Hell's Kitchen - Season 22
Season 22
The American Dream
Episodes
The Dream Begins
Contestants compete in the signature dish challenge after being divided into two teams.
Tad Overwhelming
A rocky first dinner service for both teams involves raw meat and bad communication.
Citizens of Hell's Kitchen
Preparing brunch for new American citizens; serving Victor Cruz, Bobby Berk, Alaska and Liam Pace.
Gimme an H!
The contestants must create elevated American comfort food dishes.
Just Bring the DARN Fish!
The chefs must identify mystery proteins as quickly as possible; a dinner service.
Fusion Confusion
The chefs face a soccer-themed fusion cuisine challenge; fusion chef Tony Messina guest judges.
All Up in Your Grills
An intense barbecue challenge judged by pit master Aaron Franklin; a star-studded dinner service.
Cooking for Your Life
Tensions rise as the chefs face their most difficult challenge yet -- communication.
More Bang for Your Buck
Chef Suzanne Goin rates the chefs' dishes; dinner service guests Elodie Yung and Liza Koshy.
The Pastabilities Are Endless
Olympic champion Jordan Chiles shows the chefs how to find balance in a gymnastics-themed challenge.
A Hellish Food Fight
The infamous blind food taste test returns with a new out-of-this-world challenge.
A Hell's Kitchen Special Delivery
The chefs face three challenges to win the coveted black jackets.
#HellishHangover
Celebrity guests Kate Flannery, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Gavin Rossdale and Bob the Drag Queen.
Don't Be Fooled
The chefs' attention to detail is tested.
And Then There Were Two
The final three contestants face their last challenge before the final dinner service.
One Hell of an American Dream
The final three contestants face their last challenge before the final dinner service.
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