The Most Satisfying Eliminations In Hell's Kitchen History

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

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[FlynnMasters]

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

[indigostudios]

"Elise, shut up."

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

[vitomcsween]

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

[Domanese]

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

[pisspratt]

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

[HuckleisMyHoney]

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

[drumsmetal]

Robert's violin joke always gets me 😂

[seanahmed]

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

[AdderTude]

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

[KenS]

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

She clearly got dragged along in that first appearance as far as possible just for the drama.

[alejandrorosas]

“Don’t tell me to shut up!”

“Shut up!”

The best moment by far 😭😂

[BeautyMonster]

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

[gorrow]

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

[PartyPickles]

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

[LittleMissRequiem]

It’s not necessarily an elimination, but seeing Russell lose to Nona in the Season 8 finale was incredibly satisfying for me, especially after seeing how they each treated their respective brigades in the finale.

Nona trusted, respected, and believed in her team from the start. She knew how to keep them motivated, and even when someone really began to screw her over (Boris on the halibut, for instance), she handled the situation in a positive and professional way, while still making it clear that she was not going to put up with any BS. I won’t necessarily say she treated her team like family, but she did treat them with respect and show genuine gratitude for their work.

On the other hand, not only did Russell’s faith in his team very quickly fall apart, but he kept repeating things like “urgency” and “this is MY day” as he kept pushing his team, resulting in food being sent out too soon and then promptly sent back, as well as a work environment so toxic that Chef Ramsay himself had to step in and tell Russell to get a grip. And of course, who can forget his now-infamous exit interview in which he vows to blackball his entire team as revenge for his loss?

No matter how talented a chef may be individually, they don’t stand a chance at winning the final dinner service without a well-managed brigade. Nona treated her brigade like her comrades in arms (which they essentially were), but Russell treated his brigade worse than like his servants and ultimately like his worst enemies. That is what ultimately sealed Russell’s fate and secured Nona’s victory.

[davidfearis]

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

[sifk]

Nick telling Elise off. <3 He's the hero we needed.

[kadielmoralesdezavala]

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

[cenakruegerlover]

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

[mellowfellow]

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