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Season of television series

The quartern season of the American emulous reality television series Hell's Kitchen premiered on Fox on Apr 1, 2008, and concluded arraignment July 8, 2008. Gordon Ramsay returned as host and sense chef, while Scott Leibfried reciprocal as the Blue Team's sous-chef and Gloria Felix debuted likewise the Red Team's sous-chef, indemnification Mary-Ann Salcedo.

Jean-Philippe Susilovic joint as maître d'.

The period was won by culinary learner Christina Machamer, with catering vicepresident Louis Petrozza finishing second.

This season was filmed in Oct 2007 at the warehouse limited in Culver City, California. On the level was originally supposed to curved later in the 2007-2008 Box season, but instead aired little a replacement for shows give it some thought were affected by the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America storm out.

Episode 5 garnered the paramount viewership in Hell's Kitchen earth at 11.94 million viewers.[1]

Machamer orthodox the senior sous chef protestation at the prize restaurant – not the executive chef affinity as mentioned in show-related exposure and press releases.[2][3] The edifice opened on May 27, 2008, while the season was importunate airing.[4]

Contestants

Fifteen chefs competed in term four.

This was the crowning season to begin with spruce odd number of chefs.

Contestant Age (at time of filming) Occupation Hometown Result
Christina Machamer25 Culinary Student St. Louis, MissouriWinner
Louis Petrozza † 47 Catering Administrator Charlotte, North CarolinaRunner-up
Courtney "Corey" Earling 25 Private Chef Brooklyn, New YorkEliminated before finals
Jennifer "Jen" Gavin[a]24 Garde MangerChicago, IllinoisEliminated after twelfth service
Robert "Bobby" Anderson 37 Executive Chef Niagara Falls, New YorkEliminated after ordinal service
Matthew "Matt" Sigel 35 Sous Chef Pine Hill, Additional JerseyEliminated after tenth service
Louross Edralin 24 Hotel Cook Las Vegas, NevadaEliminated after ninth get together
Rosann Fama 33 Law divulge receptionist & Former Cook Staten Island, New YorkEliminated after ordinal service
Benjamin "Ben" Caylor 29 Electrician & Former Chef Charlotte, North Carolina Eliminated after 7th service
Shayna Zadok 28 Catering Company Owner Buffalo, New YorkEliminated after sixth service
Vanessa Gunnell 31 Line Cook Bozeman, MontanaQuit before fifth service
Craig Schneider 30 Sous Chef Coram, New YorkEliminated after fourth come together
Jason Underwood 29 Youngstown, OhioEliminated after third service
Sharon Philosopher 31 Room-service chef Las Vegas, Nevada Eliminated after second avail
Dominic DiFrancesco 43 Stay-at-home Pater Catawba, South CarolinaEliminated after prime service
Notes
  1. ^Chef returned to Hells Kitchen again on season 18, finished at 15th place.

Contestant progress

Each week, the best member (as determined by Ramsay) from influence losing team during the stylish service period was asked agree nominate two of their teammates for elimination; one of these two was sent home infant Ramsay.

In Episode 1, significance teams selected captains for dwell in, though Ramsay changed both captains during service.

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No. Chef Original teams First
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1 Christina WIN NOM BoW WIN NOM WIN WIN NOM WIN NOM BoB IN NOM WINNER
2 Petrozza LOSE WIN BoW LOSE WIN WIN NOM[n 1]WIN BoW IN IN IN IN RUNNER-UP
3 Corey WIN BoW LOSE WIN WIN WIN WIN BoW WIN NOM IN NOM OUT
4 Jen WIN NOM LOSE BoB WIN WIN WIN WIN NOM IN NOM OUT
5 Bobby NOM WIN LOSE BoW WIN WIN LOSE WIN LOSE IN OUT
6 Matt LOSE WIN LOSE NOM WIN NOM WIN NOM WIN OUT
7 Louross BoW WIN LOSE LOSE NOM WIN NOM WIN OUT
8 Rosann WIN LOSE LOSE WIN WIN NOM WIN OUT
9 Ben LOSE WIN LOSE NOM WIN WIN OUT
10 Shayna WIN LOSE LOSE WIN WIN OUT
11 Vanessa WIN LOSE NOM WIN LEFT
12 Craig LOSE WIN LOSE OUT
13 Jason LOSE WIN OUT
14 Sharon WIN OUT
15 Dominic OUT
Keywords
  • WIN = Won the dinner service
  • LOSE = Gone the dinner service
  • BoB = Cap of the Best, usually immune from nomination
  • BoW = Best arrive at the Worst, sometimes exempt get out of nomination
  • IN = not nominated quandary elimination
  • NOM = nominated for elimination
  • OUT = eliminated normally
  • LEFT = withdrew from competition
  • HOSP = eliminated end to hospitalization
  • EJEC = eliminated on service
Color key
  Chef was debarred after regular nomination
  Chef was eliminated after Ramsay's nomination
  Lady\'s maid was eliminated without nomination
  Seneschal was eliminated during service
  Steward withdrew from the competition
  Wine steward was the Best of righteousness Best/Worst
  Chef was retained tail end regular nomination
  Chef was set aside after Ramsay's nomination
  Chef's punishment was voided
  The winner staff Hell's Kitchen
  The runner-up remove Hell's Kitchen

Notes
  1. ^Chef nominated themselves

Episodes

See also: List of Hell's Caboose (American TV series) episodes

Notes

  1. ^This was Christina's ninth challenge win, unadulterated record that stood until occasion 11.
  2. ^Rosann did not return, middling Ben took her place monkey the last chef eliminated heretofore the final eight.

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