(Spoilers if you haven't watched the last two episodes of Hell's Kitchen).
Another week has passed in what is probably one of my least favorite seasons of the show. I must say the last two seasons haven't been as exciting as the first eight has. In season 9 too much attention was given to the show's main villain Elise. This season there are no real villains. I know Robyn is very annoying, but she is also so scared. Scared at people yelling at her, incredibly scared of Chef Ramsey saying one bad thing to her and by that she kind of loses her villain-status.
Brian and Kimmie were sent packing, which was okay. Kimmie was clearly not ready and too emotional and Brian was kind of annoying.
With that said, let's get to the power rankings:
6th place: Clemenza. This guy has been up for elimination more times than I can count. He constantly screws up and he's not really a leader, in my opinion. No way this guy is going to win.
5th place: Robyn. Robyn is not going to win. She came off to a good start at the beginning of the season but has since become kind of obnoxious. Producers are probably interested in keeping her around for a little while, because she's a dramaqueen.
4th place: Dana. STOP SCREAMING IN YOUR CONFESSIONALS! Dana was actually my early pick to win it all, but has made a few mistakes in the last couple of episodes and, judging from the preview for next week, she could be in danger of going home very soon.
3rd place: Justin. If I had to guess the producers are looking for a female winner this season. Justin has done pretty well and he seems like a decent chef, but he has not been given a lot of screen time, plus he's not very good TV.
2nd place: Christina. Christina is probably going to win. She's calm, cool and collected. I really like her, and she has done nothing wrong to only deserve second place, but...
1st place: Barbie. Okay, I know that Barbie winning is probably a long shot, but she has performed steadily and done great, especially the last couple of weeks. Her attitude is what's getting in her way of victory. It's pretty apparent that no one really likes her, but I hope she can pull through and maybe Hell's Kitchen can have it's first black female winner? Who knows.
(Spoilers if you haven't watched the last two episodes of Hell's Kitchen).