Episode 107

Opening: After returning to the dorms, Shep and Cherry met to discuss their team, stating they will do whatever it takes to remove the dead weight.

Team Challenge: After announcing that it will be Mexican night in Hell's Kitchen, Ramsay has the chefs make 6 Mexican dishes: tacos, burritos, taquitos, fajitas, tamales, and enchiladas. Ramsay would reward a point to each winning dish. For the tacos, Biskit earned the point over Daisy. For the burritos, Bones earned a point over Cherry. For the taquitos, Bea earned a point over Walker. For the fajitas, Maddie earned a point over Butch. For the tamales, Lucky earned a point over Cookie. Lastly, for the enchiladas, Goldie earned a point over Shep, tying the score up. Ramsay called up the 2 best dishes from both teams: Biskit's tacos and Goldie's enchiladas. Ramsay picked Goldie's enchiladas, awarding the red team the win. Ramsay picked Goldie's enchiladas, Biskit's tacos, and Maddie's fajitas to be on the menu.

Reward/punishment: The red team headed to Las Vegas where they enjoyed a zip-lining extravaganza and spending the night in a grand suite at Caesar's Palace while Daisy angrily confronted Butch for calling out her dish under-seasoned, which Ramsay would deem too salty during judging. They got into an argument where Butch said he wouldn't bother communicating with her if she doesn't know how to address the situation properly. The blue team assisted the advisers for Mexican night to decorate Hell's Kitchen for the reception in addition to preparing fried ice cream. Lucky got impatient with the advisors, whom the former deemed being unnecessarily annoying and picky over how they were decorating.

Service: During appetizers, in the red kitchen, Daisy under-seasoned enchiladas, reminding Butch of the challenge and tried to force himself in the situation. When Butch brought up soggy enchiladas, Ramsay scolded Daisy for not doing her situation, and angrily attempted to get Butch off of it, which ended up working as they served the remaining appetizers. In the blue kitchen, the only issue on appetizers was Lucky forgetting a portion of taquitos, but he quickly recovered. Things took a turn for the worse during entrees. In the red kitchen, Bea brought up a burrito that fell apart before Ramsay could bring it to the pass and Butch served a cold tamale. After Bea brought up a burrito that was too cold, Ramsay threw her out. After Butch wasn't communicating on the tamales, Ramsay threw him out. After Daisy failed to recover on the next tamale and Cookie burnt the fajitas, Ramsay threw the whole team out. Things were no better in the blue kitchen, as Maddie messed up her own fajitas first and then Shep brought up a burnt tamale. Ramsay threw Maddie out after she dropped the fajitas, who was embarrassed that she fucked up on the cuisine she worked with the most. While Shep temporarily recovered with the tamales, Cherry brought up Biskit's tacos to the pass, which were not ready. Ramsay kicked them both out when Biskit had to throw out another portion of tacos as Cherry was way behind on garnish. With only Shep, Lucky, and Walker left in the kitchen, they were able to complete the remaining dishes in both dishes. Despite the blue chefs finishing service, Ramsay deemed both teams the losers and asked that they come up with 2 nominees for elimination.

Deliberation: The red team immediately singled out Butch for being toxic to the team. Butch outbursted at all of them and left their meeting. They were still deciding between Daisy and Bea as the 2nd nominee. The blue team's first choice was easy with Maddie. Cherry wanted to nominate Biskit, but he said nothing of his came back and that Cherry was not communicating. Shep backs Cherry, but Walker makes a case for Biskit and goes as far as to say he'd put himself up over Biskit, who he says has done great in the competition.

Elimination: The red team nominated Butch and Daisy and the blue team nominated Maddie and Cherry. Ramsay sent Cherry and Daisy back in line. Ramsay then eliminated Butch, reasoning that he was not able to work well when he was on either team and could not back his cooking up with his "big and barky" voice.