I feel that Christina did her best working with her teammates & I feel
that she deserved to win.

Well, I guess Chef Ramsay can forget a Michelin star for his new restaurant. There's no way in hell I would put that pretentious little brat in charge of my new multi-million dollar restaurant. Not a wise move, and it will cost him in the end.

Petrozza was the better chef. Christina was the better-looking one. I'm just thankful Jen didn't win. That is one disgusting and despicable b**ch !! She'll never amount to anything in her sorry life. She's a big, fat lardbutt !

PETROZZA should have won. What did you have to do for Ramsay to win ??

Thanks to the DVR I just got a chance to watch the last show...and like most was surprised. Though I can see the upside of Christina (she has potential and with some experience may work out well) I thought Petrozza would win. Both of the final two were weak in areas and I doubt that this "executive chef" position is anything more than winning 250,000 on a game show. Neither one looked like they had the stones to run a high output kitchen. (and yes I have been in that position before). It is tough....alot of pressure/stress...long hours....constant turnover....obvious P&L responsibility...etc. Neither chef seemed to be able to handle all that has to go into a job like this. That being said....this is only a TV show (not reality...really!!) and we are only seeing small glimpses of these people's day in each show. We are only shown what the producers want us to see. Honestly, it is hard...if not impossible, to know much about any contestant. From the little that we did get to see we can assume that Petrozza will be just fine (probably has offers already) and Jen will go back to being a line cook at Denny's. Now let us all hope for Matt to find a good shrink...SOON...before it is too late!!! :-)

I don't think any of the winners actually become Ramsay's executive chef. I've looked up Michael and Heather in the past, and that was not their title.

It seemed like the deck was stacked against Petrozza for the finale and it didn't matter how well he did that night because Ramsay had already made up his mind. I think Petrozza bested Christina on the last night, but it was irrelevant at that point. He had a more complex, creative menu, better quality control and a better attitude overall.

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12:11 I did, she never congratulated her, like the rest did. The nerve to ask Gorden for a recommendation. I think way in the back I saw her at the end. She did herself no good acting the way she did.

Did anyone notice that Jen wasn't there after they announced the winner? They showed her with a scowl on her face before they opened the door, but that was it. What a sore looser, she might have made it to the final two, but with an attitude like that, she'll never get anywhere...what a waste. I really hope after she watches herself on T. V. she'll see what we all saw...selfish, feeling sorry for herself, cheating, lying individual...she belongs in Hell not a kitchen----she's evil, a real devil!!!

Every season I agreed with the winner. This was the first season I was indifferent (though I liked Petrozza). Towards the end it just seemed like Christina was going to win. Not really a fan of her, but she definately seems the most capable, especially considering some of the choices that were available. But I still allowed myself to miss the last two episodes.
I agree with whoever said alot of the contestants this season were outrageous. Like they got the wrong memo and thought they were on Survivor. Too bad, because the thing I liked about Hell's Kitchen was in the in Chef Ramsay chooses (or at least it seems that way) so the backstabbing stuff seems pointless.
Also, I agree with the commentor about wanting Hell's Kitchen to show another side of Gordon Ramsay. I saw some of his show, The F Word, he seemed funny, engaging, and cool with a genuine passion for what he does. (sorry this was so long)

Petrozza on the other hand had maturity. He treated everyone equally with respect. I would rather work for someone like Petrozza. I think Bobby deserves recognition also for being a good chef and a very nice person along with Lou Ross. Frankly I thought the biggest biotchs on this show were Cory and Christina and I had hoped for them to get lost at the start.

Christina shows a liitle more stability than Petrozza. I wouldn't
want my executive chef to get a migrain before every dinner hour.
You have to keep your team together.

I am glad that Christana won because I think that she was the best. Someone said that they didn't like the foul language that was used.
The show Nightmare kitchens was on when I was in Austraila this year and they said the f---- word all the time and never bleeped it once. So if you don't want to here this don't watch the show.

Jusr curious: how can any of the contestants taste food with any authority when they all SMOKE? Everyone knows that smoking ruins your taste buds. No wonder they were all being accused of over-salting their food. I personally wanted Petrozza to win, but I thought Christina won because she won more challenges and is a pretty face, and believe that both Jen and Matt need mental help NOW. Gordon Ramsay is a delight to watch but a somewhat bothersome teacher -- not exactly the great communicator! Still, I look forward to next season!

Not one of the contestants is capable of running a Class A kitchen. No way! These were all people with diverse personalities, which made the show so much fun and interesting. The skills of these "chefs" are at a remedial level at best. The winner should cook for a wealthy family or something. This is way beyond her reach. Gordon seemed to like to flirt with her. The position is definately a farce, and I am quite sure the real guy has been in place for quite some time. Why have we not heard anything about Rock, last years winner?