It was the finale of 'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 8PM ET on FOX) and just two chefs were left. For their final challenge finalists Will Lustberg and Paul Niedermann needed to develop their own menu for a dinner service. To make things more intense, their staff was made up of eliminated contestants.

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It was fun seeing all those familiar faces bustling around the kitchen, but in the end it came down to two men and two doors. One would open and the other would not. In a blast of confetti and profanity, it was Paul who emerged triumphant.

"We didn't do it for me," he told his assembled friends and family. "We did it for my mom."

'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 9PM ET on FOX) found its Final Four, and we're sure it's going to come with plenty of controversy. Thanks to some clever bargaining on the part of Elise, we may never know how Will and Paul really feel about the two remaining women on the show.

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In the opening challenge, Elise paired salmon with macaroni and cheese, which she did at the worst possible challenge. The criteria for the judges was to rate them on how much you'd pay for the dishes presented, and who would pay a lot for mac 'n' cheese?

Now that the red and blue teams are no more, Elise can turn her joy of fighting to a whole new group of people on 'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 8PM ET on FOX). The one thing the former blue team didn't want to deal with was drama, and here it came in spades!

Their group challenge had them facing off against some former 'HK' contestants. It was the new black team against Season 5's Ben, Season 6's Tennille and Van, and Season 8's Jillian.

Rather than unite against this common enemy, it was fighting over the menu almost immediately, with Elise at the head of the drama class.

Six contestants left on two teams, but by the end of the night there would only be one team. It was time for the handing out of the black jackets on 'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 9PM ET on FOX), but who was going to still be around to receive one?

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For the opening challenge, they had to divide themselves up with one cooking a 30-minute dish, one a 20-minute dish and one a 10-minute dish.

Jennifer scored for the red team in the first round with a lamb dish that was even better than she believed, but the blue team took the next two fairly evenly matched rounds with Paul's sea bass and Will's prawn plate.

You'll never guess who spent most of their time on this week's 'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 8PM ET on FOX) fighting? That's right, the read team's Carrie and Elise simply cannot let bygones be bygones. They seem determined to fight every moment that have until one or both of them is thrown from the competition.

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The back-to-back hours of 'HK' kicked off with a blind taste test, where Elise proved to have the most sensitive pallet. So while the girls were on their reward, she fought with a tipsy Carrie. Then, when they got back and both were tipsy, they kept fighting. It's a wonder either of them have the energy to cook, and it's a wonder Chef Gordon Ramsay is still able to put up with it after all this time.

Every week that Elise is still on 'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 8PM ET on FOX) is another week we get to scream at our television screens. She is so arrogant and divisive, her personality is absolutely getting in the way of the red team at times.

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We were elated when Gordon Ramsay made her eat crow after the sexy dessert challenge. To even the numbers, the red team had to eliminate one of their dishes from the challenge, and they all chose Elise's dish. When the red team was down, Elise insisted her dish would have won it for them. So even though they won thanks to a perfect score by Jennifer, Ramsay asked to see it.

It was a tough week on 'Hell's Kitchen' (Tue., 8PM ET on FOX) for several women. For the next challenge both teams were cooking for a high school reunion. To get some guidance, Paul and Elizabeth were invited to sit in on a committee meeting, but apparently Elizabeth's mind was elsewhere.

Maybe she was wondering if Elise could really improve her attitude in the kitchen and with the other contestants. Or maybe she was concerned about something she saw on the wall. One thing's for certain. She wasn't listening.

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Elizabeth completely missed the Hawaiian theme, and served bacon to a non-meat eating committee member. All of this sent the blue team and Natalie to a booze-soaked yacht trip for winning. And Natalie was soaking up more than rays and alcohol; she was loving the attention she got from the guys.

The contestants got a fun break from the competition on 'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 8PM ET on FOX) when Ben Roche and Homaro Cantu came over from Moto Restaurant in Chicago to show them some of their fun fusions of science with the culinary arts.

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After the demonstration of liquefying an orange with sound waves and freezing ice cream in 45 seconds with liquid nitrogen, the contestants had to get down to business. Science is fun and Ramsay wanted to see what they could do with the barest of minimums. So prepare a meat dish with water and fire only.

After a disappointing dinner service on Monday night's episode of 'Hell's Kitchen' (Tue., 8PM ET on FOX), the teams tried to rebound when cooking for Olympians. Unfortunately, the adage that there's nowhere to go but up didn't apply.

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Elise stopped arguing and hating on Carrie when she undercooked the fish herself. At least she had the integrity to take her lumps. Monterray, however, failed to follow directions and wound up with sous-chef Scott Leibfried in his face.

Gordon Ramsay isn't about making people happy and giving them what they want. And that's exactly what happened in the surprising elimination on this week's 'Hell's Kitchen' (Tue., 8PM ET on FOX).

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First, after the red team decided -- and she volunteered -- to send Carrie over to the men's team since she and Elise simply cannot get along, Ramsay came along with an idea of his own. Natalie should join the men instead, and the rest of the women had to get over it and make it work.

Natalie came through as a leader for the blue team during the opening challenge, while the women wouldn't let Carrie take over, despite her repeated efforts. Even after their loss, they continue to pile on while they cleaned up and the blue team went off to relax.

Who says you can't find love in Hell? For a while, we thought we might have stumbled onto the wrong reality show, but it was indeed 'Hell's Kitchen' (Tue., 8PM ET on FOX) we were watching. You wouldn't have thought they were in the midst of one of the most intense culinary reality shows on all of television to watch Carrie and Brendan, though.

While most of the contestants were cramming and preparing for the dinner service the following night, these two were giggling and flirting like they were on a school field trip. This, after a brutal loss to the men led to the women literally drinking meat for lunch and then cut the meat delivery that night into portions.

Leave the kinder, gentler Gordon Ramsay to those wussies on 'MasterChef!' If you're serious about cooking, and you can take the abuse, welcome to the Season 9 premiere of 'Hell's Kitchen' (Mon., 8PM ET on FOX).

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This must have been the most brutal opening week in 'HK' history, as it was enough to send one contestant to the hospital, and yet still someone was eliminated!

To his credit, Jason Zepaltas certainly had the will to stay in the competition, but his body just wasn't having it. He started feeling dizzy in the kitchen, leaving his teammates concerned. After an hour of struggled breathing, the medics were called in and he wound up getting oxygen.

Just when you thought you finally had your DVR programmed correctly, Fox has decided to shuffle its lineup for the summer.

According to Deadline, Fox is moving 'So You Think You Can Dance' from its planned Tuesday-Wednesday slots to a Wednesday-Thursday schedule instead. As a result, 'Hell's Kitchen' will move from Thursdays to Tuesdays.

Caught in the middle of all of this? 'Glee,' which remains in place on Tuesdays with new episodes but sees its weekly repeats moved to Thursday in order to remain the lead-in to the 'So You Think You Can Dance' results show.

Fox has added more 'Kitchen Nightmares' to its programming menu.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the Gordon Ramsay vehicle has been renewed for a third season after garnering decent ratings for Fox on Thursday and Friday nights. In the series, Ramsay spends a week working with a struggling restaurant in an effort to revive business.

On Thu., Mar. 11, 'Nightmares' saw 8.4 million viewers. A rerun on Friday, March 5 saw 3.5 million viewers.

Spring is still more than a week away, but the ever-industrious programming gurus at FOX have just released its summer schedule and, according to the Hollywood Reporter, it boasts several familiar faces and one new contender.

Mondays, beginning June 7, will welcome the Tim Roth pyschic-cop drama 'Lie to Me' -- which has been on hiatus since December -- back to the lineup. The cult hit will be followed at 9PM by a new offering called 'Good Guys' (formerly 'Code 58'), a comedic drama starring Bradley Whitford ('West Wing') as a washed-up detective and Colin Hanks (Tom's kid) as a gung-ho young buck. The pilot, which delves into the wacky situations the new partners will face, will air before 'American Idol' on May 19 and then debut in its dedicated time slot three weeks later.