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Ramseys Kitchen NightmaresNewest Review: ... and figures out its problems and tries to to use his experience to help it become a successful business again. It started in the UK and it was pretty much as it said, Gordon came in told them it it was rubbish, and needed to simplify the menu and have a couple of arguments and that was is. Since i am watching the american version of it as i write this i feel that the whole thing has been ... more |
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by - written on 04/09/09 (Useful, 24 readings)
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I am a huge fan of cookery shows and i am a fan of Gordan Ramsey's style of cooking. What this programme is all about is basically Gordan Ramsey goes into a resturant and figures out its problems and tries to to use his experience to help it become a successful business again. It started in the UK and it was pretty much as it said, Gordon came in told them it it was rubbish, and needed to simplify the menu and have a couple of arguments and that was is. Since i am watching the american version of it as i write this i feel that the whole thing has been destroyed by the fact that Gordon Ramsey has become a parody of himself. A ... Read the complete review
by Max Speer - written on 13/06/09
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Gordy Ramsey is a poof, he has ruined 90% of the restaurants he came to berate the other 10% that survived stuck to there guns. He sets them up to fail overbooking restaurants that were barely able to handle 10 people let alone 90 so he sets them up to fail when they are weak he comes in w/ an entirely new menu that no restaurant could adapt to in such a short period berating the current chef then he keys in on the choir boy help he likes doting on them while ruining the life of a chef he just set up to fail. Gordy is a puff that hasn't come out of the closet has no business talking about food cost more food is thrown in the bin than paid for if it weren't for the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/06/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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When all is said and done, I really dislike Gordon Ramsay. Saying that I don't know him - I only know his TV persona, where he is portrayed as one who is straightforward, to the point and in all probability honest - all fine qualities but in his hands he seems to demand far too much respect from others. It is this ego of his which really grates me. I appreciate he is at the top of his game, but I draw the line at liking someone who he would probably want to ow down to him This program is at its simplest about top chef and restuaranteur Gordon Ramsay going about the process of raising the quality of a sinking restaurant business somewhere (generally in the U.K. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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This series made me a real fan of Chef Ramsey as he proved himself to be more than just a great chef, but also a brilliant business mind. The UK based series is great entertainment (especially if like me you have an interest in the catering and hospitality industry) as Gordon un-earths some of the dirtiest kitchens, and worst run restaurants in Britain. Some of the people he helps out are unbeliavable, and you wonder how they ever ended up with an eating establishment that wasn't closed down in the first week! The shows all tend to follow a similar route, Gordon visits the restaurant and spits out each mouthful of their food in disgust, he then ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/06/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares is a show which features Gordon Ramsay, chef, as he visits failing businesses in the United Kingdom and tries to help them turn their restaurant around and begin to become profitable in the hope of saving peoples livelihoods. The show has been around since 2004 and has always been broadcast on channel 4 and at present there have been 30 episodes which are each one hour long and there has been 5 series and 8 of the episodes broadcast have been previous restaurants shown revisited to see how they are now getting along and whether they need further help from Gordon. It was recently reported in a national newspaper that only 8 of the 22 ... Read the complete review

