings Andy forward at the nomination nod.

Elimination: After the heated pleas over Andy and Robert, Ramsay orders Andy back in line and eliminates Robert. Ramsay noted that Robert had more services than any of the remaining chefs and his latest poor performance cost him his stay. Before leaving, Robert says that his culinary career isn't over, to which Ramsay replies, "I look forward to it."

Ramsay's comment: "Robert's closing plea was quite entertaining, but I'm not looking for a performer. I'm looking for a Head Chef, and Robert's not that guy."

Team challenge: The chefs took part in a blind taste test. Since the red team had an extra member, Jen was forced to sit out. Rosann identified two ingredients compared to Petrozza's one, Corey identified one while Louross failed to get any, and Christina identified two while Bobby failed to get any, making the score 5-1. Lastly, for Matt and Ben, Ramsay made a dish with ten ingredients and alternated between the two, with both scoring points for identfication. Ben identified four ingredients, but Matt also scored four, giving the red team a 9-5 win.

Reward/punishment: The red team spent the day at a patio, which converted into a spa, while the blue team cleaned the kitchen and the dorms, and Ben was called to serve iced tea to the red team.

Service: In the red kitchen, Rosann burnt scallops and Jen tried to call orders for a table, which led Ramsay to rebuke her, and Jen to become angry and non-responsive for the rest of the service. Matt and Christina rallied the team and pushed forward with strong performances on appetizers and meat, but the team was dragged down by Jen's attitude and Rosann's poor performance on fish. In the blue kitchen, Bobby cooked scallops correctly but Louross forgot to provide quail eggs and Ben mixed up orders, ran out of ingredients and undercooked nearly every meat entree, making Ramsay angrier by trying to claim that he was not used to cooking on the line. The few entrees that Ben served were returned, causing Ramsay to shut service down. The red team were declared winners and Ramsay praised Matt, while the blue team were each told to nominate one person for elimination.

Elimination: Ben tried to persuade Bobby and Petrozza to nominate Louross, but this backfired; Ben and Louross nominated each other, and Bobby nominated Petrozza, but Petrozza nominated himself, saying the other three men worked hard. Ramsay complimented Petrozza on his gracious attitude, and seeing through Ben's plan, eliminated him for consistently bad performances, laid back attitude and refusal to own up to his mistakes.

Ramsay's comment: "Ben left a manual labor job juggling ditches to get back into cooking, but all he did in Hell's Kitchen was dig himself into a hole. A hole too deep to get out of."

Challenge: Each chef had one hour to cook an entree for a lunch service of 80 pregnant women, with their votes determining the winner. Christina's Island Turkey Sandwiches won, beating out Petrozza's Monte Cristo Sandwiches by two votes, while Jen's Calypso Groupers was third and Corey's Grilled Salmon B.L.T.s last.

Reward/punishment: Christina and Ramsay visited the Lisa Kline boutique in Beverly Hills, where Christina spent over $1000 on new clothing. The rest had to clean the dining room and polish silverware for service.

Service: All four chefs encountered problems. Jen overcooked rice and was slow on scallops, Petrozza, despite serving perfect dishes, had a dirty workspace, Corey served raw John Dory, and Christina burnt Ramsay's hand twice. Corey asked Jen to cook quail eggs since Jen was on appetizers, but Jen refused. Christina did it, but burnt them, and Jen still refused to cook them until Ramsay forced her to. Nevertheless, service was completed in record time and was declared a success.

Elimination: Ramsay had the final four each vote on two people who should be nominated. Despite this, Jen voted twice for Christina. Christina, Corey and Petrozza plotted to eliminate Jen, nominating Corey. Ramsay eliminated Jen for her lack of teamwork and refusal to improve her attitude, but gave her encouragement.

Ramsay's comment: "A great chef should not only be consistent with their cooking, but with their attitude. I never knew which Jen I was going to get at dinner service and that's why it was her time to go."

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Challenge: After tricking the chefs with beef and scallop tartares that were actually made with tuna and sea bass, Ramsay issued the team challenge of a blind taste test, before which LA surprised Ramsay and her teammates by promptly volunteering to sit out in order to even the sides. Ben topped Andrea 3-2, Robert and Giovanni both had zero correct answers, then the red team rebounded with Carol topping Lacey 3-1. Paula and Danny, again going head-to-head in a challenge, were ordered to identify ingredients in Ramsay's minestrone soup recipe, and with the score tied 7-7, Paula earned the red team a one-point victory.

Award/Punishment: The red team was treated to a TV Guide photoshoot inside the restaurant, while the blue team had to prep both kitchens for the night's service in addition to preparing lunch and hors d'oeuvres for the red team. During the shoot, Ben accidentally spilled champagne after a flashbulb had startled him.

Service: Actors in attendance include Eric McCormack sitting in the blue dining table and Robert Patrick in the red table. Paula made a rare mistake by bringing a poor risotto to the pass, but redeemed herself with the replacement. Robert energetically pumped out appetizers, during which he ended up splitting his pants. However, the blue team was affected by a hapless Lacey panicking on the meat section, which led to Ramsay pulling her aside to get her head back in the game. When the blue entrees for Eric McCormack's table were stalled altogether afterward and Lacey then produced overly thin lamb chops, Ramsay immediately eliminated her just one week after having eliminated J for his terrible service. Despite being a member short for the second consecutive time, the blue team rallied and completed service with only three chefs. The red team, on the other hand, struggled throughout on the back of Carol's poor performance on meat, along with Andrea overcooking her John Dory and LA serving cold, lumpy mashed potatoes. With the blue team having finished their service and the red team nowhere near completing theirs, Ramsay lost his patience and shut the red kitchen down.

:Automatic elimination: Lacey had serious trouble on the meat station so Danny was sent to help her, and Ramsay brought her in to the storage room telling her to get a grip. Ben came to help her and calm her down but accidentally cut his hand. Lacey's problems on the meat station continued as well as claiming she couldn't cook meat. The final straw was sending up poorly cut lamb and she was sent back to the storage room where Ramsay eliminated her. During the post-service wrap-up, Ramsay addressed the blue team by tossing Lacey's jacket aside before declaring them the decisive victors. He had earlier made Lacey say goodbye to the blue team before she left .

Winner: The blue team "by a mile", due to their strong teamwork, despite being short-handed, in completing service.

Nominees for elimination: While everyone agreed that Carol was the worst on dinner service, they conflicted on the second nominee. LA and Carol picked Andrea, but the others decided on LA. Ramsay was upset that they were unable to reach a consensus, and ordered LA, Carol and Andrea to step forward for elimination.

Elimination: Ramsay sent Carol and Andrea back into line and warned them that they were both on their last chance. LA was eliminated, as Ramsay felt she had been a decent performer during the course of the season but had never truly excelled nor shown any leadership qualities. As for Lacey, no official reason was given for her departure, but at the start of episode 14, hers and LA's pictures were both burned and their jackets hooked simultaneously.

Ramsay's comment: "LA was a real workhorse in the kitchen. I kicked her out of Hell's Kitchen because she lacked two crucial skills to be a great chef – leadership and creativity."

Pre-service: Each of the cooks working under Danny or Paula were briefed on what they would be doing for their particular restaurant. The finishing touches were given on the restaurants' decors . Chef Ramsay then tasted each restaurant's sample dishes, giving advice on what to do to make them better.

Service: Each restaurant served 50 diners, including Danny and Paula's relatives. All customers gave scores on the various aspects on their dining experience, and these were combined with Chef Ramsay's observations in determining the winner. Both Paula and Danny had nervous starts, and each team had significant weak spots. Andrea overcooked the halibut and scallops on Paula's side while Lacey constantly struggled and complained. On Danny's side, Giovanni prepared the sauce for monk fish which was too salty and Ben was slow on garnish. Both Danny and Paula were able to rally their teams together to complete service. Although Danny finished service first, Paula did not care, as she was more concerned about the quality of the food rather than the speed at which it was served.

Deciding the winner: Immediately after the service, Chef Ramsay announced to the cooks that "The winner of Hell's Kitchen... lives in Florida", teasing Danny and Paula, as both came from Florida. Because he felt both services were completed with excellence & stated it was the best services they ever had in any final, he decided to utilize the customer comment cards to come to a decision. After everyone was dismissed, Chef Ramsay summoned Danny and Paula to his office, where he praised both for their hard work, and said that they both will have a wonderful career ahead of them.

Winner: Chef Ramsay showed Danny and Paula the doors; the one that opened determined the winner. Danny's door opened, signifying him to be the winner of the fifth season of Hell's Kitchen. Paula took her defeat graciously, and was happy that Danny won in honor of his deceased mother . In addition to the money and the position, Ramsay asked Danny if he knew the previous four winners & his picture was mounted on the wall as part of the show's new feature, the "Hell's Kitchen Wall of Fame", which included pictures of past winners.

Ramsay's comment: "Danny won Hell's Kitchen because in a very short period of time, he grew more than any other chef I've ever seen. He now has the talent, the maturity, to become a great head chef. Borgata Resort should consider themselves lucky. I know I would."