The remaining four chefs meet British child actor-impressionist Felix Wright, a diminutive version of Chef Ramsey, then meet 80 other youngsters, who they will feed without serving any meat. Two chefs have a bad night at dinner service and one is let go.

The episode was rated 7.59 from 82 votes.

The remaining 14 chefs are challenged to create perfectly proportioned 6-inch sausages. The dinner service will include Drew Lachey, John O'Hurley, Tom Green, Melinda Clarke, Chris "Kid" Reid and Kristy Swanson are among those being served cold and salty meal. Chef Ramsey is unhappy.

The episode was rated 7.66 from 82 votes.

The five remaining chefs are challenged to create as pretty as it tastes. A winner will be chosen by experts from Bon Apetite magazine and will win a dinner with Chef Ramsay and Bon Apetite editor Barbara Fairchild at a luxury hotel in Santa Monica.

The episode was rated 7.70 from 79 votes.

The remaining 11 chefs are challenged to create a full three-course meal which only totals up to 700 calories. The winning team gets a day at the beach and volleyball pointers from 2000 Olympian Annette Davis, while the losers must prep both kitchens. One chef snaps back at Chef Ramsey, while another is taken to the hospital's emergency room.

The episode was rated 7.70 from 87 votes.

The remaining nine chefs are given a blind taste test. The winners will receive a dinner with chef Ramsay...in a darkened dinning room where they'll have no idea what they are eating. Later, the dinner service is ruined by meat and potatoes.

The episode was rated 7.74 from 84 votes.

The remaining ten chefs are rolling the dice to see what ingredients they can use in their challenge dish, with the winners earning a trip to Las Vegas. Later, chefs from Gordon Ramsey's own restaurants help out in the dinner service, which is interrupted by repeating mistakes and one bossy teammate.

The episode was rated 7.77 from 81 votes.

The teams cook pasta dinners for a room full of firefighters; two contestants are sent to the hospital.

The episode was rated 7.77 from 99 votes.

The three finalists will create dishes from various parts of the world, which will be judged by international culinary experts.

The episode was rated 7.79 from 75 votes.

The remaining 12 chefs have the honor of creating a welcome back home dinner for a returning U.S. marine, where the losers will be left in charge of cleaning and decorating the dinning room for a party under the watchful eye of Gordon Ramsey's wife, Tana. Later, chef Ramsey gets heated up during dinner service over cold food.

The episode was rated 7.81 from 85 votes.

Winter Olympic medalists Sasha Cohen and Jonny Moseley will serve as judges of the meals created by the contestants using ingredients brought in from Whistler, B.C., site of the restaurant in which the winner will be stationed.

The episode was rated 7.84 from 80 votes.

The remaining 14 chefs get a surprise awakening in the middle of the night to make a spaghetti dinner for a group of hungry firefighters. The winner will be determined by which team can serve first, and the losers must wax the firetrucks. later, two contestants are rushed to the hospital after suffering injuries.

The episode was rated 7.89 from 85 votes.

The teams may merge now that there are six, as they re-create foods they've tasted. A frustrated Chef Ramsey storms out during dinner service.

The episode was rated 7.91 from 82 votes.

Season six returns with one change. Instead of working alone, now the red and blue teams work will be a team effort. The first dinner service (which is a predictable disaster) comes next before the first chef is eliminated, but an old friend shows up. Dinner service 2 winds up being an even bigger disaster.

The episode was rated 7.94 from 98 votes.

The remaining eight chefs are asked to make crepes, where the winners receiving a night out dining at a French restaurant and the losers creating a French-themed dinner service. During the prep time one contestant is injured, and the other three can't make it through the service.

The episode was rated 7.95 from 81 votes.

In the thrilling finale of Hell's Kitchen, the final two chefs go head-to-head in the ultimate challenge and dinner service. The stakes are high as Chef Gordon Ramsay himself will choose the winner. Will it be Kevin or Dave who claims the coveted title?

Throughout the season, both Kevin and Dave have had their fair share of ups and downs. From their shared experience of injuries early on to facing tough criticisms from their fellow contestants, they have persevered. In a surprising twist, Dave, despite having just one arm, has proven himself to be a better chef than many with two arms. With their respective journeys, it's clear that either of them would be a deserving winner.

As the competition reaches its climax, tensions rise and mistakes are made. Both Kevin and Dave have had their fair share of stumbles, but once the issues are sorted out, it becomes apparent that it could go either way. However, with Amanda's constant underperformance weighing Kevin's team down, it's not hard to see why Dave ultimately prevails with his strong team.

And let's not forget the blooper reel during the credits! It's a few short minutes of comedy gold, leaving us wanting more. With a season full of memorable moments, it's safe to say that Hell's Kitchen has delivered once again.

The episode was rated 8.07 from 55 votes.