Jessie - Season 4 PATCHED
By the end of the season, Annie, a.k.a. Starlight (Erin Moriarty) has fully defected from Vought and The Seven to work with The Boys. Do you ever picture A-Train making that jump someday? He seems closer than any of the other Vought Supes.
Jessie - Season 4
Anyone who has seen even a few minutes of the satirical superhero series The Boys knows that it is a show that is brutal, bloody, and not scared to show the carnage left behind by these less than heroic characters. With the third and most recent season going to some absolutely absurd areas like that Termite scene in the season's premiere episode and the infamous Herogasm episode, fans are waiting with bated breath for what new and outlandish violence will be on display in the upcoming Season 4, which is currently filming in Toronto. Collider's own Perri Nemiroff had the chance to sit down and talk to series star Jessie T. Usher, who plays the Speedster of The Seven, A-Train, to discuss the upcoming fourth season, which included a tease for what kind of violence and carnage fans can expect.
This is definitely an answer that leaves a lot up in the air, but maybe Usher isn't the best to gauge what exactly "a lot" of carnage is since A-Train is no stranger to some of the show's most brutal moments. In fact, our introduction to A-Train is at the end of the first scene with series lead Hughie (Jack Quaid) as the Speedster ran through his girlfriend Robin (Jess Salgueiro), reducing her to a combination of a puddle on the ground and a layer of blood covering the supe. He also had a pretty brutal scene with the supe Blue Hawk in the aforementioned Herogasm episode of Season 3, so given his history, the little blood that was shown in the Twitter picture is likely an easy day for the star. He is not the only one who has spoken about the violence that will be coming to the series' fourth season, as recently it was the show's Visual FX supervisor Stephan Fleet who tweeted about being "unable to unsee" what he saw on set. Surely a fun time for Vought and friends!
Jessie was shown to be very calm and collected, remained generally pleasant, and was easily one of the most level-headed home cooks of the season. Because of this she got along well with most of her fellow competitors. In the kitchen, despite some setbacks, she was one of the strongest and most consistent home cooks of the season, with strong performances in individual and especially team challenges. Often showing extraordinary leadership skills as well as a great work ethic. She got along with Luca, Bri, Eddie, James, Lynn, Bethy, and Natasha. However, she had a long-lived running feud with Krissi because of the latter's bullying nature and overall toxicity.
She and Zack live next door to each other, and Zack regularly visits Jessie by climbing through her window. She lives with her mother, who remarried in the third season, providing Jessie with a stepbrother, Eric from New York City, seen in only two episodes. Jessie's father is the owner and manager of the Marriott Desert Sands resort. He is also remarried, to a much younger woman with whom Jessie did not initially get along and was against marrying. She eventually accepted Leslie.
Adriana Guillen was a College Admissions Manager from New York City. She was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 5 after her cheesecake landed her in the bottom three. After MasterChef, Adriana started a Youtube channel cooking vegetarian food, is a recipe consultant and a private Chef company called Authentically Mexican Deliciously Vegetarian.
Bime Cruz was a Boxing Coach from Taunton, Massachusetts. He was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 10 after his runny lemon meringue pie landed him in the bottom three.After MasterChef, Bime worked at Stoneforge Tavern before moving to The Foundry an American Table and Bar. As of March 2018, he is Head Chef at Cibo Matto Caffe.
Bethy Rossos was a PE Teacher from Estacada, Oregon. She was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 15 after her mushroom dish left her in the bottom three. After MasterChef, Bethy offered cookery classes and private catering services, runs her own waffles food truck and in 2016 represented the state of Oregon in the 13th annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off. She was the host of television show Adrenaline Hunter in 2011 and posts recipes on her website.
Bri Kozior was a Theater Assistant from Doylestown, Pennsylvania. She was initially eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 16 but won back a place in episode 18. She was eliminated again in episode 20 after her calamari dish landed her in the bottom two. After MasterChef, Bri became a Private Chef at her catering company Hashtag Kitchen and a gym instructor. She is currently a Business Development Manager at AmerisourceBergen, a pharmaceutical company.
Beth Kirby was a writer and photographer from Chattanooga, Tennessee. She was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 11 after her crab cake was deemed inedible.After MasterChef, Beth became a food blogger, won awards for her food photography and teaches cookery workshops. She offered business advice to a network of creatives and entrepreneurs via her website. Beth Kirby sadly passed away in March 2022.
Howard Simpson was a Barback from Chattanooga, Tennessee. He was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 9 as his filled pasta dish failed to impress the judges.After Masterchef, Howard managed a bar before becoming a Chef at Hillstone Restaurants and R+D Kitchen Newport. He worked in restaurant management until 2019 when he opened his own car detailing business.
James Nelson worked in retail sales and was from Victoria, Texas. He was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 22 after his Panna cotta was deemed the worst dish.After Masterchef, James is Co-Owner and Director of Sales at Bravado Spice, an award winning hot sauce company.
Jessie Lysiak was a Yacht Stewardess from Social Circle, Georgia. Jessie was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 24 after her kobe beef dish failed to impress the judges.After MasterChef, Jessie returned to her previous career before becoming a private chef. She is married to a professional hockey player and is now Jessie Lysiak Braun. Jessie appeared in the reunion episode in MasterChef season 10.
Jonny Blanchard was a Carpenter from Marlboro, Massachusetts. He was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 12 after his macarons landed him in the bottom two. After MasterChef, Jonny has become a father to twin boys and continues to cook, although it doesn't appear he has become a chef.
Jordan Roots was a Delivery Driver from Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 19 after his quail dish failed to impress the judges.After MasterChef, Jordan ran a kickstarter campaign to fund a new food cart but failed to raise $50,000. Alongside continuing his role as a delivery driver, he opened catering business Salted Roots Catering, of which he was Chef and owner. Jordan is currently cooking full time as Head Chef at Wooden Hill Brewing and is an artist.
Kathy Prieto was an Office Assistant from Bronx, New York. She was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 8 after losing to Luca in a lobster cook off challenge and was offered an internship at one of Gordon's restaurants. After MasterChef, Kathy did two days of training at Gordon's London restaurant before she was asked not to return. She opened catering company Fire's Flaming Kitchen before opening Raad Kitchen offering catering and drinks services.
Krissi Biasiello was a Paralegal from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 23 after a pressure test of cooking chocolate desserts landed her in the bottom two. After MasterChef, Krissi posted racist and insensitive tweets that were later deleted and she apologised for. She offers private chef and catering services and regularly posts recipes on her blog. In February 2021 she revealed that she had breast cancer and started treatment.
Lynn Chyi was a Systems Administrator from San Diego, California. He was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 18 after plating less perfect eggs than Bime in an elimination challenge. After Masterchef, Lynn was a photographer and UX designer at Illumina. He is currently Design System Engineering Manager at Workday.
Malcolm Green was unemployed and from Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 6 after coming in the bottom three of a cupcake elimination challenge. After MasterChef, Malcolm opened catering company Malia's Catering. He has done a number of pop up events and is a baker, creating and selling custom occasion cakes.
Natasha Crnjac was a Stay-at-Home Mom from San Diego, California. She was the MasterChef season 4 runner up with Gordon admitting it was very close. After MasterChef, Natasha returned to being a Stay-at-Home Mom and briefly offered catering/private chef services. In 2019, she opened Meal Prep Boutique, offering catering services and meal prep delivery in California.
Sasha Foxx was a Singer from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 4 after struggling with cooking a langoustine dish. After MasterChef, Sasha appeared on America's Got Talent and continues to further her singing career. She appeared on a number of cookery segments and has done a number of pop up dining experiences.
Savannah Sturges was a Middle School Special Ed. Teacher from San Diego, California. She was eliminated in MasterChef season 4 episode 14 after a chicken pressure test. After MasterChef, Savannah did a number of events as a private/catering chef and had her own website sharing recipes and advertising private chef services. She continued to teach and is currently Assistant Principal at a High School. 041b061a72