This is the point where you offer cars or cash, not immunity, and definitely not a team challenge. I suspect the network is monkeying with things to make them more "interesting". Nick may be an asshole, but he didn't look very happy about how things came out, though probably because he's thinking "Now I look like an asshole and not a nice guy."
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I agree with what all of you had said. The structure of the task was problematic in that it was a team challenge so late in the game, that someone had immunity, and that they received thorough guidance from top chefs. It was just so strange.
I'm not sure why they did all this if not to have a surprise elimination to potentially conquer Last Chance Kitchen.
Nick has been annoying but trying to guilt him into giving up his immunity was absolutely ridiculous.
I thought at the time, and still hope, that was just Jacques Pepin, who is not so tied into the show, saying that. Tom was clear that this is how the game goes.
I am bummed about Stephanie, because she is my hometown contestant! It would be amazing if she wins LCK, regardless of the final outcome, just because of Kristen last year.
I like Stephanie and hope she kicks butt in LCK.
Tom was clear that this is how the game is played but he also said that he was hoping Nicholas would fall on his sword which is just...ugh. Why? If the thought of someone using immunity to avoid getting kicked off was so icky and dishonorable to you at this stage of the competition then just don't hand out immunity anymore as a reward for winning a Quickfire challenge. How about that?
Because Nicholas is an entitled brat and should go home. God I hate him so much. (And not just for this. He's been rubbing me the wrong way throughout the whole competition.)
Oh I can't stand him. And this was both a ridiculous challenge and a ridic time to be handing out immunity. But that's on you, Colliccio.
Don't hate the player, hate the game!
Ha! I do agree that Nick is the worst. I would like to see him go. Carlos, too. The oven drama, the knife drama, the drama drama. I'm all the way over it.
Previously.tv suggests, Sometimes It's Still Okay To Hate the Player.
I like Stephanie and hope she kicks butt in LCK.
Spoiler: she doesn't.
Oh I can't stand him. And this was both a ridiculous challenge and a ridic time to be handing out immunity. But that's on you, Colliccio.
That's not fair. The judges don't decide what the competition is going to be; that's on the producers. And Tom made his comment to the other judges, not the cheftestants. I think that's fair.