Caesars Palace Executives Rate The Final Menus & Pick The Two Grand Finale Chefs | Hell's Kitchen
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2024
- Gordon Ramsay is giving away his final decision on which two chefs will go through to the Grand Finale to the Caesars Palace executives. Subscribe now to catch daily clips, highlights and compilations: bit.ly/3DWwd5X
• Season 17
Season 17 - Episode 15
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In Hell's Kitchen, two teams compete for the prestigious job of head chef at a top restaurant, all under the guidance of world-class fiery chef Gordon Ramsay. - Розваги
Spoiler: In honor of the winning chef, they were stabbed 23 times in reference to Caesar.
On the Ides of March
Diminuendo
Et tu, Gordan Ramsey?
The definition of STAGED
Staged? What are you talking about? It's completely normal that every single final challenge in Hell's Kitchen comes to a tie. There is certainly nothing odd about that. Not at alllll.
Yea bro exactly
Well guys, this is it: when Nick officially gets Shangela'd, and sniped out before a finale he could've EASILY been a part of.
oh well its ok
bruh chill w the spoilers
Nick was lucky to get a black jacket, dogwater
u are so annoying with the spoilers bruh
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This is an old season. Cry more. Here's a good one, Benjamin picks Robyn for his team later on.
Benjamin's cold appetizer looked like it had been prepared by God himself.
Judge: Yeah so I would give this an 8.
I’m just like the judge, I never give 10
We just saw a robbery live
Nick got robbed. We all know it. It should have been Nick vs Ben in the finals
She didn’t even get the top job or the $250 grand
Top 10 Biggest Anime Betrayals:
1. Nick getting jobbed at the final round.
Not at all, he wasn't good enough and his overly salty and sweet dishes proved that
Nick not making it is highway robbery
Quite frankly we ain’t ever forgiving Gordon for this. Reuploading it is salt in the wound.
Why did they have CEOs rating dishes instead of actual chefs?
So Michelle had a chance
They had actual chefs rate the dishes instead of CEOs, for the past 16 seasons. Why’d they change it, oh wait, they wanted to eliminate the best chef of the season who deserved to win or at least be in the finals!
You don’t have to be a world-class chef or a culinary expert to recognize an excellent dish.
@@Mario-SunshineGalaxy64 SHHHHHHH, let Nick stans cope, dude.
@@pfelipens8522 broo its true nick was so much better
@@zockerteam387 he had more mistakes in this episode than both Benjamin and Michelle.
@@Mario-SunshineGalaxy64 That depends on your palate.
But regardless, it shouldn't happen.
Worst moment in Hell's Kitchen history its not even close nothing will ever beat the BS that is this elimination
Michelle, Benjamin, Nick have elevated or upgrade their 5 dishes even better than they did earlier in Hell’s Kitchen
Rich people judges. These are all rookies scores. One bite, everybody knows the rules.
Kinda like Dave Portnoy. He couldn’t find an 8 in Italy. It’s a joke.
NICK WAS ROBBED AF
Should have been nick and benjamin
Benjamin was chosen to mask the fact that Ramsay had already decided who he wanted. Imo, Ramsay wanted Michelle since S14, but Meghan and T were better while Michelle was too young for his taste. Therefore, he brought her back with thr primary mission to add her ro his staff.
@@seanswinton6242 why didnt he just call her and give her a job like he did with jon or sade? Just unnecessary drama imo 😂
Too be honest, Michelle vs Benjamin is just a repetition of Christina vs Petrozza from Season 4 where Gordon will pick a younger woman who has less experience over a man on their 40's who has more experience and consistent throughout the competition. Coincidentally, both of Benjamin and Petrozza never been nominated by their teammates except Petrozza nominated himself because he realize he wasn't good enough at that time.
I gotta report this video. You can't show footage of robberies on UA-cam (joking but still very bitter on Nick's behalf)
These judges are the biggest joke EVER.
Ramsay had the judges choose Michelle knowing full well he wanted her from the beginning.
Having Executives taste a Chefs dishes is the ultimate cardinal sin to mankind
"there's a salt flavor in there"
It was at this moment that it becane clesr thst the producers wanted Michele to win, the same as in season 12 whejbit became obvious they wanted Scott to win. People complain about Elise this season (rightfully so) but Michele wasnt a saint either.... it was because of her beef with Elise that made everyone fsll to her side.
Michele did some pretty back handed things to people this season
Agreed. Elise may be loud, but to her credit she isn't a snake
Episode 15 mistakes count- 11 mistakes
Nick - ELIMINATED - 6 mistakes (broken sauce, presentation, lost first round, lost third round, too sweet, lost last round)
Benjamin - 3 mistakes (presentation, lost the first round, lost the third)
Michelle - 2 mistakes (lost the second round, lost the fourth round)
Mistakes count after 15 episodes
Barbie: 86 mistakes (77 mistakes in 8 services)
Robyn: 54 mistakes (28 mistakes in 10 services)
Milly: 54 mistakes (28 mistakes in 11 services)
Michelle: 35 mistakes (22 mistakes in 11 services)
Elise: 33 mistakes (12 mistakes in 9 services)
Benjamin: 33 mistakes (12 mistakes in 11 services)
Dana: 27 mistakes (8 mistakes in 9 services)
Jennifer: 26 mistakes (7 mistakes in 9 services)
Josh: 24 mistakes (19 mistakes in 4 services)
Nick: 24 mistakes (5 mistakes in 11 services)
Manda: 23 mistakes (12 mistakes in 6 services)
Giovanni: 17 mistakes (5 mistakes in 5 services)
Van: 11 mistakes (8 mistakes in 7 services)
Ben: 9 mistakes (5 mistakes in 1 service)
Jared: 9 mistakes (6 mistakes in 5 services)
Ashley: 7 mistakes (6 mistakes in 2 services)
Take my like.
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serious dedication
Now this is a quality analysis
Michelle is hella talented, but Nick won everybody's hearts
Alright this was fun yall so happy Nick won S17 congrats 🎉🎉🎉
Nick not being picked for the final was a highway robbery 😡😡
And this here totally ruined the illusion of credibility of this season. So blatantly rigged.
Nick robbery button -->
A little too sweet let me give that the same score as a dish “full of flavour” 😂
I actually had a dream last night where Michelle got 0 points and still got in the finale
Justice for Nick!!
Using executives to rate something is just dumb it needed to use real chefs but i guess caesars palace dumped a nice amount of money for this.
Gotta say, Nick should've been in the Finals in this Season of Hell's Kitchen.
A lot of episode 15 clips, but we’re almost done
Awesome Video
I really don't think Michelle should have won at all compared to Nick or Ben. Rewatching the series now has further confirmed my thoughts
Same 😢
This is a joke, I 100% believe the scoring here was preplanned
Reality TV shows ☕
Reading all the comments, I can't actually bring myself to watch it knowing Nick gets sent packing.
Was so strong the whole season. Feels wrong knowing he tripped, or got robbed, at the second to last hurdle
im just rooting for nick to be the winner for this season no watter what !!!!!
Unfortunately buddy, that wish will be dashed
Nick and Ben aside, Michelle has been glorified this entire season. Wouldn’t be surprised if she won. Hope it’s Ben tho
Why was the guy brought as a judge he's not even a chef he's a fashion desinger
We need a montage of chef Ramsay throwing spoons.
Gorden is so proud of them.
A Tie, what a surprise.
so the winner is scripted then. 3 way tie the show runners will decide who goes forward
I know that Hell’s Kitchen is somewhat scripted, and I can normally overlook it but come on. A 3-way tie?
Any hint for what the next season posted will be? 👀
It's going to be so heartbreaking for any othem to lose! They're all great. 3-chef residency in Vegas?
Nick and Michelle certainly feel the need to touch each other constantly.
They have a supportive friendship, I think it's really sweet
This is a man who was never touched enough by his mother as a child
Benjamin giovanni van dana jenniffer nick all got eliminated over people who shouldn't have gotten further
Mark frissora probably got doxxed after this episode 😅
Can they drag this one episode out any loooooooonger???
Quite possibly the worst food judges ever, I hope they are happy with themselves
0:56 that looks beautiful
I always wondered what happens to these dishes, like they eat a small bite and then what lol
Having Nick not win the series let alone in the final 2 was a real slap to the face. 😡
Sometimes I watch these and go,"there's no way Nick doesn't make it to the final 2 right, he's a shoe in" like stating it could somehow change history
Benjamin Vs Nick was the real final
Where is the second Half of This Contest?
1:49 Michelle got a 2?
Rigga Morris girl xD
I know people in the comments are gonna keep on saying, "Nick was robbed".
CEO of entertainment.. Scoring food.. This show lost all integrity here
Worst elimination ever
@@MrGordon000 yeah, you can throw the gay card as if Latasha and Christina didn't won.
The judges know its a game show and it's on tv. They're going to make sure it's always tied going into the last judge. Duh
So, I have a theory as to why Nick got sniped out here. I think at that point, they wanted Michelle to win the season. Benjamin was practically the Purple Kelly of the season. Nick is the only one who could've given her a major run for her money in that finale. That actually could've been a good storyline, the two best friends from Season 14 going up against each other, one beating the other for the dream. Yet I think they knew if they sniped Nick out here, Michelle would have easy competition against Purple Benjamin, pick Nick first for her finale team, and easily win. And well, we saw what happened!
Nobody scored a 10 in this All Star Season not until Season 19 Las Vegas
Nick is the goat 🐐
Van, Dana, Jennifer and Nick were all robbed this season
Raj would've been able to be a better judge than these execs.
Shout out to the terrible UA-cam app for spoiling everything with the weird comment pop ups.
whats with the score of being just 8 and 9
Honestly all 3 of these guys deserve to win.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do NOT do season 9 next!!!! PLEASE!!!!! I CANNOT TAKE ANY MORE ELISE 😡!!!!
They did right before this season
At 3:41, Am I dumb or do these scores not add up
You’re so right 😭
The whole scoring system is obviously rigged.
Reality TV is rigged.
I could say something, but I’m not going to say anything.
benjamin better win
im so tired of these ties, just give it up alreadt
2+8+2= 26...so my math been wrong all this time!!
its a 9
Ohhh, another tie before the last dish is 'judged', this time even a 3-way-tie, and another cliffhanger after a clip of just 6 minutes... WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED, I'M SO SHOCKED! 😱
Ridiculous 🤦♂
I'm outta here...
If you know anything about how bad Ceasar owned locations are, this decision shouldn't surprise you.
Third judge is a sugar lover..lol
early and excited!
Nick was robbed
WHY IS EVERYONE SPOILING THE RESULTS ALL THE TIME IN THE COMMENTS
Top dog executives and they are so bland when it comes to their comments and judging
The best part of All Stars is the changed format is Chef Ramsay won't show his bias to a contestant to the finales.... Executive chefs from the country now send chefs to the finale..
Why bother splitting the judging into two parts? Just get it over with.
Gotta milk all they can out of each season. Not like they are worth millions already. Need even more money that they won't do anything with
Yeah cause i care what CEOs and presidents think about a chefs work 🥴
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Why post series from 2 years ago 🤔
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Michelle wins Ben comes second
I’m here before all the Nick fans start crying again🤣. With all due respect though, I did wanted Nick to win too but it is what it is.
Why do I have to see this again? Nick was robbed
Spoiler Alert even though this season aired in 2017: Benjamin and Michelle are in the finale, Nick is eliminated. Michelle wins the season.
It looked to me like all 3 dishes in the final round were excellent, and it was clearly dangerously close that it could’ve gone either way. I don’t think there was any harm intended. People in the comments always do nothing but whine like kids and coddle one individual just for one occasion. All of us humans/adults, mind you, are created equally.
Yeah but I think the point many people are bringing across is that this is the first season where they introduced a final 3 instead of a final 2, and had people who werent chefs judge it, which is even more unfair. Especially since every single person in the final 4 said nick was the person they wanted to go up against. He was blindsided by this when he clearly was the best of the season, he had some mistakes but they were far and few. He was the most consistant throughout the entire season.
I don’t know why people make such a big deal about the judges not being chefs, you don’t have to be a culinary expert to recognize talent. Sure, they might not be as knowledgeable but you don’t have to be an expert to recognize what about a dish makes it excellent. I mean, we’ve seen high schoolers provide good critique and insight through the shows’s history so who’s to say these CEO’s aren’t capable of doing the same thing?
High schoolers don't have a nuanced enough palette. They can give critique but they don't necessarily understand all of the flavors and why they fit together.
Its the same though as saying Joe Bastianich shouldn't be a judge in Masterchef US. Its just dumb.
We've seen high schoolers and fashion designers act as judges, the difference is that their opinions didn't decide if a frontrunner got eliminated
@@Commenter839 Joe decided at least Masterchef S4, S5 and S9.
@@pfelipens8522 I never watched MasterChef, but looking it up I found that Joe Bastianich is a Michelin-starred chef who owns a bunch of restaurants and has plenty of experience. From that alone I wouldn't see the inherent issue with him being the deciding judge of a major challenge, since he clearly knows his stuff.
The guy who eliminated Nick has no culinary experience. All of his prior experiences lie in management and sales, with his most major job before Caesars being the CEO of a car rental company.
I think there's probably a reason this is the first and last time an elimination challenge was ever decided by a non-chef
"BuT tHeY'rE nOt ChEfS"
You know who they are? The winner's potential boss and colleagues. Whiners forget that the prize is a position at the Hell's Kitchen in Caeser's Palace. So these people actually matter more than the opinions of other chefs. You don't have your interview, which this challenge essentially is, with someone from outside of the company. Yes, they might not have as exquisite of a palette as decorated chefs, but you know who also doesn't? Almost every employer in the restaurant industry.
let Nick Stans cope, dude.