'Hell's Kitchen,' 'MasterChef' recaps: Enough with the crying Usually, it's chef Gordon Ramsay who makes people cry on "Hell's Kitchen." But Kimmie Willis seems to be able to make herself cry plenty, thank you very much. She cries when her prime rib dish isn't chosen. She cries when she's mad at Robyn Almodovar. She cries when she's happy. She plain just cannot stop crying. She also does not seem to understand the basics of friendship: She claimed she could not understand why Robyn might be miffed when Kimmie chose to go head to head with her in a challenge. Granted, it's a game. But when you choose to try to take someone down ... feelings get hurt, Kimmie! This is always the time in the competition when the question has to be asked: Would you put any of these people in charge of a restaurant? Much less Ramsay's new steak house in Las Vegas? Still, it looks like Christina Wilson and Justin Antiorio are starting to pull away from the pack. In other developments, we learned some new lingo - HBIC (as in Head B In Charge. You can figure out what the "B" means). And we actually heard Tiffany Johnson thowing a hissy fit and sounding like a 3-year-old when she said, "Don't look at me!" Really? Tiffany and Kimmie just can't seem to handle the heat. Meanwhile, over on "MasterChef," Gordon was the one doing the crying. As in crying out for competitors to get their acts together during the food truck showdown, lest they embarrass him on the beach! Stacey Amagrande put together the three teams, and she was a woman with a plan. She chose Tali Clavijo because she knew that, worse came to worse, she could beat him in a pressure test. Smart thinking! And then she put rivals Monti Carlo and David Martinez together on another team. That seemed to work as well. The tension no doubt contributed to their inablity to get burgers out the windows. In the end, that team ended up on the chopping block to make tortellini under judge Joe Bastianich's withering glare. Surprisingly, though, it was Anna Rossi who went home. (I figured her for a contender. How is it that Tali and Cowboy Mike Hill are still there, but Anna is not? Maybe I am wrong about Cowboy Mike, but he seems clueless, especially with his tiki tacky take on Chicken Tikka?) Final thought: Are the competitors really stripped of their aprons? They have the competitors' names on them, for crying out loud. What's Ramsay going to do with an "Anna" apron? Please tell me they get the aprons as a parting gift when the cameras are turned off. Anderson Cooper: I'm gay Graphic: 'The Newsroom' versus 'The Hour' Andy Griffith, folksy TV sheriff and comedian, dead at 86