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Hell's Kitchen Australia
GenreReality
Presented byMarco Pierre White
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes15
Production
Executive producerMatt Apps
Production locationsSydney, New South Wales
Production companyITV Studios Australia
Original release
NetworkSeven Network
Release6 August (2017-08-06) –
5 September 2017 (2017-09-05)

Hell's Kitchen Australia was an Australian

British version of the format[2] and appeared on MasterChef Australia.[3]

Production

The series began casting for celebrity contestants in late 2016, and filmed in Sydney for six weeks in March and April 2017.[4] It is produced for the Seven Network by ITV Studios Australia.[3]

Program sponsorships include Aldi, Airtasker, Diaego, Lurpak and Sony Pictures.[5]

Celebrities

The following ten celebrities have been competing in the series to win AU$50,000 for their chosen charity.[6][7][8]

Celebrities Known for Status
Debra Lawrance Actress Winner
5 September 2017
Gaz Beadle Geordie Shore star Runner-up
5 September 2017
Willie Mason Former NRL player

NRL Premiership winner and Final MVP

Eliminated
5 September 2017
Lincoln Lewis Actor

Son of Wally Lewis

Eliminated
5 September 2017
Sam Frost
The Bachelorette Australia
 star & radio presenter 		Eliminated
4 September 2017
Issa Schultz The Chase Australia chaser Eliminated
29 August 2017
Jess Fox Olympian

Silver and Bronze and Gold medallist in Canoe Slalom

David Oldfield
One Nation
co-founder 		Eliminated
22 August 2017
Pettifleur Berenger Real Housewives of Melbourne star Eliminated
15 August 2017
Candice Warner Former Ironwoman

Wife of David Warner

Eliminated
8 August 2017

Results and elimination

  Celebrity was on the Blue Team
  Celebrity was on the Red Team
  Celebrity was on the White Team
  Indicates that the celebrity won the series
  Indicates that the celebrity finished runner-up
  Indicates that the celebrity finished in third place
  Indicates that the celebrity was in the bottom 3
  Indicates that the celebrity was evicted immediately (no bottom three)
Elimination results per celebrity
No. Celebrity Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Grand Final
Night 1 Night 2
1 Debra Safe Bottom 3 Safe Safe Safe Safe Winner
(Week 5)
2 Gaz Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Runner-up
(Week 5)
3 Willie Safe Safe Bottom 3 Safe Safe Safe Third Place
(Week 5)
4 Lincoln Safe Safe Safe Bottom 3 Safe Eliminated Eliminated
(Week 5)
5 Sam Safe Safe Safe Safe Eliminated Eliminated
(Week 5)
6 Issa Safe Safe Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Eliminated
(Week 4)
Jess Bottom 3 Safe Safe Bottom 3
8 David Safe Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Eliminated
(Week 3)
9 Pettifleur Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Eliminated
(Week 2)
10 Candice Bottom 3 Eliminated
(Week 1)
Bottom three Candice
Jess
Pettifleur 		David
Debra
Pettifleur 		David
Issa
Willie 		Issa
Jess
Lincoln 		None
Eliminated Candice Pettifleur David Jess Sam Lincoln Willie
Gaz
Issa
Debra

Series details

Week 1

Services

  • Episodes 1 to 3
  • Airdates - 6 to 8 August 2017
  • Description - A celebrity from the losing team in two dinner services and a lunch service (60 covers), based on their performance that night, is chosen by Marco to go into an elimination challenge at the end of the week. Winners of the first challenge gain immunity, winners of the second can be excused from doing prep work for both kitchens. Before service 1, each person must make an egg dish, Debra won immunity, and they get masterclasses to get new menu. In a relay challenge before service 2, a member from each team must finely chop an onion, garlic, parsley, slice a big mushroom and truss a chicken with the head chopped off and wishbone removed, in which Blue team won 3–2. Service 2 always featured Marco and/or the sous chefs leaving the kitchen mid-service, and anyone working the pass must relay, expedite and co-ordinate orders and manage the dessert orders and clear-downs on their own. Before service 3, which is always the more hectic lunch service, everybody is assigned to a different position, and the red team's steamer leaked water, making it out of order. Debra was out during service as she badly cut herself trying to grab a knife to cut fruits for the dessert.
Service Scores Worst performer Reason
Blue team Red team
1 7 7.5 Candice Problems with the fish station[9]
2 7 6.5 Jess Problems with the beef, on the Pass and didn't help the team.[10]
3 7.5 7 Pettifleur Wasn't a team player and communication issues.[11]

Last chance cook-off

  • Episode 3
  • Airdates - 8 August 2017
  • Description: - In a "Taste it & Make it" elimination challenge, the three celebrities had to taste a dish that Marco had created, which was a chicken skewer with spring onion and madras curry powder cooked in olive oil, and remake it.
Celebrity Dish Position Reason Result
Jess Chicken skewer with curry powder and spring onion. 1 Very similar to Marco's dish. Safe
Pettifleur Chicken skewer with curry powder, salt, pepper and spring onion cooked in butter. 2 The chicken was dry, wrong seasoning, cooked in butter, but everything else was fine. Safe
Candice Chicken skewer with cumin and spring onion. 3 The chicken was undercooked, and she had the wrong spice. Eliminated

Week 2

Services

  • Episodes 4 to 6
  • Airdates - 13 to 15 August 2017
  • Description - A celebrity from the losing team in two dinner services and a lunch service (70 covers per service), based on their performance that night, is chosen by Marco to go into an elimination challenge at the end of the week. The menu is completely different from last week. In the cases were teams draw even, Marco nominates the weakest celebrity from both teams, then chooses the weakest overall to send to elimination. Issa won the immunity challenge before the first service as he beat Debra on the 'Perfectly Cooked Skinless Salmon Fillet Challenge', despite Debra made a perfect Ceviche to strategically save her injured hand from contacts with heat and water. Before service 2's relay challenge, they were at Sydney Fish Market to learn to prepare shellfish as they were special items on the menu. The teams must unshell and de-vein the shrimps, shuck oysters from the back (the English method) with sea water retained, devein, gut and cut the marron into halves, and one will separate and gut the already-cooked crab, with the claws separated and one piece of shell cracked open. Sam sits out the challenge as Red team has a one-person advantage. Pettifleur secured the win 3–1 overall after her crab retained more of the claws' meat than Issa. This time, with Red team's win, they can choose to cook for the portion of guests out of 70 for the dinner service, but they forego the number's advantage in that regard and split it fairly (35 for each team), in which Marco said that David should have listened to Lincoln and took on 5 extra covers given the extra-person advantage, rather than trying to hamstring them by increasing their workload. Pettifleur is taken away from the red team as she must prepare and serve the extra starter: The 70's style shrimp cocktail table-side for both red and blue team unassisted from the kitchen crew. During service 2, Lincoln's mother was amongst the guests, and Marco had to shut down an incorrect claim by a customer where the salmon starter was frozen, and ask David not to engage because she was incorrect, and has never tried salmon confit-style, before walking out to monitor them from his office. After that service, Jacqueline, Lincoln's mother, fuelled the State of Origin-like rivalry,[12] while Issa met his fan. In service 3, David and Gaz's partners and friends were amongst the customers.
Service Scores Worst performer Reason
Blue team Red team
1 7.5 7.5 Pettifleur Poor performance on the pass and arguing with Marco[13] Debra was picked from blue team because Issa was immuned, and was notably slow serving the starters and desserts.
2 6 6.5 Debra Poor performance during service, over garnished the starters, poor organization and slow work during desserts. She nominated herself as the most likely to survive the elimination challenge. With Red team's win, David was spared from his problems as an expeditor.[14]
3 7.5 7.5 David Didn't stay loyal to his team and left his position during desserts. Issa was picked in the blue team as the weakest of the blue team, but was spared because it was his best service thus far.[15]

Last chance cook-off

  • Episode 6
  • Airdates - 15 August 2017
  • Description: - In a "Taste it & Make it" elimination challenge, the three celebrities had to taste a dish that Marco had created, which was a turkey schnitzel with Parmesan and rosemary cooked in clarified butter.
Celebrity Dish Position Reason Result
Debra Chicken schnitzel with Parmesan and thyme, cooked in olive oil and then clarified butter. 1 Cooked the best schnitzel out of everyone, despite all having the wrong protein and herb. Safe
David Chicken schnitzel with Parmesan and parsley, cooked in olive oil and butter rubbed in. 2 The breadcrumb was too thick. However, Marco's preferred David's schnitzel over Pettifleur's Safe
Pettifleur Chicken schnitzel with Parmesan and thyme, cooked in olive oil. 3 Uneven breadcrumb as Pettifleur did not use flour while preparing the chicken. Marco preferred David's schnitzel over Pettifleur's. Eliminated

Week 3

Services

Service Scores Worst performer Reason
Blue team Red team
1 7 8 Issa Weak cook, cannot allow Debra to protect him again, negative diner feedbacks on desserts, but had his best service thus far.
2 7 6.5 David Did not support Sam at the start of service. It was Issa (pass) and Debra's (meat) worst services.
3 6 7 Willie Negative diner feedback to Willie's dish, cannot allow Debra to protect him again.[16]

Last chance cook-off
Celebrity Dish Position Reason Result
Willie Beef and pork meatballs with parsley and manchego cheese 1 Best meatballs out of everyone Safe
Issa Beef and pork meatballs with parsley and manchego cheese 2 The taste wasn't very strong, but the actual meatball was better, because he changed from lamb to pork late in cook. Safe
David Turkey and pork meatballs with parsley and manchego cheese 3 Only person to finish the cook in the oven, but meatballs were dry, wrong primary protein and incorrect binding agent (flour instead of bread.) Eliminated

Week 4

Services

  • Episodes 10 to 12
  • Airdates - 28 and 29 August 2017
  • Description - In the first service, a chef from the losing team is chosen from the 2 dinner services and a lunch service (80 covers plus a turnover-round of 10 covers) based on their performance that night, and Marco forewarned that two celebrities will be eliminated at the end of the week. Before service one, all must create a family-sized salad to be individually portioned off table-side. Lincoln won with a Caesar salad, but with an invented salad dressing with honey, soy sauce and mayonnaise with unlikely help from Mason, who made his own steak salad since they both can't make Caesar dressing. With the blue team back to the most comfortable stations, except Debra chose to work at the pass. Before second service, teams must cut a lamb's entire rib cage into 10 lamb chops and 10 lamb racks, then pan-fry the lamb cutlets with olive oil, lemon juice and rosemary. The relay is: With the pine already removed, 6 of 7 members trims and cuts the lamb cutlets (Issa sits out), then they must marinade and cook their own lambs, but they must use their own marinade. With Mason, Gary and Lincoln having the same marinade (thyme, rosemary, olive oil and mint), Mason decided to pour white wine vinegar during cooking. In the head-to-head, Sam beat Gary for her quantity, and her clever time management for managing three uneven-sized cutlets. Debra beat Lincoln in quantity., despite both are perfectly cooked. Mason won it for the blue team as Sam's cutlets were unseasoned. Blue team won, and elected Lincoln to make the lamb racklk special for both teams on top of being in charge of the fish station, with Sam in charge of the meat and the Moroccan-style lamb rump. Marco questioned Mason's tactic as he could have taken on the role himself, so Marco put him as a floater-sweeper. In the second service, when both teams scored equally, Marco nominated Lincoln and Issa as the weakest in their respective teams, Issa was chosen because he has diminished role and presence in the kitchen as the one in charge of the fish. In the third service, Issa served as a waiter for delivering food for the blue team as he was already in the last-chance cook-off, while the remaining chefs were scored individually by diners, with Marco choosing the weakest from the lowest ranked chefs. Sam's family were amongst the guests. They compete in a last chance cook off.
Service Scores Worst performer Reason
Blue team Red team
1 8 7.5 Jess Sam worked at three stations (Starters, Desserts and pass) by herself and Lincoln had immunity.
2 7.5 7.5 Issa Issa contributed less than Lincoln, despite being Issa's best service thus far.
Service Debra Willie Gaz Sam Jess Lincoln Worst performer Reason
3 8 7.5 7.5 9 8 7.5 Lincoln Lincoln was the weakest out of Gaz, Willie, and Lincoln.

Last chance cook-off

  • Episode 12
  • Airdates - 29 August 2017
  • Description: - In a "Taste it & Make it" elimination challenge, the three celebrities had to taste a dish that Marco had created, which was a Blue-eyed cod fillet, with boiled potatoes with saffron, accompanied by a smoked paprika mayonnaise. Unlike past weeks, two chefs were dismissed in this week.
Celebrity Dish Position Reason Result
Lincoln Barramundi fillet with boiled potatoes and saffron, turmeric and cayenne, accompanied by a sweet paprika mayonnaise 1 Had the best fish out of everyone, though the potatoes were seasoned badly, and the wrong fish and spices were picked Safe
Issa Blue-eyed cod fillet with boiled potatoes and turmeric, accompanied by a sweet paprika mayonnaise 2 Overcooked fish, wrong spice and mayonnaise Eliminated
Jess Barramundi fillet with boiled potatoes and saffron, accompanied by a hot paprika mayonnaise 2 Undercooked fish, wrong fish and mayonnaise Eliminated

Week 5 - Finals Week

  • Episodes 13 to 15
  • Airdates - 4 and 5 September 2017
  • Description - This week saw the final five cooks being merged into one team. Instead of Blue and Red Teams, they became the White Team. The weakest cook, as picked by Marco, from the two services (60 covers plus a turnover-round of 0 covers) are immediately eliminated, but the guests score the team as a whole.

Before service one, all contestants become the instructors, expeditor and taste-tester, and their family members must recreate a dish under the contestant's orders (risotto, family-sized salad, egg florentine, fillet of skin-on salmon) under more lenient time limits (30 minutes for salmon, 35 for egg florentine, 45 for risotto). Dennis (Debra's husband) made family-sized salmon salad, Jacquiline (Lincoln's mother) made a salmon fillet, Kristine (Sam's sister) made Asian-style salmon with asparagus. Emma, (Gaz's girlfriend) came second with the egg florentine. Willie won with his wife, Claire's saffron risotto. The group scored 7.5 overall. In the second service, which is a lunch service, Willie was praised for his efficiency, despite manning 2 fish stations all by himself with most of the guest ordering the salmon main. He was the only person who survived from the fish station. Lincoln was put into the cookoff because he was supposed to be manning the meat station with Gaz, but was demoted to garnish by Gaz. Debra was put into the cookoff by default as Gaz managed most of the workload on the relay and commanded the pass after Marco left the kitchen, and Debra couldn't keep up after they arrived, despite being her best service ever. Gaz and Willie commanded their stations and

There was also a final last chance cook-off between Debra and Lincoln to decide the third and final place in the grand final (Dubbed the "Summer Bay cook-off" as both starred in Home and Away). The dish that they had to cook was kidneys (served pink), coated with flour, chilli power and English mustard on white bread toast with a devilled sauce in 30 minutes.

The components in question are: Type of bread (white, brioche, cob loaf), main offal (pig heart, liver, kidneys, must pick one from the larder, and cannot change once decisions are made), coating before cooking (flour, chilli power and English mustard; flour, smoked paprika and cayenne; flour, paprika and turmeric) and the agent used to thicken the pre-prepared devil's sauce (butter, oil, cream). The winner of the cook-off was Debra, which saw Lincoln's dismissal from Hell's Kitchen. Willie and Gaz can observe live on the other side of the pass.

Service Night Eliminated Celebrity Reason
1 Sam Left the meat station, and let a whole batch of lamb rump steak overcook. Debra was spared by Marco, despite losing control of her station (starters and dessert).
2 Lincoln Debra had the better dish in the last chance cook off, Lincoln got a couple things wrong (brioche instead of white bread, cream used for thickening agent instead of butter, both got the spices wrong) as well as poor cooking techniques (putting kidneys in to cook far too early, flour in pan, over-soaked the bread in butter, burnt one batch.)

Grand Final

  • Episode 15
  • Airdates - 5 September 2017
  • Description: The remaining 3 chefs compete in an elimination challenge: Roast and carve a full chicken each in 75 minutes, but must include 2 garnishes and a sauce or gravy, and the oven pre-set to 180. Marco is the expeditor, the judges that would be in the blind tastings are the eliminated guests, hidden in the function room away from the restaurant. They would be scored from 1–3, with 3 being the best. David caused issues when he scored Gaz's and Debra's chicken tied for 2 points.
Celebrity Dish Position Assorted Comments Result
Gaz Roast chicken with wild mushrooms, green beans, roasting juices and Bearnaise sauce 1 Sam: Perfect presentation, chicken was moist and juicy, all was needed was a bread to clean the sauce up.

Lincoln: I'd be stoked if this was served to me in a restaurant. Perfect beans, beautiful beans.

Issa: I love the Bearnaise sauce that goes well with the chicken.

Safe
Debra Tarragon-roasted chicken with roasted asparagus, parsnip mash potatoes and gravy 2 Sam, Candice, Lincoln: Great strong flavours, but Candice found bone on the breast tip.

David: Overcooked asparagus, otherwise a great dish.

Safe
Willie Roast chicken with mushrooms, braised lettuce and rosemary-infused gravy 3 Pettifleur: Lettuce looks overcooked and wilted, dry meat

David: Lovely wild mushrooms, don't like the wilted lettuce

Eliminated

Final service

  • Episode 15
  • Airdates - 5 September 2017
  • Description: Right after the elimination of Willie, the final service will involve all contestants, with Debra and Gaz being head chefs, they must pick the members and position them and themselves accordingly (dubbed "The Ashes cook-off" by Lincoln as Gaz is from England, and Debra is Australian ). Gaz (pass) picked Willie (fish), Sam (starters, desserts), Lincoln (meat), Issa (starters, desserts). Debra (floater) picked Jess (meat), David (fish), Candice (starters, desserts) and Pettifleur (starters, desserts). Both team captains have white hats, while the rest have black hats. The final dinner service will have 120 covers, meaning the restaurant will be completely turned over twice (2x60 covers), while the kitchen must be cleaned down and reset with them. The menu consists of 3 starters, 2 mains, 3 desserts. The guest will write comments, but will not score. Colin Fassnidge of My Kitchen Rules amongst the guests in the second round of diners. Debra won because she led the team of cooks with the least experience, despite her missing that David pre-dressed the second orders of asparagus starter before they were ordered, then him mishearing the two extra orders of salmon was for Gaz's team, and David again completely messing up on the timing. Gaz's presence was badly drowned by Willie as he has never truly taken on a leadership role in the first round of service, and leaving the salmon station. Debra's $50,000 goes towards the Ovarian Cancer Foundation, but she decided to split it, so $25,000 of which would go towards Australian Wounded Heroes. Debra also received the winner's trophy and Marco's knife.

Reception

Ratings

Hell's Kitchen Australia debuted to 817,000 viewers and was second in its timeslot to The Block (1,212,000).[17]

No. Title Air date Timeslot Overnight ratings Consolidated ratings Total
viewers 		Ref(s)
Viewers Rank Viewers Rank
1 Episode 1 6 August 2017 Sunday 7:00pm 817,000 4 48,000 5 865,000 [18][19]
2 Episode 2 7 August 2017 Monday 7:30pm 615,000 16 44,000 16 659,000 [20][21]
3 Episode 3 8 August 2017 Tuesday 7:30pm 632,000 12 37,000 11 669,000 [22][23]
4 Episode 4 13 August 2017 Sunday 8:00pm 544,000 9 32,000 10 545,000 [24][25]
5 Episode 5 14 August 2017 Monday 7:30pm 607,000 16 36,000 14 644,000 [26][27]
6 Episode 6 15 August 2017 Tuesday 7:30pm 527,000 16 31,000 14 558,000 [28][29]
7 Episode 7 20 August 2017 Sunday 8:00pm 543,000 9 51,000 9 594,000 [30][31]
8 Episode 8 21 August 2017 Monday 7:30pm 529,000 19 45,000 18 574,000 [32][33]
9 Episode 9 22 August 2017 Tuesday 7:30pm 540,000 14 37,000 13 576,000 [34][35]
10 Episode 10 28 August 2017 Monday 7:30pm 546,000 16 51,000 14 597,000 [36][37]
11 Episode 11 29 August 2017 Tuesday 7:30pm 504,000 15 50,000 14 554,000 [38][39]
12 Episode 12 29 August 2017 Tuesday 9:00pm 488,000 16 61,000 15 549,000 [38][39]
13 Episode 13 4 September 2017 Monday 7:30pm 509,000 19 49,000 18 558,000 [40][41]
14 Episode 14 5 September 2017 Tuesday 7:30pm 482,000 17 53,000 15 535,000 [42][43]
15 Episode 15 5 September 2017 Tuesday 9:00pm 528,000 15 70,000 11 598,000 [42][43]

Critical reception

Colin Vickery, television writer for the Herald Sun was critical of the show, describing Marco Pierre White as "a cartoon version of himself". Vickery also criticised the low-grade nature of the celebrities and the paltry prize on offer.[44] Denise Eriksen, journalist for The New Daily said the show "was a shocker" and that "Seven's execs should have pulled the plug on the show because it doesn't have huge celebrities, it's not that funny and Marco Pierre White isn't Gordon Ramsay".[45] David Knox of TV Tonight, gave the series a rating of 2 out of 5 stars, criticising the show on its low-grade celebrities and that it "lacks the authenticity required of committing to a stripped primetime format in what is already an over-crowded genre".[46]

See also

References

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