KeithJ

They need to change how they name episodes. Tonight’s episode is “It’s Nacho Night”. You know that whoever lands on lifetime nachos is going to win the game.

Turned it off when the final two were revealed. I just don’t care who wins. I don’t understand the first judge. She liked Sami’s dish so much she said she’s going to steal it for her menu and then she only gave her a 9 and Johnathan a 10?

The thing that bothers me most about Jonathan (and a lot of contestants) is their "I'm the chosen one" attitude. Like they are the only person destined to win and anyone else winning goes against everything in the universe.

It’s right next door to the Gap, the Walmart, and the laundromat. That can be the only explanation why everyone is wearing brand new clean clothes.

I know they never will but I wish TV shows would stop with the “we need you to come down to the station to answer a few questions”. Without a warrant, they can’t force you to come down to the station and even without a warrant, they can’t force you to answer questions.

Tonight was the first time in a long time I just put HK on as background noise. Sack of shit Jonathan still being there just pisses me off and I don’t even care about this season anymore. It was obvious he was going to win the challenge when Gordon tasted his dish last. Ryan talking back to Sammi on the lobster was BS. He would have never done that to Gordon and I really wish Gordon called him out on it. The lobster was under and he just couldn’t believe it. I guess at this point I’m rooting for Sammi but I won’t be surprised when Gordon eliminates her next week.

Why exactly did they have to bring Crockett’s patient from the crash site by chopper when all the ambulances seemed to beat them to Med anyway?

I just watched the non-wrecked episode where they converted the garage into a master suite and I'm not really sure I agree with what they did. The family has six kids and had three bedrooms (I think). It looked like the garage was easily big enough to add two bedrooms instead of one large master suite. I'm also curious why the family didn't consider adding a second floor addition instead of renovating the garage (unless they weren't allowed to). They also didn't remove the outdoor door in the new bathroom? That really seemed kinda weird to me.

Why do TV shows always have to write opposing DAs as smug assholes? Although Andrea did come and congratulate Mickey, she gave me the impression she thought she should have still won the case, and this was after she knew that Lisa didn’t do it.

Finished this today and I really enjoyed it. The cinematography was fantastic and I loved the Bond music. If I do have one gripe though it's the questions. They need more of the "how much does this spider weigh" and "how long is this snake" than the random trivia questions. I was really impressed with the final three teams and, I know it's lot of money but the last question for the nurses with five answers? That's really starting to push it. I did love the end when each team got a duffel full of cash.

This is what was irritating. Carmen and her "meat runs the line" or whatever she said. A ticket comes in and the fish takes seven minutes but Carmen just screams to have it ready in six. She couldn't have waited a minute to drop her meat?

It looks like Donya was in a pretty bad car accident a few months back: https://www.gofundme.com/f/hells-kitchens-contestant-donyas-recovery

Im starting to think the fix is in for Johnathan. He failed miserably on apps and he gets a pass? I wasn’t really rooting against anyone but now I’m actively rooting against him which means I’m going to probably be very disappointed with the finale.

Leigh getting nominated over Johnathan was such BS. It seemed like he didn’t do anything right during service. Then Dahmir also gets eliminated? Both of these eliminations sucked.

There is confidence and then there is being an ass. Jason is just an ass. Him saying his dish was the best in all three cooks is just ridiculous. Glad to see him gone. A little surprised at six black jackets but going into the third round, it was getting a little telegraphed.

I really wanted to like this but just don't. I'm not sure what the actual plot is and what's so special about these rocks. It seems more than half of the episodes are flashbacks too which doesn't help.

I just figured there were more screens behind them or on the podium they are at.

Watched the first episode last night and it was pretty good. Interesting concept. A lot of people got a eliminated on their category of "expertise". It seemed to have a lot of commercials though. Seven contestants were eliminated yesterday out of 81. I guess there will be around 10-12 episodes?

81 contestants compete in trivia duels against one another securing spaces on a floor grid with each victory until 1 contestant claims the entire floor and takes home the grand prize of $250,000 Hosted by Rob Lowe

During the jury questions it sounded like Jake figured out Katurah was an attorney. Too bad that was pretty much the only awareness he showed during the entire season. As soon as Austin picked Jake for the final reward I was practically screaming "don't tell him about your idol!". First chance Jake got, he told Austin. If he just kept his mouth shut, I'm pretty sure everyone would have voted for him and he would have had his pick to send home. Wasn't Katurah the one that came up with the vote Dee plan and pitched it to Jake? Seemed odd that she flipped her vote. Then she got mad that Jake didn't tell her beforehand that he was going to use his idol on her. For all Jake knew, she would have just gone and blabbed to everyone that Jake wasn't planning on using the idol on himself.

When I first saw the list of "celebrities" for the Holiday Bricktacular I wasn't too impressed but I though the show ended up being hilarious. They all did a great job.

Just watched the holiday show. A single game to 500 points and it took up the whole hour? Way too much was packed in between questions.

I agree with all the comments on the finale. None of the builds were that impressive and way too personal. From a set perspective, I thought that Neena and Sam’s build was the best. Jamie and Amy are probably not looking forward to trying to turn that plane into an actual set.

I just started watching this and they could have just skipped the snowman punching part. Each kid just happened to get the protein they cook every year for the holidays?

I think Rob and Corey were very far behind and both of the other teams were already gone by the time they got to the kayaks. Editing tried to make it look like they were there at the same time but I don’t think they were.