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other guy alway seem to win – at least 3/4 of the time – I’m always rooting for the city chefs.
I watched a few episodes of Hells Kitchen on cable Demand broadcast on the BBC one day last year when it was stormy and cold outside. Whew! Every other word out of the main chef guys mouth was the Fbomb! I know they don’t censor their t.v. in Europe (having lived there) but goodness, my ears had melted off after two or three episodes and I couldn’t concentrate on the show anymore it was so distracting…and I’m not a prude by any means. On the good points of the show, I did like to watch what they did with changing the restaurant and menu around in a 24 hours cycle – then he came back to see if the proprietors followed through with his ideas and were making money or did they revert to their old way – and then the Fbombs really flew.
he has 2 shows, Hells kitchen and Resturant makeovers or something of that nature. hell’s kitchen has about 15 or so chef’s competting sp? for a top chef position of one of his resteruant sp? sheesh i cant spell worth crap! LOL! Resterant makeovers he goes in and cleans up the mess the owners made of their resterants and helps them get it back into shape. i only saw that one a few times. yes he does say the fbomb alot and there’s ALOT of beeping on FOX. thats part of Gordon Ramsey’s charm. haha. he was on Rachel Ray once and he was actually a really nice guy. he has a really pretty wife and 4 kids. i think 3 girls and a boy. they were on the show last night.
I don’t think TV is any place for that kind of language and do they think we don’t know what they are saying even when they bleep it? Come on! Besides the bleeping is very distracting and I’d rather just hear the entire conversation than breaking it up like that. Why can’t they tell the people on the show…NO CUSSING!…or you won’t get invited back…EVER! Maybe they think it makes them look tough. Not to me, it only makes them look pathetic.
Sorry for the rant. I understand the use of the language in real life but, please, not on TV where kids are watching.
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