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Nicholas "Nick" Peters Bond was a contestant on Seasons 14 and 17 of Hell's Kitchen. On Season 14, he ranked in 5th place, and on Season 17, he ranked in 3rd place.
Season 14[]
Episode 1[]
- Main article: Episode 1401 - 18 Chefs Compete
When the chefs arrived at Hell's Kitchen, the doors were locked, and they noticed that Ramsay was on the roof. Then, Ramsay said that in order to see if the chefs were 100% committed, they would jump onto an air mattress from the roof. While Nick was more eager to jump off after seeing Enrique and Ruth doing it, Ramsay revealed that it was not necessary as those two were stunt people, and asked the chefs to cook their signature dishes.
During the Signature Dish Challenge, Nick was the third person from the blue team to have his dish judged by Ramsay, and went up against Michelle. He made a pan-roasted duck breast with peppered cherry gastric, Ramsay praised the duck for being cooked beautifully, and he scored three points. The blue team won the challenge 31-28, and they were rewarded with a Hummer limousine ride to Saint Rocke in Hermosa Beach to meet William Shatner, and had a picture taken with him and Billy Sherwood.
During dinner service, Nick was on the appetizer station with Cameron. After Cameron's attempt was rejected, Ramsay ordered him to help, and he got his attempt accepted. The blue team eventually won the service.[1]
Episode 2[]
- Main article: Episode 1402 - 17 Chefs Compete
Back in the dorms, Nick felt that Josh was going out of control on his flirting with the red team, and told him to calm down.
During the Crabs Challenge, Nick was on a boat with Milly, Cameron, Adam, and Brendan during part one, and was seen collecting five crabs. During part two, he was in a trio with Milly and Adam, and they were seen having two of their attempts accepted. The blue team lost the challenge 7-10, and they were punished by prepping shrimp, clams, and lobster for a seafood special during the next service.
During prep, Nick called Michael a hot mess after the latter got caught with a cheat sheet, and while he did not want to get personal, he called him the weakest chef on the blue team so far. During dinner service, he was on the garnish station with Bret. At one point, he hoped that Cameron's refire was good, but when Ramsay brought them out of the kitchen, he got fearful that they would get kicked out. Later, he and Josh struggled to recite the next order, and a pissed Ramsay kicked the men out of the kitchen. The blue team lost the service, and were asked to nominate two people for elimination.
He was not nominated for elimination.[2]
Episode 3[]
- Main article: Episode 1403 - 16 Chefs Compete
Back in the dorms, Nick was happy that Cameron was gone.
During the Alaskan Fish Challenge, Nick was paired with Randy, and they were seen getting their cod pieces accepted. During the cooking, he hoped that they won due to their five-minute advantage. He and Randy were the third pair from the blue team to have their dishes judged, and went up against Christine and Sarah. He made a pan-roasted cod, and while it was praised for having a bit of acidity, he lost to the red team. The blue team lost the challenge 1-3, and they were punished by taking part in seafood Delivery day, prep the fish for the following service, and eat a peanut butter and jellyfish sandwich. During the punishment, he told Bret to eat his sandwich like a teammate after the latter refused to eat it.
During prep, Nick was giving Randy instructions on how to clean the fish. During dinner service, he was on the meat station with Brendan. Despite believing that his meat was perfect, Ramsay saw that the pork was undercooked, but he argued that he would have eaten the pork as it was. Then, he sent up another raw pork. Later, he noticed that his lamb was undercooked, but despite telling Michael that he needed another minute, the latter sent up the garnishes regardless. That forced him to reluctantly tell Brendan to send the raw lamb as he would rather have Ramsay get angry over raw food than over another long wait. Indeed, Ramsay got angry over the raw lamb, and kicked the blue team out of the kitchen. Both teams were named joint-losers, and were asked to nominate two each.
Nick was the blue team's second nominee, with Michael as the first, and they joined Mieka and Christine from the red team. During his plea, Ramsay accused him of being colored blind due to serving two raw pork’s, he admitted that he was ashamed over his mistake, and called himself an asset to the blue team, while accusing Michael of being a liability. He survived elimination, and when going back to the dorms, he called it a true wake up call.[3]
Episode 4[]
- Main article: Episode 1404 - 15 Chefs Compete
Back in the dorms, Nick and the rest of the chefs decided to play never have I ever.
During the American Classics Challenge, Nick was paired with Bret on the pizza, and his dish was not chosen for judging. The blue team eventually lost the challenge after a tie breaker at 4, and they were punished by taking in deliveries of 500 pounds of onions, and prep them for the next service. Back in the dorms, he felt that Bret’s outburst was not going to help them and told him to calm down, but the latter was still fuming. Then, he told Josh that he could not work with Bret due to the latter’s toxic attitude.
During the Family Night dinner service, Nick was on the fish station with Milly. At one point, his salmon was overcooked, and Ramsay forced the blue team to eat his mistake along with Adam's overcooked steak. The blue team eventually won the service.[4]
Episode 5[]
- Main article: Episode 1405 - 14 Chefs Compete
During the International Cheese Challenge, Nick chose to compete against Monique, primarily because he felt she was the weakest chef, and their dish was grilled cheese. During the cooking, he found Bret's explanation about his calzone annoying, and told him to shut up. He was the first person from the blue team to have his dish judged by Ramsay, and presented his brie grilled cheese with a whisky bisque. Ramsay praised the bisque pairing, and he scored that round over Monique.
The blue team eventually lost the challenge 4-5, and they were punished by taking in a giant wheel of Parmesan cheese, breaking it down, and grating it for the following service. Back at the patio, Nick wondered why they were all crying, called his teammates emotional, and told them to suck it up. During the punishment, the men struggled to break the wheel apart, and he told Josh to pound harder.
During dinner service, Nick served a special Parmesan frica appetizer tableside. He was not seen that night, and the blue team won the service.[5]
Episode 6[]
- Main article: Episode 1406 - 13 Chefs Compete
During the Firefighter Service Challenge, Nick was on the appetizer station with Adam. At one point, he told Josh to stop yelling and pour his drinks, and then, he expressed concern over Milly's chicken as he thought it was raw, which was soon correct. Later, he and Josh were concern over Milly's refire, but their worries were naught when it was accepted. The blue team won the challenge, and they were rewarded with a tour at the Malibu vineyard which included a safari tour, and dinner. During that reward, he recognized the waitress as his ex-girlfriend, and the two hugged. When he revealed to the blue team that he dated her in high school when he was straight, Josh was more surprised that he had a girlfriend before, and Randy pointed out that they would have never known he dated a girl before.
During dinner service, Nick was on the fish station with Brendan. From the start, he was struggling with the scallops as they were not cooking properly, and when he sent his scallops up, they were overcooked and rubbery. Later, he continued to complain that the pan for his scallops was not hot enough, Ramsay found out that his refire was overcooked again due to the underheated pan, and was reminded that the pan had to be screaming hot. Then, he decided to keep his head cool as he knew things would be tested, his third attempt was accepted. On entrées, he felt that Brendan's salmon was not ready yet, but the latter ignored him, and sent up raw salmon. Later, he got annoyed at Brendan cooking fish not on order, and that they were not properly cooked. Despite Josh urging him to help Brendan out as the latter was spiraling out of control, he argued that he was trying. After Brendan's raw halibut, he and the former were kicked out of the kitchen.
The blue team lost the service, and were asked to nominate two people for elimination. During deliberation, Adam told Nick that he should have pushed Brendan away when he was struggling. However, he argued that they were supposed to be a unit, and that Josh got frazzled on meat, only for Milly to point out that he was not taking responsibility for his mistake.
Nick was the blue team's second nominee for elimination, with Brendan as the first. During his plea, Ramsay asked him what the fuck happened on fish, he said that Brendan wanted to take the lead for them, collapsed when he shut down, and recognized that he himself did not take control when that happened. He survived elimination.[6]
Episode 7[]
- Main article: Episode 1407 - 12 Chefs Compete
During the Greek Cuisine Challenge, Nick went up against Sarah, and their dish was swordfish. During the cooking, he moved away from Randy as he felt the latter was a mess. He was the final person from the blue team to have his dish judged, and presented his grilled swordfish marinated in fresh oregano. While it was praised for reminding Michael Psilakis of his heritage, the swordfish was criticized for being overcooked, he received 5 points, but it was enough for the blue team to win the challenge at 41-40. The blue team was rewarded with a go-karting experience at K-1 Speed, hosted by Miss California USA 2013 Maybelynn Capeluj.
During dinner service, Nick was on the appetizer station with Bret. He felt that the blue team was unstoppable due to their challenge victory earlier, and his risotto was accepted. Because of his leadership, the men were able to push out appetizers at an impressive speed. The blue team won the service.[7]
Episode 8[]
- Main article: Episode 1408 - 11 Chefs Compete
During the Alcohol Challenge, Nick decided to do a dessert, before declaring that he had to step up after his poor challenge performance last time. He was the first person from the blue team to have his dish judged, and went up against Michelle from the red team. He made sweet potato doughnut tossed in a candied bacon crumble and stout caramel sauce, and while it was praised for looking fantastic, and having a well-balanced flavor, it was criticized for having a heavy texture. So, he received 10 points, and while he gave props to Michelle for doing a soufflé, he felt that his dish was a little more inventive. The blue team eventually won the challenge 31-30, and they were rewarded with a trip to the Moonlight Rollerway for a roller skate experience, and lunch at the Golden Road Brewery. During the reward, he compared Josh to Elton John due to the latter's strong skating.
During prep, Nick called Bret getting pain from taking a shit like in a horror movie. Before service began, he learned that Bret would not be competing anymore, but said that it was a blessing in disguise as he felt that the latter was the front-runner to win. During the Gastro pub Night dinner service, he was on the garnish station. He was not seen that night, the blue team lost the service, and were asked to nominate two people for elimination. During deliberation, he reminded Josh that Ramsay was not happy that the latter stood by and did nothing to help, but when Josh told him to relax, he got annoyed by it and accused him of living in Josh planet. Then, he agreed with Adam that Josh should be up for elimination as he felt the latter was all over the place that night.
He was not nominated for elimination.[8]
Episode 9[]
- Main article: Episode 1409 - 9 Chefs Compete
Back in the dorms, Nick told Christine and T that he was happy Bret was gone as he felt the latter was a clown, and made a mocking impression of him. Then, he called himself a catty, sarcastic, sassy little bitch, and T said that all queens were like that, before calling him one. He said that he and T not only bonded over the Bret situation, but also because they were both gay, and T said that her girlfriend would get along with him.
During the Exotic Protein Challenge, Nick chose elk for his dish, and went up against Alison. During the cooking, he felt that Randy's ostrich burger idea made the latter a one trick pony, and wanted the latter to step outside the box. He was the first person from the blue team to have his dish judged, and presented his warm spiced elk with parsnip purée. While the dish was praised for looking beautiful, it was criticized for tasting bland, and he scored 6 points. When he saw Alison's poor presentation, he knew that people ate with their eyes first.
The blue team won the challenge 34-33, and they were rewarded with a day at the Lounge Spa. After the reward, Nick continued to flaunt his reward to the red team.
During the Progress Report, Nick was the fourth person to be in Ramsay's office. He was urged to stand out more and stop being reserved, and he agreed with it. He was not deemed the weakest chef on the blue team by his teammates, and therefore did not compete in the Cook For Your Life Challenge.
During the challenge, Nick felt that Randy was mad at them for deeming him the weakest chef, which the latter confirmed. When he told Randy not to get frazzled, Josh told him not to say that as it would make the latter nervous.[9]
Episode 10[]
- Main article: Episode 1410 - 8 Chefs Compete
During the Homecoming Planning Challenge, Nick was paired with Josh on the beef entrée, and he reminded the blue team to make the dishes high school friendly. Later, he said that Josh was constantly amped up, and while he felt that the latter was becoming rude, he knew that they were still a team, and that he did not want to fight. He and Josh were the final pair from the blue team to have their dish judged, and went up against Michelle. They presented their chicken fried filet mignon with creole seasoning, and while it was praised for being different, and having a nice cook, it was criticized for the sauce as it made the dish not as crispy as it should be. Despite that, they won that round over Michelle, and the blue team won the challenge 2-1. They were rewarded with a trip to a local pirate dinner theater.
During prep, Nick revealed that while he and Josh had a bromance from the start of the competition, they were no longer on the same page due to there being fewer chefs now. During the Homecoming Dance dinner service, he was on the garnish station. At one point, he felt that Josh was getting flustered, and when the latter cooked raw capellini, he got annoyed as, despite Josh trying to become the leader, he felt the latter was preaching stuff without following through. When Randy forgot to add the lobster to the gravy, he accused the latter of dragging them down. After service ended, he said that while service was not perfect, he was glad they finished strong.
The blue team lost the service, and were asked to nominate two people for elimination. During deliberation, Nick knew that the blue team would get their shit together when their weakest chefs were gone, and announced that his nominees were based on who made the most mistakes that night, before considering Randy and Josh for nomination. However, Josh considered him for elimination as he was on garnish, which he considered the easiest station, but he stood by his decision, and even hinted that he was a better chef than Josh. After Josh called him a Suzy homemaker, and that he was coasting by, he angrily called the latter a dick, and that he did know how to respect people.
Nick was not nominated for elimination, and later, said goodbye to Josh as the latter was transferred to the red team, while welcoming Meghan as a new teammate, much to his appreciation.[10]
Episode 11[]
- Main article: Episode 1411 - 8 Chefs Compete Again
Back in the dorms, Nick was asked by Josh if the situation sucked for him, but he snarkily responded that it sucked for the girls, and that it would be one less heckle in the kitchen for himself.
During the Blind Taste Test, Nick was the second person from the blue team to compete, and went up against Josh. He only scored one point as he got American cheese, and Randy was dunked once as a result. During Randy's turn, he got dunked once. The blue team lost the challenge after a tie breaker at 9, and they were punished by rearranging the dining room for two twelve top tables, and making sangria. During the punishment, he felt that Josh was rubbing in his victory by wearing a blue shirt, declared that he did not want to see the latter win anything, and said that the red team could keep Josh as he would rather have Meghan any day.
During the closed charity dinner service, Ramsay caught Nick wiping Milly's plates with a dirty cloth, and lecture for it. He was in charge of the pan-seared salmon, and while he told Randy to pick the best salmon from the tray, he found out that the skin was not as crispy as it was supposed to be, and sent it back into the oven for another minute, much to an impatient Ramsay’s dismay. Despite that, he managed to get his course sent out. While clearing down, he told Randy that he should have recounted the plates after the latter confronted them about the plate incident earlier, and argue that the blue team did not sabotage Randy. The blue team won the service.
During elimination, Nick was shocked when Ramsay decided to eliminate Randy from the winning team.[11]
Episode 12[]
- Main article: Episode 1412 - 7 Chefs Compete
During the King of The Hill Challenge, Nick got an empty locker on his first attempt, and received a New York striploin on his second attempt. He was the sixth chef to have his dish judged, and presented his New York striploin with roasted sunchoke purée. It was criticized for being a little clumsy on the garlic, and he did not dethrone Meghan. The blue team lost the challenge, and were punished by taking in a delivery of 250 pounds of beef sides, and break it down for the following service. During the punishment, he told Meghan to shut up and get their punishment over with after the latter complained that she should have won over Michelle.
During the Steak Night dinner service, Nick was on the fish and grilling stations. At the start of service, he said that the only thing standing between him and a black jacket was service, but was confident as he looked great in black. While he got his appetizers out with no problems, his salmon was overcooked on the bottom, and was told to wake up by Ramsay. He managed to get his refire accepted, and after Meghan sent up a raw New York striploin, he was surprised as he had never seen the latter truly mess up, before confirming that Meghan was a true human being and not a robot and that he liked having her boss him around. After the blue team completed service, Ramsay gave them the first three black jackets, and he was stunned that he received one. Later, the new black jackets team was sent to help the red team complete service, and he knew that they were not happy to see them in black.
The blue team won the service, and both teams were asked to nominate two people from the red team. During deliberation, Nick pointed out that Josh has never taken responsibility on his mistakes, but the believed that they were making it all up. During elimination, he was dismayed when Josh received a black jacket.[12]
Episode 13[]
- Main article: Episode 1413 - 6 Chefs Compete
Back in the dorms, Nick admitted that he blanked out on what Ramsay said to him after receiving his black jackets.
During the Taste It Know Make It Challenge, Nick paired up with Michelle as they made each other laugh. They used sea bass, soy sauce, and lobster in order to recreate Ramsay's dish. They won the challenge as they had both the fish protein and broth correctly over the other two pairs. They were rewarded with a tour of Long Beach, California, and dinner on board the Queen Mary ocean liner. During the reward, the two talked about how much they grew in the competition despite being doubted before, he declared that himself and Michelle would be the final two, and he called himself the king of Hell's Kitchen at the ship's bow.
During prep, Nick had to calm down an argument between Josh and Milly. During dinner service, he was on the fish station with T. While he was communicating to Michelle on their first ticket, he sent up stone cold lobster tails, and Ramsay forced them to start again. Despite that, he got his refire accepted, but showed annoyance when Tatum O’Neal started to nitpick at the dishes. Later, he accused Josh of losing his mind due to the latter's struggles on meat, and later, he called O’Neal a diva after she called her Wellington underwhelming.
After service, Ramsay asked the final six to nominate two people for elimination. During deliberation, Nick noted that it was getting hard to nominate people, argued how Josh was frazzled that night, and T recalled his own cold lobster tail. When Josh considered him for not having a perfect service because of that, he considered the former a frazzled mess.
Nick was not nominated for elimination, and while being dismissed, he was happy that Josh was gone, called it karma, and said that it was one less person he had to deal with.[13]
Episode 14[]
- Main article: Episode 1414 - 5 Chefs Compete
Back in the dorms, Nick recalled the raw capellini from the ninth dinner service at the hot tub.
During the Musicians Portions Challenge, Nick made peanut marinated chicken skewers in a ginger-lemongrass coconut sauce, and knew that with it being the first individual challenge, he declared that it was his time to shine. He lost the challenge to Milly, and he was punished by taking deliveries of peppercorn, separate them by color, and grind them by hand with a mortar. During the punishment, he was surprised that Meghan was not chosen despite being the runner-up, and later, he complained about there being a lot of peppercorns, and called separating them both horrible and the biggest pain in the ass he has ever done.
During prep, Nick told Michelle that her pot caught on fire when she was in the bathroom, and felt that the latter was scattered brain, before calling it ridiculous. During dinner service, he was on the meat station. His Wellingtons were rejected by Meghan for being dry and overcooked, he rushed to get another one ready as he refused to give up, and his refire was accepted. Later, while he knew that it was make it or break it now, and despite hoping to be spot on, T saw that his Wellington’s were raw. When T asked him on the refire, he did not answer, and Ramsay accused him of being dead on arrival. Despite that, he was able to get his refire accepted. He was the final person to perform as Ramsay's Sous Chef. However, he revealed to T that he never put his lambs in, despite it being on the order, and the latter got annoyed when he asked for a time on the lamb. When Ramsay found out that the lamb would not be ready in twelve minutes, he claimed that he did not hear the order earlier, and Ramsay ordered him to take the ticket to Marino, and explain what he had done. After hearing it, Marino had him tell the table about the delay, and he was mortified about his embarrassing moment. When he tried to help T, Ramsay reminded him that a Sous Chef had to be at the pass, and when he explained that the cut Wellingtons were from being off on garnishes, Ramsay reminded him that he was not supposed to slice them until garnishes were at the pass. After T announced that she only had one Wellington left to work with, he suggested that they could just grab more, but Ramsay lectured him that they could not solve it with magic, and that they had no more Wellington’s to work with. While he was disappointed that he caused that mess, he refused to give up as Ramsay told Marino to recommend a table either salmon or halibut.
After service, Ramsay asked the final five to nominate two people for elimination. During deliberation, Nick stated that they all had unimpressive performances that night, and while he considered Michelle and Milly for elimination, he was considered by everybody else. Then, he accused Meghan of not having the balls to look into Michelle's eyes after the former nominated the latter.
Nick was the first person nominated for elimination, with Michelle as the second, but was called up with Milly instead. During his plea, he said that he was learning and growing, and that he could be the leader Ramsay was looking for has he could bounce back. He was eliminated for his poor performance on meat as it caused a massive ripple effect for the remainder of service, but before he left, Ramsay praised him for being a strong competitor and urged him to keep his head up high. He received a retrospective montage during his exit interview.
Ramsay's comment: "Having the remaining black jackets work as my sous chefs was an eye-opening experience. Unfortunately for Nick, it helped me see he's not the leader I'm looking for." [14]
Episode 16[]
- Main article: Episode 1416 - Winner Chosen
Nick was one of the eight chefs who returned for the final dinner service. He was T's second pick, after Milly, and followed by Adam and Christine. While he considered T an underdog, he thought that the menu was solid, and believed that she had stepped up her game.
During dinner service, Nick was on the garnish station. At one point, he got annoyed by Christine's under portioned salads as it was not a great way to start service. Later, he was reassigned to the meat station after Adam struggled on it, and he got his rib cap accepted. However, he continued to feel that Adam was in the weeds, was sent to help the former on garnish, and called it musical stations. T eventually lost the finals to Meghan.[15]
Nomination history[]
| Week 1 | Win |
|---|---|
| Week 2 | Safe |
| Week 3 | Nominated |
| Week 4 | Win |
| Week 5 | Win |
| Week 6 | Nominated |
| Week 7 | Win |
| Week 8 | Safe |
| Week 9 | Safe |
| Week 10 | Safe |
| Week 11 | Win |
| Week 12 | Win |
| Week 13 | Safe |
| Week 14 | Nominated |
Season 17[]
Episode 1/2[]
- Main article: Episode 1701 - All-Stars Arrive
- Main article: Episode 1702 - Raising the Bar
Nick was the sixth All-Star to arrive at Hell's Kitchen, mentioned that he grew a lot since Season 14, and that it was not just his beard, before believing that his anxiety got him sent home last time. However, he claimed that he was a lot more level-headed now, and warned everybody that he was not the same person as last time. He and Milly happily reunited, and while he was looking forward to meeting people from Season 14, the one person he was not looking forward to was Josh, with Jared recalling an argument the two had after the Mardi Gras Homecoming service. After, while he hoped for that season to be drama free, he knew that it would never happen. When Michelle arrived, he reunited with her, remarked that he and Michelle got along since the last time they competed, but was a little scared to see how stronger she has gotten since then. When Josh arrived, he was not happy to see the former back, but decided that he was going to make the most of it and beat Josh once again.
During the Signature Dish Challenge, Nick received scallops as his main protein, he was the fourth person from the blue team to have his dish judged by Ramsay, and went up against Michelle. Before tasting his dish, Ramsay noticed a wedding ring on his finger, and he confirmed that he has gotten married since Season 14, before stating that he did not go back to women and was married to a man named Michael, even though Ramsay recalled how he met his ex-girlfriend during a reward last time. He made a sea scallop crudo, and while it was praised for a beautiful seasoning, it was criticized for dumping polenta on the plate, and he scored 3 points. The blue team won the challenge 28-27, and they were rewarded with a trip to the sky slide in downtown Los Angeles, and dinner at Wolfgang Puck’s WP24 restaurant.[16]
During the Bar Menu Challenge, Nick was the final person called up as the top four of the blue team, and he presented his crab fritters with a lemon chive mayo. While were praised for a nice presentation, and a nice touch on the sauce, they criticized for being a little doughy, and he lost the challenge as failed to dethrone one of the top four.
During prep, Nick knew that everybody was freaking out over the abundance of menu items, but knew that they could adapt quickly because they were All-Stars. During dinner service, he was on the meat station with Giovanni. At one point, he tried to communicate with Ben on times, but the latter clocked out. Later, he recalled that he was eliminated last time due to a horrific performance on meat, but he managed to get his entrées accepted. Ramsay told him and Giovanni that it was the All-Star proteins he was looking for, much to his relief. The blue team won the service.[17]
Episode 3[]
- Main article: Episode 1703 - Tower of Terror
Before the Seafood Tower Challenge, Nick thought that leadership was the best quality for a great chef. He was paired up with Josh, and they were the third pair from the blue team to compete. During the challenge, he hoped that Josh did not throw up again, and they soon got their first attempt accepted. The blue team won the challenge, and they were rewarded with a seafood lunch at the Ocean Club in Malibu, and playing soccer with Alyssa Naeher and Julie Johnston.
During dinner service, Nick was on the appetizer station with Benjamin. When the blue team received Naeher and Johnston’s order first, he knew how super important that they get their order out fast as he deemed the two very talented, and got his appetizers accepted. He and Giovanni did not join the blue team in completing the red team's tickets as they were working on desserts, and the blue team won the challenge.[18]
Episode 4[]
- Main article: Episode 1704 - Just Letter Cook
During the Chance Challenge, Nick was the fifth person from the blue team to have his dish judged by Ramsay, and presented his ribeye and golden raisin Toppan. He said that it was inspired by his husband, and after Ramsay commented that he could see why, he scored a perfect 5. The blue team lost the challenge 25-26, and they were punished by taking in deliveries of potatoes, sorting through garbage, and eating a smelly fish sandwich.
During dinner service, Nick was on the garnish station. At one point, he defused an argument between Josh and Van, and later, recalled that sending up raw food was a big mistake he made back in Season 14 after Jared and Benjamin sent up a raw duck, before declaring that he did not want to see the blue team’s winning streak end. The blue team lost the challenge, and they were asked to nominate two people for elimination. During deliberation, he called Josh delusional as the latter slowed down service that night.
Nick was not nominated for elimination, and later, said goodbye to Josh as the latter was reassigned to the red team, while welcoming Robyn as a new teammate.[19]
Episode 5[]
- Main article: Episode 1705 - Josh Josh Josh
During the Wood Plank Cooking Challenge, Nick was paired up with Robyn on the cod, they were the first pair from the blue team to have their dish judged, and went up against the pair of Jennifer and Michelle. They made a chimichurri basted cod with smoked orange and fennel salad, it was praised for the balanced smoky flavor, the fish having a near perfect cook, they won that round over the pair of Jennifer and Michelle, and pronounced themselves as Team Gay. When the score was tied at 3 each, their dish was chosen as the best of the blue team, and eventually, they won the challenge. The blue team was rewarded with a horseback ride at Apex Ranch. During the reward, he jokingly told Michelle that the pile of shit was bigger than her.
During dinner service, Nick was on the meat station with Robyn. When Benjamin kept saying "oui chef" to Ramsay, he annoyingly reminded the former that they were not in France. After Robyn dropped the chicken, she told him to flash two more chickens, and he said that the refire would take five more minutes. Both he and Milly were relieved at Josh's Automatic Elimination and both teams were named joint-winners.[20]
Episode 6[]
- Main article: Episode 1706 - A Little Slice of Hell
During the Pizza Fusion Challenge, Nick chose to go up against Dana, and they landed on Greece. He was the fourth person from the blue team to have his dish judged, and presented his Greek sausage and toasted pistachio pizza. It was praised for the nut element, with Marino calling it a near perfect dish, and he scored that round over Dana. The blue team eventually lost the challenge 2-3, and were they punished by ironing the tablecloths ahead of night’s Italian Night dinner service, and prep the oils and Parmesan cheese for each table. During the punishment, Marino told them not to assume everything, and he snarkily said that he learned that lesson after Giovanni’s burnt pizza.
When the red team came back from their reward, Nick jaw dropped over Elise’s ball gown, and jokingly sang “Here Comes the Bride” when Robyn told him that it was the latter’s wedding dress, much to the blue team’s humor. During dinner service, he served an Italian seafood entrée tableside. Late into the night, he discovered that his teammates were gone, came back into the kitchen, and after Ramsay told him how the blue team were a disaster throughout the night, he was sent back upstairs to join his teammates. The blue team lost the service, and were asked to nominate two people for elimination. During deliberation, he asked what happened in the blue kitchen, and agreed with Milly's decision to nominate Van.
He was not nominated for elimination.[21]
Episode 7[]
- Main article: Episode 1707 - Trimming Fat
Back at the dorms, Nick felt that Robyn was self-sabotaging herself by talking too much as she needed to learn how to shut up.
During the Last Chef Standing Challenge, Nick was the only chef from the blue team left in the kitchen, and wanted to use that opportunity to show Ramsay that he could handle a giant workload. The blue team won the challenge 5-3, and he felt that the red team was spiraling out of control, before commenting that it was no surprise how the blue team kept winning dinner services. The blue team was rewarded with a trip at a rock-climbing gym, and having lunch at Bourbon Steak at Americana. During the reward, he jokingly said that Milly was twerking after seeing the latter's underwear, and during lunch, he believed that they could mold Robyn into the chef they needed her to be, and felt that she was having a change of heart. But, if Robyn was not, he would send her home.
Before the Cook For Your Life Challenge, Nick felt that Ramsay was making the demonstration look easier than it should be. Because he was the last person from the blue team left in the previous challenge, he was asked to nominate three people from the blue team to compete in the challenge. He nominated Robyn, Giovanni, and Milly.[22]
Episode 8[]
- Main article: Episode 1708 - Welcome to the Jungle
During the Cave Meat Challenge, Nick knew that the difficult thing was to use the ingredients with their proteins. Because the blue team was short a member, he was the only person that was cooking with the venison, and during the cooking, he discovered that the convection oven was turned way too hot. He was the second person from the blue team to have his dish judged, and he went up against the pair of Dana and Elise. He made a warmed spiced roasted venison with butternut squash purée, and while it was praised for tasting as good as it looked, he lost that round to the red team. The blue team eventually won the challenge 2-1, and they were rewarded with a trip to Hummingbird Nest Ranch, and got to sample caviar supplied by Petrosian. During the reward, he admitted how far removed he was from fancy compared to the Ranch.
During dinner service, Nick was on the fish station. He was not seen that night, and the blue team won the service by a mile.[23]
Episode 9[]
- Main article: Episode 1709 - Catch of the Day
Back at the dorms, Nick was told by Michelle that she explained to Elise how the raw chicken was her responsibility, but when the latter continued to say that the former did not take responsibility for her mistakes, he accused her of saying that due to Michelle naming her as one of the weakest chefs on the red team. As Elise continued to argue, he called the former a bully for picking on Michelle, reminded her how the red team was losing to the blue team and mocking her constant boops.
During the Fishing Challenge, Nick received cod, was the first person from the blue team to have his dish judged, and went up against Jennifer. He made a pan-roasted cod with crispy prosciutto and lemon chive Berblanc, it was criticized for taking the skin off, and he lost that round to Jennifer. After Elise lost to Milly, he told her that she could not blame the fact that she herself collected only three ingredients, before mocking her with boops again. The blue team won the challenge 4-2, and they were rewarded with an overnight trip to Las Vegas on a private jet, got to stay at Caesars Palace, and received a ride on the tallest Ferris wheel, the Link High Roller.
During dinner service, Nick was on the garnish station. At one point, he called Robyn a ham around the chef's table, and told her to focus on the grand prize, before thinking that he should hire her as his Sous Chef. Both teams were named joint-losers, and they were asked to nominate two each. During deliberation, he felt that Van could improve on his communication, before considering Robyn and Milly for elimination. When he heard the red team's loud deliberation, he deemed it ridiculous.
He was not nominated for elimination.[24]
Episode 10[]
- Main article: Episode 1710 - It's All Gravy
During the Blind Taste Test, Nick was the second person from the blue team to compete, and went up against Jennifer. He only guessed garlic and basil correctly, resulting in Robyn receiving the cannon punishment. During Benjamin's turn, he was spared. The blue team won the challenge 8-2, and they were rewarded with lunch at Roy Yamaguchi’s Hawaiian Fusion lunch, and received Vitamix blenders. After hearing that, he deemed the blue team unstoppable, and during the reward, he was excited as his husband would be happy about his new Vitamix.
During the Charity Night dinner service, Nick oversaw both the pan seared scallop course and the passion fruit soufflé course due to the blue team being short a person. On his first course, he had some of the blue chefs cooking while the others helped him plate, before expressing confidence that he can do it despite tackling two courses. However, Ramsay informed him that the scallops were getting more darker than needed, leading the latter to wonder if Milly was trying to sabotage him. Despite that, he got his first course out. On his second course, he was not seen, and the blue team won the service.[25]
Episode 11[]
- Main article: Episode 1711 - Trying to Pasta Test
During the Budget Challenge, Nick was not happy when Milly asked for ground chicken, and during the cooking, Sous Chef Jocky warned him about his pasta drying out quickly for his English pea and ricotta ravioli dish, with him knowing that he was taking a risk as there was no room for errors. He was the first person from the blue team to have his dish judged, went up against Jennifer, and presented his English pea and leek ravioli with ricotta cheese and butter poached lobster. It was praised for the beautiful presentation, having delicate pasta, but criticized for having some air trapped in the pasta itself. So, he scored $81, but he felt that Ramsay giving him $23 was harsh when another judge gave him $30. The blue team lost the challenge $313-$320, and they were punished by cleaning up the racks in the pantry rooms.
During dinner service, Nick was on the appetizer station. He was not seen that night, and the blue team won service.[26]
Episode 12[]
- Main article: Episode 1712 - Five is the New Black
After Ramsay announced that only five of the seven chefs would receive black jackets, Nick realized that the former was not playing around. During the first Black Jackets Challenge, also known as the Taste It Now Make It Challenge, he used sea bass, cauliflower and fava bean, celery root, apples, chives, and fava beans in order to recreate Ramsay's dish. At one point, he deemed it a mental mindfuck due to the green and white purées, and having multiple options, but went with his initial choices. While Ramsay was judging the dishes, he accused Elise of being unsure of herself, and commented that Ramsay had a serious poker face after the latter judged his dish. While he got the fish protein correct, he failed on the purée components. However, while he and Benjamin were tied on being the closest of the chefs on the hash, with four ingredients, he edged out on the latter, and received the second black jacket, making him happy as it solidified what he has been working towards.
Nick and Milly spent the remainder of their day in the Black Jackets Lounge, and he said that because he fought hard for his jacket, he felt that it would be the best of the best that season. Later, Michelle and Benjamin joined the two at the lounge. While watching the final Black Jackets Challenge, he felt that Robyn should play it smart as the multiple choices could fuck her up, felt that Elise was more confused as she was staring and not cooking, and called Robyn's decision to switch proteins in the middle a risky move. Eventually, they welcomed Robyn to the lounge.[27]
Episode 13[]
- Main article: Episode 1713 - Stars Heating Up Hell
Continuing from the previous episode, Nick said that despite a rough start, Robyn was becoming a serious competitor.
During the Cooking School Challenge, Nick was paired up with Olympic gold medalist gymnast Jordyn Wieber. During the cooking, he found out that Wieber had very little experience in the kitchen, and despite the latter being nervous, he managed to get her calmed down. Soon after, he was caught checking out Ricky Williams ass. They were the first pair to have their dish judged, and presented their peppercorn crusted scallops and celery root purée. Ramsay praised the scallops for tasting delicious, and he and Wieber sat in the winner chairs.
Nick lost the challenge after being dethroned by Robyn, but he was chosen by Michelle to come on her reward with her. They went on a helicopter tour of Los Angeles and ate lunch at 71 Above. During the reward, he admitted that he hated heights, but he and Michelle enjoyed their helicopter tour. During lunch, he believed that he and Michelle were more ready for black jackets than in Season 14, and the two toasted to an eventual final two.
During prep, Milly asked Nick for some help prepping the appetizer station, dismaying him as it meant the former was already flustered. During dinner service, he was on the meat station with Benjamin. At one point, he got annoyed when Milly continued to be disorganized, even getting grossed out by the latter's messy station, but still helped him out on appetizers. When Benjamin was not communicating to Robyn properly, he told him to get it together. Later, Ramsay discovered that his New York Striploin was raw, dismaying the latter as he was having a perfect run until then, but his refire was accepted and they served Wyclef Jean’s table. After seeing Robyn's burnt Brussel sprouts, he compared them to rabbit turds.
After service, Michelle was named the Best of the Best. During deliberation, Nick and Robyn discussed Milly’s messy station along with not doing much that night, although he discussed with the latter about the burnt Brussel sprout incident. When speaking with Michelle, she told him that he would not be nominated that night.
Nick was not nominated for elimination, and while being dismissed, he believed that Milly’s attitude that night was unprofessional.[28]
Episode 14[]
- Main article: Episode 1714 - Families Come to Hell
The next day, Nick saw the dining room covered in Christmas ornaments, and said that he loved Christmas, especially when there was food involved. He received a visit from his husband and mother, and commented that he did not get to see his loved one’s last time. During the Holiday Dish Challenge, he decided to make a peppercorn crusted filet in honor of his husband, but got concerned about Milly’s dish as the latter was getting too comfortable and looked like buffet food. He was the second person to have his dish judged, and presented his peppercorn crusted filet mignon. It was criticized for having a salty purée, a little overcooked for his mother, and not being festive, but the potatoes were praised for balancing the dish out.
Nick lost the challenge as he received only two votes, and was punished by cleaning up the Christmas decorations, and detailing the Hell’s Kitchen SUV's. During the punishment, he was not impressed with Milly’s clean up as he left streaks on the vehicles and said that the two people he was stuck with sucked at washing cars, before sarcastically thanking his mother for not picking his dish. Later, he wanted Season 14 to be in the finale as Michelle and Milly agreed to that.
During dinner service, Nick was on the meat station. After seeing Michelle fail to recognize a ribeye from a New York striploin, he felt that the former was better than that. He was the final person to run the pass, and Ramsay told him to check everything. As he wanted to be in the finale, he was given a veal chop instead of the pork chop but did not notice it until after he sliced it. While dismayed by that mistake, he knew that he had to make everything perfect as he rejected Benjamin’s appetizers for lacking salt, Sous Chef Christina’s garnishes as she sent up creamed spinach instead of creamed leeks, and caught Michelle bringing up duck sauce instead of the proper lamb sauce. Then, he rejected Milly's overcooked egg, and despite all that, he finished his pass on a high note, while knowing that while Ramsay was trying to break them, it was not going to happen. As the chefs got the desserts ready, both he and Michelle agreed that it was a very intense service.
After service, Ramsay asked the final four to name one chef that deserved to be in the finale. During deliberation, Nick received votes from everybody to be in the finale, but despite that, he still felt unsafe as Ramsay had the final decision, before struggling on his vote.
At elimination, Nick was chosen by everybody as the person that belonged in the finale, and he said that he has been very composed in services. After Milly was eliminated, Ramsay named him the first finalist, praising him for being the most improved All-Star that season, and for being a fast learner. He was later joined by Benjamin and Michelle, and while being dismissed, he was amazed to be in the finale as he worked his ass off.[29]
Episode 15/16[]
- Main article: Episode 1715 - Final Three
- Main article: Episode 1716 - All-Star Finale
Back at the dorms, Nick knew that with a final three in the finale, it was a close nit race. Later, he was about to cook some tater tots for dinner, only for Ramsay to call the dorms, and ask the final three to come back downstairs. He received Sous Chef Christina as his Sous Chef, and felt proud as the latter went from a former contestant to running a Vegas empire. While discussing the menu with her, he told Sous Chef Christina that his menu was all personal. After the Sous Chefs left, he got his tater tots cooked, and he and Michelle playfully recited a service when he got them out of the menu.
During the Final Menu Challenge Part 1, Nick felt that his sauces were risky as it included Hollandaise and Berblanc but did not want to miss his second opportunity to win. However, he discovered that his Berblanc sauce broke on him as it was still too hot and began racing to make a new sauce. After seeing Benjamin's dishes getting high praise, he started to get nervous, was the final person to have his dishes judged, and hoped that his Berblanc sauce was okay. His beef carpaccio was deemed a great start, along with his cranberry hollandaise with scallops, and seared sea bass with tri color carrots with Berblanc sauce, with Ramsay in particularly praising the sauce. Then, his crispy chicken with sweet potato purée and espresso and chili dusted venison loin was passed as well. After the judging, he felt anxious, Ramsay announced that it was a three-way tie for the winner and announced that they were going to the Calumet Ranch for the 7th annual Culinary Award Ceremony.
At Calumet Ranch, Nick called the location beautiful, even though he had no idea what was going on, and was happy to spend a night without cooking. Later that night, it was revealed that the Ceremony was fake, and Ramsay announced that it was time for the second part of the Final Tasting Challenge.
During the Final Menu Challenge Part 2, Nick knew how crazy it was that his five dishes would decide his fate, but was confident that he would win. Then, he knew that it was sink or swim as he worked through his mistake earlier that day, commented that he was the only one of the three that made it farther than he did last time and felt that he grew since Season 14. When it was announced that the five Executives from the Casers Entertainment Group would judge each round, he got intimidated by the fact that Ramsay would not be deciding the top two chefs. On the cold appetizer round, his beef and beet carpaccio were praised for the balance of the flavors, and he scored 8 points. On the hot appetizer round, his bay scallops with cranberry hollandaise were praised for having the apple sweeten up the dish, and he scored 9 points. On the fish entrée round, his pan seared Chilean sea bass dusted with fennel pollen was deemed too sweet for Gary Selenser, and he scored 8 points. On the chicken entrée round, his chicken breast with applewood smoked bacon and sweet potato purée was praised for tasting moist and tender and scored 9 points. On the beef entrée round, his espresso and chili venison loin with seared oyster mushrooms was deemed moist, with Ramsay praising the smoked salt part. In the end, he lost the challenge to both Michelle and Benjamin, and was eliminated from the competition, disappointed that he lost by one dish.
After the challenge, Ramsay reminded Nick that his time in the competition was not over yet as he was now part of the lineup of returning chefs for the brigade, and he joined the seven returning chefs. He was Michelle's first pick, followed by Dana, Milly, and Elise, and the first pick overall.[30] Before Michelle made her final decision, Nick knew how difficult the decision was for her, and felt that she would be better off with neither Elise or Barbie. Back at the dorms, he confronted Elise on her halfhearted confirmation, causing her to snap at him as he called her a sore loser and a bully, before proclaiming to back up Michelle as if he was not in the finale, then he would help her win.
During prep, Michelle and Nick discussed ways to improve some of her dishes, with the former calling him her right-hand man, but he got annoyed by Elise's told her to go home if she was going to be rude that night, felt that she should grow up for acting like a middle schooler despite her age, and was over her being in the red kitchen. During dinner service, he was on the garnish station. At one point, Michelle asked him to read out an order for Milly, but he called out the order incorrectly for a nine-top table, confusing Milly, causing Ramsay to berate him that there were no nine tops that night, and then to the entire red team that they were not going to throw food like that. Michelle eventually won the finale over Benjamin, and during the celebration, he expressed proudness in Michelle’s accomplishment and that she deserved it for dealing with the bitches in the red kitchen.[31]
Nomination history[]
| Week 1 | Win |
|---|---|
| Week 2 | Win |
| Week 3 | Safe |
| Week 4 | Win |
| Week 5 | Safe |
| Week 6 | Safe |
| Week 7 | Win |
| Week 8 | Win |
| Week 9 | Safe |
| Week 10 | Win |
| Week 11 | Safe |
| Week 12 | Safe |
| Week 13 | Safe |
| Week 14 | Eliminated |
Post Hell's Kitchen[]
- After his first appearance on the show, Nick became an Executive Chef at The Seaglass Restaurant and was a Front of House Manager at Mission Oak Grill.
- After his second appearance on the show, he co-founded the catering company Kitchen to Aisle Catering & Events, LLC.
- He and his husband adopted a daughter after serving as foster parents.
- He competed in Chopped: Sweets, but was eliminated after the second round.
Trivia[]
- He, Milly (in both of Nick's seasons), and Benjamin (Season 7 and also 17), are the three male contestants to hold the record for most dinner services won when combining both seasons, with a grand total of 12.
Season 14[]
Season 17[]
- He is the second contestant who made it to the black jackets in two different seasons following Milly.
- He is the only contestant to this date who won the Taste It Now Make It Challenge in two different seasons, as well as the only one who did in both the individual and pair formats.
- He is the third contestant who made it further in the competition on his second run, following Jason (Season 12), and Robyn (also from Season 17).
- He is the nineteenth contestant to be picked as a guest for a prize during the black jackets, following Michael (Season 1), Virginia (Season 2), Jen (Season 3), Corey (Season 4), Robert (Season 5), Jay, Holli (both from Season 7), Gail, Russell (both from Season 8), Elise, Tommy (both from Season 9), Justin (Season 10), Cyndi (Season 11), Jason (Season 12), Sade (Season 13), T (Season 14), Kristin (Season 15), and Heidi (Season 16).
- He is the second returning chef who made it to the finals without doing so in his original season following Jason (Season 12).
- He is the first contestant and first male who was announced as a finalist but didn't make it to the final two.
- He is the seventh openly gay contestant of Hell's Kitchen and the first returning contestant, following Dewberry, Jessica (both from Season 1), Wil, LA (both from Season 5), Tavon, and Christina (both from Season 10).
- He is the seventh contestant who ranked in third place that completely avoided nomination during the entire season, and the second male, following Jillian (Season 8), Dana (Season 10), Jon (Season 11), Melanie (Season 12), Sade (Season 13), and Heidi (Season 16).
- He is the fifteenth contestant and the fourth male who kept his jacket after elimination, following Ji (Season 5), Ariel (Season 6), Jillian (Season 8), Elise (Season 9), Dana (Season 10), Jon (Season 11), Melanie (Season 12), Sterling (Season 13), Ashley (Season 15), Heidi (Season 16), Elise, Jennifer, Robyn, and Milly (all also from Season 17).
- He is the fourth black jacket contestant who did not receive a retrospective montage of his run after being eliminated, following Josh (Season 3), Santos, and Jennifer (both from Season 13). He is also the first contestant who is in 3rd place to do so.
- He is the third contestant with no nominations during their second run on the show, following Ben and Jennifer (both also from Season 17).
Quotes[]
Season 14[]
- (To Josh) "Stop fucking talking over me Josh, you're a fucking dick!"
- (About Bret) "Why is everyone crying? I figured I'd be the first one to cry, these boys are EMOTIONAL!! There's no need to be crying, I get that you're passionate, but get a box of tissues and suck it up. Let's go!"
- (After reuniting with his ex-girlfriend) Nick: "What are the chances she (Nick's ex-girlfriend) would be here?" Randy: "What's the chance that we'd see one of your girlfriends?" Nick: "Exactly, cheers!"
- (In the kitchen about Randy) "If I hear him say 'risotto' one more time, I'm gonna cut my own dick off."
- "I AM THE KING OF HELL'S KITCHEN!"
- (About Bret's back injury) "Tearing your back while your taking a dump, like, that's something you see in like- in like a horror movie. I just hope he got to wipe- that's my main concern."
- (About Bret's departure) "I definitely think Bret's injury is a blessing in disguise. At the end of the day, only one person can win Hell's Kitchen, so sucks to be you, Bret."
- "Literally, I smell like scallops and shame!"
- (Imitating Bret) "I'm fucking carrying this team, yo!"
- (After being eliminated) "From day one, I definitely was an underdog. I was so nervous. But you have to stick up for yourself, because if you don't, people are gonna walk all over you. I knew I would make mistakes, 'cause I know I'm not perfect. But you have to grow, and you have to be willing to learn and bounce back. The rewards were amazing. It was always something new and definitely exciting. Stress, pressure, it's not so nerve-wracking once you gain confidence. It was really cool to kind of just be myself and get as far as I did. I don't think the worst chef left tonight. I think that I was outperformed tonight."
Season 17[]
- "I've grown a lot since season 14, and not only because of my beard."
- (About Josh) "Of course the last person that just arrived is Josh! I'm going to make the best of it and kick his ass again so...bye, Felicia!"
- (About Josh) "I think Josh is delusional, he was slowing down service all night."
- (About Benjamin) "Last time I checked, we're not in fucking France. So stop saying Oui, just say "yes". I don't know how to say "No, girl" in French, but... no, girl."
- Nick (to Elise): "Bye! Check the scoreboard, girls’ team is losing, bye Felicia!" Elise: "Yeah, girls’ team is losing but my scores aren’t!" Nick: "Oh yeah, well, guess what, you're still on their team, honey! BOOP BOOP BOOP BOOP!"
- (To the blue team) "Guys, we're not the red team, stop arguing!"
- (To Michelle) "You're killing us softly with this sauce."
- "The couscous is so bland that it's almost as bland as Benjamin's personality."
- (After catching Sous Chef Christina's creamed spinach sabotage) "Love the idea, but let's get creamed leeks up!"
- (After being eliminated) “It sucks that it came down to basically one dish, even though you’ve put so much effort into your food. You obviously think that some of your dishes(If not all of them) were better than most of their dishes. Just knowing you’ve lost, and you’ve disappointed your sous chef and your chef. No one wants to have that feeling. (Sighs heavily)”
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External links[]
Nick Peters Bond on Instagram- Nick Peters Bond on Twitter
- Commanding Your Kitchen on YouTube
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