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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems) along with the sign saying "weak". The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Jim is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality, and the one doing the whacking is Andy, who just wipes the sweat off of his brow to show that he was very inefficient in the kitchen. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind. Kevin makes some carrots vanish and underneath the table is Amanda, who acts like an assistant. Amanda was on Kevin's team in the finale and [[TheMillstone the reason why he ended up in second place.]] Sabrina is part of a knife thrower act, noting her close calls. Lovely is spinning dishes with a grin on her face, representing that she's nothing more than a pretty face. Tek knocks down targets of Jean Philippe and Scott with tomatoes, which looks like she's going to win the competition...but the person after her is ''Dave'' who just slowly backs off which represents how he knocked out the competition, not her. Tony is a half-man, half-donkey, which is pretty explanatory.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason Joseph try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems) along with the sign saying "weak". The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Jim is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality, and the one doing the whacking is Andy, who just wipes the sweat off of his brow to show that he was very inefficient in the kitchen. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind. Kevin makes some carrots vanish and underneath the table is Amanda, who acts like an assistant. Amanda was on Kevin's team in the finale and [[TheMillstone the reason why he ended up in second place.]] Sabrina is part of a knife thrower act, noting her close calls. Lovely is spinning dishes with a grin on her face, representing that she's nothing more than a pretty face. Tek knocks down targets of Jean Philippe and Scott with tomatoes, which looks like she's going to win the competition...but the person after her is ''Dave'' who just slowly backs off which represents how he knocked out the competition, not her. Tony is a half-man, half-donkey, which is pretty explanatory.
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** First, Julia (short-order cook) vs Tiffany (kitchen manager). At first, it seems as if Tiffany is the more competent member (her signature dish was praised by Ramsay, whereas Julia's had too much pepper), but Tiffany's failure with the quail eggs and her lambasting Julia to get everyone to pity her shows that she only cares for herself in a sense. However, Tiffany's job is a kitchen manager who are mostly known for making sure a kitchen in a restaurant is up and running, where Julia is actually the cook who works in the kitchen. Last, Ramsay's reasons for eliminating Tiffany was because the only thing she brought out of "attention to detail, passion and hard work" was the work ethic. Julia had not only the hard work but also the passion, which comes from her desire to show the world that she can cook.
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** First, Julia (short-order cook) cook, age 28) vs Tiffany (kitchen manager). manager, age 27). At first, it seems as if Tiffany is the more competent member (her signature dish was praised by Ramsay, whereas Julia's had too much pepper), but Tiffany's failure with the quail eggs and her lambasting Julia to get everyone to pity her shows makes her out as a jerkass who doesn't even recognize that she only cares ''she'' is the reason for herself in a sense. However, Julia's breakdown. Moreover, Tiffany's job is a kitchen manager who are mostly known for making sure a kitchen in a restaurant is up and running, where Julia is actually the cook who works in the kitchen. Last, Ramsay's reasons reason for eliminating Tiffany was because the only thing she brought out of "attention to detail, passion and hard work" was the work ethic. Julia had not only has the hard work but also the passion, which comes from her desire to show the world that she can cook.cook, proven when Ramsay promises to send her to culinary school and his remark on her was that she had natural ability.
** Next, Jen (pastry chef, age 26) vs Joanna (assistant chef, 22). Joanna stated during the signature dish challenge that she would do anything to get on Ramsay's good side (with Ramsay not giving a crap about that). Jen is more of a NiceGirl who would work hard. Moreover, on the night they were up for elimination Jen honestly takes the blame for accidentally throwing away the pasta and then washing it upon realizing her mistake, while Joanna served rancid crab yet didn't realize the gravity of her mistakes. Not to mention that Joanna also was a complete jerk to Julia above, siding with Tiffany because "It would make her [Julia] look bad". Jen was given praise for her skills when she was eliminated, but Joanna was commented on how she gave up and screwed over her team. Last, Joanna's the third contestant eliminated--Jen got third place.
** Last Bonnie (personal chef, age 26) vs Melissa (line chef, age 29). Like Tiffany above, Melissa was praised for her signature dish while Bonnie wasn't. Melissa was shown to be a good leader in regards to calling out Tiffany's behavior while Bonnie was shown struggling. By the halfway point, it became the exact opposite. Bonnie began to become a better chef while Melissa went through a MadnessMakeover and LeaderWannabe phase, having similar attitude problems that were noted in Tiffany and Joanna. In the lobster challenge, Bonnie and Melissa were head to head and Bonnie snagged the victory with her creative dish. Ramsay even notes how Melissa went from a great chef to one so horrible, where Bonnie ended up as runner-up that season.
** Next, Jen (pastry chef, age 26) vs Joanna (assistant chef, 22). Joanna stated during the signature dish challenge that she would do anything to get on Ramsay's good side (with Ramsay not giving a crap about that). Jen is more of a NiceGirl who would work hard. Moreover, on the night they were up for elimination Jen honestly takes the blame for accidentally throwing away the pasta and then washing it upon realizing her mistake, while Joanna served rancid crab yet didn't realize the gravity of her mistakes. Not to mention that Joanna also was a complete jerk to Julia above, siding with Tiffany because "It would make her [Julia] look bad". Jen was given praise for her skills when she was eliminated, but Joanna was commented on how she gave up and screwed over her team. Last, Joanna's the third contestant eliminated--Jen got third place.
** Last Bonnie (personal chef, age 26) vs Melissa (line chef, age 29). Like Tiffany above, Melissa was praised for her signature dish while Bonnie wasn't. Melissa was shown to be a good leader in regards to calling out Tiffany's behavior while Bonnie was shown struggling. By the halfway point, it became the exact opposite. Bonnie began to become a better chef while Melissa went through a MadnessMakeover and LeaderWannabe phase, having similar attitude problems that were noted in Tiffany and Joanna. In the lobster challenge, Bonnie and Melissa were head to head and Bonnie snagged the victory with her creative dish. Ramsay even notes how Melissa went from a great chef to one so horrible, where Bonnie ended up as runner-up that season.
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* The Season 3's Red team can be divided between Hell's Angels (Bonnie, Julia and Jen) and Hell's Bitches (Tiffany, Joanna and Melissa). They are pretty good foils to one another if one thinks about it.
** First, Julia (short-order cook) vs Tiffany (kitchen manager). At first, it seems as if Tiffany is the more competent member (her signature dish was praised by Ramsay, whereas Julia's had too much pepper), but Tiffany's failure with the quail eggs and her lambasting Julia to get everyone to pity her shows that she only cares for herself in a sense. However, Tiffany's job is a kitchen manager who are mostly known for making sure a kitchen in a restaurant is up and running, where Julia is actually the cook who works in the kitchen. Last, Ramsay's reasons for eliminating Tiffany was because the only thing she brought out of "attention to detail, passion and hard work" was the work ethic. Julia had not only the hard work but also the passion, which comes from her desire to show the world that she can cook.
** First, Julia (short-order cook) vs Tiffany (kitchen manager). At first, it seems as if Tiffany is the more competent member (her signature dish was praised by Ramsay, whereas Julia's had too much pepper), but Tiffany's failure with the quail eggs and her lambasting Julia to get everyone to pity her shows that she only cares for herself in a sense. However, Tiffany's job is a kitchen manager who are mostly known for making sure a kitchen in a restaurant is up and running, where Julia is actually the cook who works in the kitchen. Last, Ramsay's reasons for eliminating Tiffany was because the only thing she brought out of "attention to detail, passion and hard work" was the work ethic. Julia had not only the hard work but also the passion, which comes from her desire to show the world that she can cook.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems) along with the sign saying "weak". The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Jim is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality, and the one doing the whacking is Andy, who just wipes the sweat off of his brow to show that he was very inefficient in the kitchen. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind. Kevin makes some carrots vanish and underneath the table is Amanda, who acts like an assistant. Amanda was on Kevin's team in the finale and [[TheMillstone the reason why he ended up in second place.]] Sabrina is part of a knife thrower act, noting her close calls. Suzanne is a trapeze artist teetering on the edge before falling, symbolizing her attempts to get along with the team, but utterly failing at it. Lovely is spinning dishes with a grin on her face, representing that she's nothing more than a pretty face. Tek knocks down targets of Jean Philippe and Scott with tomatoes, which looks like she's going to win the competition...but the person after her is ''Dave'' who just slowly backs off which represents how he knocked out the competition, not her. Tony is a half-man, half-donkey, which is pretty explanatory.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals. Shayna and Ben, in that order, are holding the meal ticket. They are eliminated one after another. Dominic is shown wiping his forehead and posing cool, but he's the first contestant eliminated.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia. She's the last female contestant introduced, relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced and was eliminated halfway into the season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals. Shayna and Ben, in that order, are holding the meal ticket. They are eliminated one after another. Dominic is shown wiping his forehead and posing cool, but he's the first contestant eliminated.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia. She's the last female contestant introduced, relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced and was eliminated halfway into the season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems) along with the sign saying "weak". The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Jim is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality, and the one doing the whacking is Andy, who just wipes the sweat off of his brow to show that he was very inefficient in the kitchen. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind. Kevin makes some carrots vanish and underneath the table is Amanda, who acts like an assistant. Amanda was on Kevin's team in the finale and [[TheMillstone the reason why he ended up in second place.]] Sabrina is part of a knife thrower act, noting her close calls. Suzanne is a trapeze artist teetering on the edge before falling, symbolizing her attempts to get along with the team, but utterly failing at it. Lovely is spinning dishes with a grin on her face, representing that she's nothing more than a pretty face. Tek knocks down targets of Jean Philippe and Scott with tomatoes, which looks like she's going to win the competition...but the person after her is ''Dave'' who just slowly backs off which represents how he knocked out the competition, not her. Tony is a half-man, half-donkey, which is pretty explanatory.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals. Shayna and Ben, in that order, are holding the meal ticket. They are eliminated one after another. Dominic is shown wiping his forehead and posing cool, but he's the first contestant eliminated. \n Corey catches a tomato Rosann catches and sets it down for Dominic, representing her supporting role at the later half of the season. Vanessa looks down on Louross, symbolizing how she was eliminated early on due to her hand injury and thus watches from the sidelines.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia. She's the last female contestant introduced, relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced and was eliminated halfway into the season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season. Vinnie is introduced winning and a big grin on his face, but his cooking was less than stellar.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals. Shayna and Ben, in that order, are holding the meal ticket. They are eliminated one after another. Dominic is shown wiping his forehead and posing cool, but he's the first contestant eliminated.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia. She's the last female contestant introduced, relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced and was eliminated halfway into the season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season. Vinnie is introduced winning and a big grin on his face, but his cooking was less than stellar.
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** In Season 11, the transforming kitchen gadget/apocalypse scenario, Nedra's shown firing her blow-torch at a refrigerator and then blowing on the flame, revealing her sassy attitude. Jon comes after Cyndi and Zach, deflecting lasers with a serving dish that highlights his Badass status. Dan trips on his own feet and Barrett tries to make a dashing leap but fails representing that their own problems (Dan's ego and Barrett's own incompetence) prevents them from succeeding. Jacqueline and Christian are shown side by side, but they are eliminated one after another. Mary and Anthony are side-by-side, swatting the enemies with little effort, showing that they are pretty competent, with Mary eventually becoming runner-up that season. Janel is shown turning a timer up and crouching down, showing her smarts. Gina slices up a small flier in contrast to everyone else fighting big mechas, showing off that she wasn't as powerful a chef as the others. Susan watches a mecha fly over, representing that she wasn't a figther and also that she has the least experience in cooking when compared to the other black jackets.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality, and the one doing the whacking is Jim, who just wipes the sweat off of his brow to explain his laziness and his lack of determination. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind. Kevin is performing a rabbit out of the hat trick and underneath the table is Amanda, who hands Kevin some carrots ''after'' he made the rabbit disappear. Amanda was on Kevin's team in the finale and [[TheMillstone the reason why he ended up in second place.]] Sabrina is part of a knife thrower act, noting her close calls. Suzanne is a trapeze artist teetering on the edge before falling, symbolizing her attempts to get along with the team, but utterly failing at it.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems).problems) along with the sign saying "weak". The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Andy Jim is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality, and the one doing the whacking is Jim, Andy, who just wipes the sweat off of his brow to explain his laziness and his lack of determination.show that he was very inefficient in the kitchen. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind. Kevin is performing a rabbit out of the hat trick makes some carrots vanish and underneath the table is Amanda, who hands Kevin some carrots ''after'' he made the rabbit disappear.acts like an assistant. Amanda was on Kevin's team in the finale and [[TheMillstone the reason why he ended up in second place.]] Sabrina is part of a knife thrower act, noting her close calls. Suzanne is a trapeze artist teetering on the edge before falling, symbolizing her attempts to get along with the team, but utterly failing at it. Lovely is spinning dishes with a grin on her face, representing that she's nothing more than a pretty face. Tek knocks down targets of Jean Philippe and Scott with tomatoes, which looks like she's going to win the competition...but the person after her is ''Dave'' who just slowly backs off which represents how he knocked out the competition, not her. Tony is a half-man, half-donkey, which is pretty explanatory.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality.personality, and the one doing the whacking is Jim, who just wipes the sweat off of his brow to explain his laziness and his lack of determination. Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind. Kevin is performing a rabbit out of the hat trick and underneath the table is Amanda, who hands Kevin some carrots ''after'' he made the rabbit disappear. Amanda was on Kevin's team in the finale and [[TheMillstone the reason why he ended up in second place.]] Sabrina is part of a knife thrower act, noting her close calls. Suzanne is a trapeze artist teetering on the edge before falling, symbolizing her attempts to get along with the team, but utterly failing at it.
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** TV shows tend to have more of a bleep o bleeping meter, especially when they are network shows aired before the watershed. Plus, with Ramsay dropping ClusterFBombs, combined with the sheer ''variety'' of profanity that he brings to the table, it can be difficult for adult viewers to decipher what he says, let alone for kids to translate it.
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** In Season 1, there's a more subtle example: the opening is simply multiple portraits of each contestant flashing by, as Chef Ramsay shakes his head and frowns at each one...except when the portrait of the person who eventually becomes the ''winner'' flashes by. That picture gets a smile from Ramsay instead. If you pay close attention to the expressions on Ramsay's face in the Season 1 opening, you can figure out which contestant ultimately will get the prize.
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** Their parents allowed them to watch it, duh.
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* FridgeLogic: For the blue team in Season 6, they had to make a dish with haddock, figs, angel hair pasta, apples, and tomatoes. They actually won the service. But it's never shown what they did with the apples.
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** Odds are that, unless they are leaving under less than ideal conditions -like Joseph after his infamous tantrum- the chefs either go up and get their stuff after their final interview or they have already gotten their stuff prior to the interview. The ones who are eliminated mid-service (like Josh in Season 3) are shown getting their stuff before they leave the building.
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* FridgeLogic: For the blue team in Season 6, they had to make a dish with haddock, figs, angel hair pasta, apples, and tomatoes. They actually won the service. But it's never shown what they did with the apples.
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**The entire format of the show can be seen as a SecretTestOfCharacter for what are essentially, the final eighteen candidates of an extended job interview process to see if they are truly doing this for the right reasons. Are you here to be a RealityTelevision star, or are you here to be a chef. Hence the tendency towards [[DarkHorseVictory Dark Horse Victories]]
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* FridgeLogic: When chefs get eliminated, they take off their jacket and exit out of the front door. Then all the other chefs go back to the dorms and things proceed as usual. But what about all their stuff (clothes, luggage, etc.)? They're never seen in the dorm again packing up their things. Does somebody else do it for them?
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** In Season 9, the pinball machine intro, the first contestant introduced is Paul. Paul was the winner of the competition that season.
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** In Season 9, the pinball machine intro, the first contestant introduced is Paul. Paul was the winner of the competition that season. Also, the last contestant shown was Will who got runner-up. Elise is the second-to-last shown and is shown pushing Will aside representing her manipulative behavior.
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** In Season 9, the pinball machine intro, the first contestant introduced is Paul. Paul was the winner of the competition that season.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality. Sabrina is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Philippe in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality. Sabrina Suzanne is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season.season. Robert, the last contestant shown, is the fire blower but he didn't do so hot in the last season and acted somewhat more like a bag of wind.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Phillippe's showdown in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality. Sabrina is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the last female contestant introduced relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced and was eliminated halfway into the season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the last female contestant introduced relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced and was eliminated halfway into the season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Phillippe's showdown Philippe in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality. Sabrina is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to thefinals.
finals. Shayna and Ben, in that order, are holding the meal ticket. They are eliminated one after another. Dominic is shown wiping his forehead and posing cool, but he's the first contestant eliminated.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully toJulia and she's Julia. She's the last female contestant introduced introduced, relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced and was eliminated halfway into the season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated.
eliminated. Tenille is acting as the fortune-teller, highlighting her sassy attitude. Malinda is shown throwing knives but has horrible aim, indicating how she's not putting it together. Van is on the bed of needles and then pricks himself, indicating that underneath his chill personality, there's a spike of anger in him (as seen with him and Jean Phillippe's showdown in the second episode). Andy is the moles in the Whack-a-Mole game, referencing his annoying personality. Sabrina is the tightrope walker as she was teetering on the edge of being one of the best/worst contestants that season.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced. Petrozza is the first contestant shown and he's in a fighting stance, reflecting how he made it to the finals.
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** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock (and he's the 5th to be introduced as he was eliminated halfway into the season)
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** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' last female contestant introduced. introduced relating to how she's the first competitor to leave. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as winks to say that she's more than just a pretty face, because she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie Eddie, the second male contestant introduced, is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock (and he's Rock. He's the 5th to be introduced as he and was eliminated halfway into the season)season. Aaron and Jen are introduced one after another as parallels: Aaron was third contestant eliminated, and Jen ended up in third place. Plus they are the third to last contestants shown for the red and blue teams, respectively. Also, Jen is introduced prior to both Rock and Bonnie. Julia is introduced as the third female contestant but prior to Jen and Bonnie as she eliminated before them. Joanna is the second female contestant introduced and she's the second female contestant to leave that season.
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** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how good he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock (and he's the 5th to be introduced as he eliminated ''halfway'' into the season)
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how good he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock (and he's the 5th to be introduced as he eliminated ''halfway'' into the season)
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** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end.
end. Sharon is shown on a ladle, blowing a kiss, representing how her cooking skills weren't up to par and she was just there standing pretty, and she's the last female contestant introduced.
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show howgood strong he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock (and he's the 5th to be introduced as he was eliminated ''halfway'' halfway into the season)
** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how
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** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how good he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated.
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** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how good he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated. Brad is pointing at someone as if challenging them, relating to his small rivalry with Rock (and he's the 5th to be introduced as he eliminated ''halfway'' into the season)
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** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season.
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** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia.Julia and she's the ''last'' female contestant introduced. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season. Eddie is flexing his arm in an attempt to show how good he is, but he ended up being the second to be eliminated.
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** Season 3, the one with the extremely hot kitchen, shows Tiffany scowling and shaking her head, relating to how she was TheBully to Julia. Rock is flexing his muscles as if he's done something important (which is winning the competition) and after him is Bonnie who blows a kiss and winks, as she was the runner-up for that season.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated.
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** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality).personality and his ego problems). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated.eliminated.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end.
** The Season 4 opening, where everyone is tiny, has Jen operating the knobs to raise the heat on the stove. Above her is Christina, calm and dusting her sleeves. This shows how Jen wanted to get rid of the competition, but Christina stood tall and won in the end.
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* The openings for some of the seasons actually have subtle hints to their personality or their standing in the show. For example:
** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated.
** In Season 6, the circus themed opening, has Jason try the test your strength game and he sucks at it (representing his asshole personality). The next person up is Ariel who scores a flawless victory, indicating how she made it to the final three. Louie is trapped in a crystal ball and rolls off as he was the first to be eliminated.
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* Kids being on HellsKitchen is not so much FridgeLogic, but why is it they are familiar with a show where the bleep o fucking meter is 30-40 per episode for Chef Ramsay alone?
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** Not just the judgement and critical thinking, but also the ability to act as a leader. Remember, he's looking for someone who can reign in a herd of chefs and keep them putting out food that is at his standard, often without his direct supervision.
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** Though in all fairness, while the service did have a bit of a rough start, it went along pretty well afterwards for the most part.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Chef Ramsay reserves the elimination decisions to himself. However, he asks for nominees so he can check the judgment and critical thinking skills of the losing team's members.
* FridgeLogic: In the Season 2 final, Virginia decided to choose the third-placed chef, Keith, and make up the rest of her team from who she considered to be the worst cooks from that season. Her logic [[InsaneTrollLogic (if you can call it that)]] was that if she managed to win with such a crappy team, [[ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime it'd make her look all the more awesome.]] For whatever reason it never seemed to cross her mind that, logically, by choosing all the worst cooks she was also [[EpicFail giving her rival, Heather,]] [[WhatanIdiot all the]] [[TooDumbtoLive ''best'' cooks]] from that season.
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* FridgeLogic: In the Season 2 final, Virginia decided to choose the third-placed chef, Keith, and make up the rest of her team from who she considered to be the worst cooks from that season. Her logic [[InsaneTrollLogic (if you can call it that)]] was that if she managed to win with such a crappy team, [[ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime it'd make her look all the more awesome.]] For whatever reason it never seemed to cross her mind that, logically, by choosing all the worst cooks she was also [[EpicFail giving her rival, Heather,]] [[WhatanIdiot all the]] [[TooDumbtoLive ''best'' cooks]] from that season.
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