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And out of all the notable seasons, let’s take a look at Ramsay Gordon’s screams — yes, and the best 10 seasons of Kitchen’s Hell. There is a handful of seasons that stand out as the very best that the show has to offer. Throughout the years, Kitchen’s Hell has introduced a multitude of talented chefs from around the country, including unforgettable moments such as an unfathomable amount of raw lamb and plenty of tears, verbal cursing, and kitchen fires.
10. Season 1
The very first season of the show, which premiered on television nearly twenty years ago, is undoubtedly deserving of a spot on this list. It was in this season that Gordon Ramsay, with his signature dish challenges and the decision to split the chefs into two teams, introduced several first-time challenges for the competitors. The concept behind the show, which made Ramsay a force to be reckoned with, was both entertaining and nostalgic. Without the initial intrigue of the first season, Hell’s Kitchen would not be the successful show it is today. Let’s be honest about it.
9. Season 14
The 14th season of Hell’s Kitchen is highly remembered as one of the best seasons, with plenty of talented young chefs. It is especially notable for the dominance of the all-male blue team, who set a groundbreaking record by winning the most dinner services throughout the entire show. Interestingly, this season also marked the first time that all three runner-ups were strictly female chefs.
8. Season 2
In this season, West Heather showcases the chef’s promise of most of the features. The beginning of Season 2 is marked by the inclusion of notable challenges that would later be followed in the rest of the seasons. Season 2 attempted to find its footing by delivering some of the most unforgettable moments in the intense eliminations and the kitchen. While Season 1 produced a relatively unfamiliar formula, Season 2 magically created a relatively unfamiliar formula. It certainly deserves a rightful spot in the middle, but it is far from the absolute best, much like the first season.
7. Season 19
Undoubtedly, this is one of the best moments from Company and Ramsay, with plenty of argumentative and unexpected twists. In Season 19 of Hell’s Kitchen, several chefs constantly gunning to outperform each other and constantly at each other’s throats, it was arguably one of the most entertaining seasons. Season 19 saw a group of talented competing chefs vying for the opportunity to serve as the head chef at Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant in Las Vegas. The most recent season of Hell’s Kitchen was one of the most exciting and best seasons in the entire show.
6. Season 16
In this season, the top three featured chefs were all female, which we can cheer for but also seek their help. Each participant who made it to the final handful of chefs handpicked by Ramsay received a black jacket, which was a departure from the typical red or blue jackets. The season introduced several entertaining props, such as an open bar and a pool table, in the Black Jacket Lounge, which cemented its place in Hell’s Kitchen history as a memorable season.
5. Season 5
The fifth season of Kitchen Hell’s placed itself as one of the best, with a remarkable abundance of shocking moments. The season’s entertainment factor, which undoubtedly fueled the strong viewership and helped maintain it, was the talented lineup of chefs who were hungrier than contestants in previous seasons. This strong lineup of chefs made the competition amongst them intriguing, resulting in some of the most jaw-dropping eliminations featured in the entire show. It is fitting and ironic that the fifth season of Kitchen Hell’s is placed at this spot, cutting its way into the top five.
4. Season 9
The ninth season of the reality hit series, Hell’s Kitchen, was arguably one of the highest-ranked seasons in the show’s history. However, due to a nationwide writer’s strike and scheduling conflicts, the season had a special dinner charity event introduced, which managed to entertain viewers with its unique format of releasing episodes on different days of the week and at different time slots. This created a season that lacked the usual television quality some viewers were accustomed to.
3. Season 6
Dave Levey is arguably one of the best chefs who competed in the reality series. In this season, he was also featured as a chef. There was a memorable fiery confrontation between Gordon Ramsay and contestant Joseph, where Joseph threatened to fight Ramsay and hurled several curse words in his direction. If there were ever a season of Hell’s Kitchen that fit the bill for being foul-mouthed, it would definitely be the unforgettable sixth season, which also included top-notch star power. It doesn’t seem criminal to say that Dave Levey was one of the top three chefs to crack under the pressure.
2. Season 10
The Challenge Dish Signature, which the red team’s chef won, stands as the very best accomplishment. This season also marked the time when the chef from the red team, who eventually became one of Ramsay’s closest advisors, Wilson Christina, won Season 10. This season ended up being a strong season, with an incredibly talented array of chefs who kept up the ever-present competitiveness in the show. It was certainly one of the most entertaining seasons of Hell’s Kitchen, and it revealed that Ramsay Gordon found a lifelong executive chef in Wilson Christina.
1. Season 18
After almost twenty years on television, a program that has unquestionably been necessary, a fresh twist on the show presented the unique idea of Ramsay blending pure talent and competitiveness to form the two most dominant groups of chefs. Breaking with tradition in Hell’s Kitchen history, the teams were not divided by gender for the first time ever, which marked the introduction of rookies and veterans competing against each other to determine the ultimate chef. In the show’s extensive history, the eighteenth season of Hell’s Kitchen is undoubtedly the pinnacle, reserving the finest for the final season.