Top 5 Most Toxic Casts In Hell's Kitchen History

Theres been alot of toxic chefs throughout the years, but some seasons have more than others. Here are the most toxic casts in HK history!

0:00 - Intro/HM
2:35 - 5
6:28 - 4
8:28 - 3
10:50 - 2
14:12 - 1

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[mariamontserratgalindobovi]

Imagine combining the most toxic unbearable people from each season in one season

[scruffythecat]

Imagine if Joseph, Elise, Jason Underwood, Frank Cala, Sabrina, Tiffany, Kimmie, Robyn, Jen Gavin, and Jackie were on one team. That would boost ratings for sure.

[mariohcf]

Jared cutting his finger and Ramsay calling the medic and then kicking them out was by far one of the best moments in (modern) HK history.

[chelscara]

5:00 i cant even blame Julia. They all told her she wasnt good enough, so she delivered the standard she was accused of. Id be real pissed if i was told that i was picked "to complete the girl group" dont lie to my face you just didnt want the other guy 😅😂

[KnifeToMeetYou_]

Tommy's face when everyone was arguing with Elise during the menu creation for their Black Jacket service is priceless. Poor guy was just witnessing Hell and he knows the best thing he could do in that situation is keep quiet.

[margarethmichelina]

In the word of Gordon Ramsay in Season 17's Opening Night for the All Star Seasons:
"All Stars? NO STARS!"

[StonedHunter]

I honestly wouldn't even call what Julia did all that toxic. You don't get to shit on someone for weeks on end and talk down to them then think you can depend on them to give you a win. I think it's just a further show on whoever team those people get put on and their inability to be a good leader.

How are you going to expect to be a head chef somewhere and keep cooks in your kitchen if you go around doing nothing but insulting them and tearing them down?

[tmntfangirl]

Julia from season 3 was and still is my favorite person of the season. I personally think that she should’ve made the final two over Bonnie. After everyone on her team targeted her to go home because of her ‘Waffle House’ status she still proved herself as a competitor and great chef. So I don’t blame her for being angry for being on Bonnie’s team.

[HolyAlondite]

You know, I find it interesting that in most of the seasons on the list, the winner isn't even an exception. Only the 3rd place entry and the HMs can really say that.

Also Tommy sitting there silently looking uncomfortable during in the F5 fight saying nothing is such a mood

[SagittariusQueen]

Most of chefs who were shaming Julia for working at the Waffle House didn't last long enough to get to the black jackets like Julia. And I'm glad Julia screwed Bonnie's chances of winning Hell's Kitchen, I was rooting for Rock!

[chikasnotmadjustdisappoint]

Can you imagine if season 10's red team and season 16's blue team were to be on a season together

[heymistercarter.]

It’s funny with Heidi getting upset at Shaina for the milkshake thing. Something like that happened on Season 14, when the red team had disgusting shakes as punishments except for Michelle (who randomly got hers). She even said it there that she had a milkshake, and no one made a stink at her for that!

[heymistercarter.]

The All-Stars season might’ve been better advertised as a Heroes Vs. Villains season. There were many who were shown as villains brought on that, and others shown as heroes. Maybe if they leaned into that marketing, the season may have gone over better.

[ShadowLinkxMaster]

Gia and Kimberly’s fight was literally just bleeps. 😂 Good god, there was no substance, just a BUNCH of cussing.

[duskshadowbrony]

I can understand Rock's frustration over losing the challenge to a bisque. He was 100% right on the "originality" rant. You absolutely could find that bisque at any seafood restaurant. Hell, I could go down to Red Lobster right now and get a lobster bisque.

Rock's dish was creative, original, and showed that he had the courage to step out of his safe zone. While I'm not saying that he definitely should have won, I can get why he got so upset over losing that challenge.

[FirstLastname]

Josh should be grateful that he even got called back for all stars, as I’m pretty sure he was just a rebound after clemenza declined

[nevenpatrk]

For the record, I only think that half of the "Hell's Bitches" team is actually toxic. Yes, Bonnie, Jen, and Julia had toxic moments, but they had a lot of great moments as well. But Melissa, Johanna, and Tiffany was absolutely unbearable to watch and absolutely deserve their toxic label and it's fitting that Julia outlasted all of them despite them undermining her consistently.

[mchllwoods]

Tiffany Gross from season 10 was toxic too. Creating drama in dorms, cooking bad pizza because she didn't like children, and putting knife to her lips before she cut the beef Wellington's.

[oldfart]

Hell's Kitchen Drama Season
Red Team:Elise, Robyn, Tiffany, Kimmie, Jackie, Sabrina(S8), Jen(S4), Carrie
Blue Team:Joseph, ScotleyJason(S4)Frank(S15), Russell, Matt, Andrew, Johnny

Black Jackets:Joseph, Elise, Russell, Andrew, Robyn, Kimmie
Finalist:Joseph, Russell
Winner:Joseph
Prize:Amy's Baking Company

[mazemaster]

The one thing I liked about season 9’s blue team is how welcoming they were of Natalie when she swapped teams (except chino ofc) and it actually became a likable team after the problem children like Brendan, Chino, Monterrey and Jonathan left. Also, one season I think deserves to be on this list is season 15. Between Dannie and Hassan on red, to Frank, and Amanda on blue, and the show-mance between Jared and Ashley, as well as Ariel being the first villain winner in the shows history, it was just a toxic season through and through.