Hell's Kitchen Recap: Maybe They Should All Just Shut Up!
Recap and Commentary By RTVC Staff Writer Rebecca Moatz
June 20, 2012
Shut Up! Please!
Tonight’s episode of Hell’s Kitchen began with Danielle being sent home, as expected.
After all, there are few greater sins in the land of Ramsay than serving raw pork, except for serving it raw twice, of course.
Now that was a real cliffhanger worth waiting 24 hours for. (NOT)
What happened next was much more interesting…
Kimmie, Tiffany and Robin all showed their lack of integrity in wave after wave of nauseating behavior, and it was obvious to Dana and Christina that the Red Team ranks have begun the official divide.
Got thoughts? Post them at the end.
However, the dynamic between the three Red Team bullies began to shift during Chef Ramsay’s fashion food challenge.
Robin and Kimmie’s disagreement over seasoning their sea bass dish ultimately cost them much more than a point on the challenge.
Their ability to turn on each other so soon after forming their ill-fated alliance, shows their individual lack of integrity.
But we already knew that.
I found it especially amusing coming from Robin, who had, just a few hours before, complained about Dana and Christina showing a lack of character.
My question for both of them is a dual one: Do they really not see their own behavior or do they think that we the viewers cannot see it?
Either way, their hypocrisy is going to be their undoing, one way or another.
Barbie impressed me, once again, by putting her personal feelings aside about having to partner with Tiffany during the challenge.
It showed the professionalism and dedication that is not only required to work in Hell’s Kitchen, but demanded by Chef Ramsay.
Unfortunately, Tiffany deep-sixed their chance of scoring, by insisting on deep-frying the eggplant they chose to make.
Tiffany, is there anybody in there or were you just having a blonde moment? How many size zero models do you know that eat deep-fried food??
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