Bryan Voltaggio

December 10, 2009 at 6:32am PST

Tags: Bryan Voltaggio, Michael Voltaggio, Padma Lakshmi, Tom Colicchio, Top Chef, Winner Voltaggio Brothers

Photos: Bravo

Didn't it seem for a second on Top Chef last night that Padma might say that both Voltaggio brothers were going to be named co-winners? But, of course, there can only be one Top Chef, and the new winner was Michael Voltaggio.

We knew (/dreaded) all season that it would be the two annoying brothers that would make it until the end. And when we saw Kevin flounder (get it?) in last night's season finale, we knew for sure.

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