Heck's Kitchen

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“Heck's Kitchen”
The Suite Life of Zack & Cody episode

Episode no.	Season 2 Episode 4
Guest stars	Patrick Bristow
Written by	Pamela Eells
Directed by	Richard Correll
Production no.	207
Original airdate	February 24, 2006
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"Heck's Kitchen" is an episode of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.

[edit] Plot

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Mr. Moseby announces that the food critic is coming to the Tipton. The critic always wears a disguise and checks in under an alias. He presents Zack and Cody with pictures of his common disguises and enlists them to find out which guest is the food critic is so he can get perfect service. After several mishaps (including tearing off an elderly Chinese man's beard), they finally figure out that the food critic is dressed like a cowboy.

The critic is in the diner ready to order when London insults Paolo (the head chef) by saying that her dog Ivana doesn't like the food and he walks out taking the rest of the kitchen staff with him. Moseby agrees to let Cody take over for the chef since he learned to prepare Paolo-esque dishes earlier. With London, Maddie, Carey, Zack, and Moseby as his staff they set out to make Cody's specialty dish. When Patrick goes to get the critic's order he discovers that he wants seafood, not chicken like Cody is making. Patrick desperately tries to change his mind, but his persistence only angers the critic. Cody is forced to change gears and make seafood. London and Maddie go out to the critic's table to make him a salad, but as they try to make the salad its contents are thrown all over the place, including onto the patrons.

With things going disastrously, Cody yells at everyone in frustration, at which point they threaten to quit until he apologizes. Eventually they deliver the seafood to the critic. He says he will tell all his friends that it was wonderful. Moseby asks him if he is the critic and the cowboy tells him he isn't. The man at the next table says he is and tells Moseby that The Tipton fails. After some convincing the critic decides to give them a second chance.