What is the incentive to return?
In Hell's Kitchen, the final episode of the season always has the two final contestants going head to head for a dinner service, but with a twist. They have to choose their teams out of a group of chefs who left earlier in the season.
What is the incentive for these chefs to return and/or perform? I'm strictly asking about contractual obligations/promises. What do they get for returning?
I ask because it's not out of the kindness of their hearts and it looks specifically like the producers choose very carefully the people they bring back. Some are great friends of either of the remaining contestants and some were horrible problems during their stint, so it adds an element of drama. I could see why the friends would come back, but what do the "sore losers" get out of it and what happens if they don't come back?
Best Answer
People agree to be on reality TV shows and TV competitions because they want to be on TV. So the first thing that brings them back is another episode of being on TV.
People also agree to be on these shows because they believe it will help their career. Being part of the small team that helped someone win could definitely help your career. Maybe the winner, or one of the other helpers, will recommend you for a job.
If you feel that you left unfairly, or that the producers have edited things to make you look worse than you are, this appearance can be your "redemption" where you shake hands with your enemy, do something generous, or simply show off how great everything's been since you left.
And finally, it's pretty likely that the contract requires them to come back after elimination if they are invited. They may get paid well for agreeing to appear, or penalized for not agreeing to it.
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