Why does Gordon in UK Kitchen Nightmares seems really helpful and wants help and only lashes out when the owner/chef deserves it, while on USA Kitchen Nightmares he's an asshole 100% of the time.
It seems like working in USA made him despise americans and their ""culture""
Why does Gordon in UK Kitchen Nightmares seems really helpful and wants help and only lashes out when the owner/chef...
Austin Fisher
Wyatt Ortiz
Different market.
Chase Turner
American TV is used to more sensation, which is why he creates more drama and BWAAAAANG. It's the same with Master Chef.
Gavin Rivera
Americans needed ego bruising, Brits needed advice.
Jace Wright
This
And they took him to some horrid places in the US version, I don’t recall seeing in the UK some of the things going in the worst restaurants of the US version
Carter Lewis
>serve ice water
>"bloody hell, is it always this cold?.."
>yes chef.
>"christ..."
Caleb Gomez
Why don't they never clean the fucking fridge when they know Gordon is coming?
Jonathan Evans
It's a television show, it's not real. It's staged and edited for entertainment purposes.
Brandon King
I hate how the US ones throws in family drama and then Gordon resolves that by saying 'pack it in'. Then Gordon turns up and says NEW MENU LOL ALSO HERES A COMPETENT CHEF FOR A MONTH BYE NOW
Andrew Sullivan
i dont understand why they dont just agree with him from the start
what kind of retard do you have to be to agree to get a professional god-tier chef to help you learn and then refuse to implement what he suggests even to try it
Thomas Smith
Some people are very stubborn.
There’s several examples, in both series, where he gets them to change their ways and a month after he is gone they change back and the restaurant fails.
Lincoln Hernandez
It's edited differently because Americans are fucking stupid and need Real Nigga Roll Call in their cooking shows
Blake Lee
Its scripted
Carter Perry
the american version is better
don't deny it
Michael Hernandez
because americans are worse at cooking
Tyler Nguyen
Gordon just doesn't give a fuck and hams it in for TV money for a few days and gets out and never looks back
Brayden Ward
t. la creatura
Anthony Cook
Kitchen Nightmares was the real deal. All reality shows are edited, not all are staged.
Jacob James
Source on these vids? really funny.
Luke Torres
>electric hob
>that much oil
>attempting to salvage it
fucking hell
William Nguyen
The American one had some moments that make you doubt its veracity.
The British version does look like the real deal.
Blake Long
Producers probably tell them not no clean anything and come to check before shooting. If its not dirty enough to create dramatic TV, they are out.
Noah Thompson
is this jack?
Brody Evans
kays good cooking
Michael Taylor
Fucking Americans I swear to god.
Lucas Torres
OH FUCK ME
Juan Ross
In the US ones, the producers already know what's wrong with the restaurant before Gordon visits. They already have a plan and prepped the "magic" makeover ready to go. Gordon's really there to shout at people.
Robert Thomas
>Pan
>Nice and cold
>Oil
>In
>Oil
>In
>Oil
>In
>Oil
>In
>Oil
>In
>Oil
>In
>Very nice
Oliver Jackson
...
Carter Smith
make it stop
Oliver Ortiz
This reminds me of when my girfriend tried to make pancakes
Connor Gonzalez
...
Jace Gray
What are the most notable failures from the show? I haven't watched that much of it, but the little I've seen, it did seem like the restaurant owners usually managed to learn something from him.
Christopher Reed
amy's baking company
Josiah Mitchell
Amys bakinghouse broke him.
Jack Gutierrez
Was that really a failure?
Benjamin Mitchell
I remember an episode with some guy and his Swedish BF who had a B&B and the guy filled it with the most hideous and expensive furniture and art pieces he could find and were about a mil in debt for some inexplicable reason. Ramsay fixed a lot of it and told him to stop trying to make a museum of ugly shit, but as soon as he left the guy bought more stupid shit from their new revenue and they ended up selling everything.
Jace Turner
...
Brayden Perry
They learn, then they go back to their ways.
I remember one about a pub in the UK, where they did a real gravy campaign. One of their issues was the owner doing everything because he couldn’t let anyone else do anything, they had a guy to cook the food, but the owner insisted on doing it, only him, and he wasn’t that good at it.
On the return to restaurant he tracks down the chef and finds out the owner went back to his old ways soon after Gordon left.
There’s this page with the US restaurants
kitchennightmaresupdates.com
Matthew Jenkins
Gordon failed to fix anything.
Hudson Johnson
Amy's Baking Company is essential Gordon-kino
A few favorites of mine
>Mill Street Bistro
>Mangia Mangia
>Burger Kitchen
>Nino's Italian Restaurant
>Zayna Flaming Grill
most of them are two-part episodes so you know you're in for some true Gordon kino because they're all so fucked up
Juan Brown
What's the story with this one?
Gabriel Carter
Oh yeah, I remember that one. Stubborn, clueless and too high opinion of their own skills. Not to mention they both were insane.
Liam Clark
Only episode where Gordon gave up and walked out on it
Owner is basically some jewish mob guy and his crazy trophy wife who is obsessed with cats. Whole restaurant was probably a money laundering scheme of some sort.
Anthony Davis
Just watch the episode on Youtube. Look at those eyes man.
Aiden Cooper
Owner was an ex mobster or something that wanted to please his wife.
She thought she was a great cook, like great great, but she wasn’t.
They both responded horridly to criticism, yelling at customers and everything.
The owner would keep all of the tips the waitresses would get and just pay them their salary, minimum wage or something like that, can’t remember.
A lot of stuff like that.
Hudson Murphy
Chef Ramsay?
I'm ABC
Lincoln Ortiz
Was she his lookout back in the day? That neck is fucking huge.
Justin James
Did he get deported after he went after a costumer with a knife?
Luke Cook
Not really a failure but there's this Hotel Hell - Beachfront Inn & Inlet episode where the owner was so clueless that Ramsay went NOPE and walked out.
Andrew Ramirez
It's called acting.
Jason Young
Because Americans are children and their shows need to pander to them.
Lucas Young
>Is it fresh>
>yes, fresh frozen
>So it's frozen?
>when it's fresh
>but it's FROZEN!??
>Fresh frozen chef, you know it's as good as fresh
>fuck me
Gavin Stewart
Another one was this guy who used to have a Michelin Star and had a different restaurant now but insisted on cooking like it was the 90s (small portions and decorated) and bought really expensive ingredients and was in debt because people didn’t go to his expensive restaurant and when Gordon left I believe he went back to his imported hams and increased his prices.
Jacob Cruz
There was a guy that had a dish that Gordon is credited for inventing on his menu, obviously Gordon orders it and it's shit.
Evan Reyes
That's the guy who kept all the old books he was mentioned in right? I touhgt he turned his shit around after his fancy shit got turned into a pub with a slightly bugger menu.
Grayson Cruz
I have no actual idea why we get these over the top dramatic television shows like kitchen nightmares, its obvious that its heavily cut compared the UK version.
I genuinely believe that they really just cherry pick when it comes to the american version, I have never seen a soul that delusional and I live in Texas which is apparently composed of Ranches, COWBOYS AND GUN FOLKS according to the media.
Juan Gonzalez
Love the UK background music
youtube.com
Luke Lee
This, his real heart is in his own damn resturaunt
Jayden Fisher
I believe he was forced to declare bankruptcy sometime later
Ethan Bell
In a 2013 interview, Ramsay admitted that the vast majority of his anger towards contestants was acting, his on-camera rage being done to force contestants to give their all and that when off-camera he treated all contestants with friendliness and respect. Ramsay further stated he would often meet with eliminated contestants after their departure from the show, offering positive criticism and advice. Staff and production members further affirmed that in real life, Ramsay was a sociable and friendly person and most of the on-camera drama is played out for the benefit of the audience.
Mason Flores
kek
Josiah Nelson
Is it this guy?
>youtube.com
says he's bankrupt in the title
Justin Ortiz
>euro finally discovers that what he sees on tv isn't real
Nathan Edwards
That’s him
Gabriel Turner
>Chimichanga?
>Chimi chuck it in the bin!
Logan Price
jesus christ that image is cringe
Tyler Fisher
quientessentially american posts are rarely anything but
Camden Cruz
Quite.
Jason Green
>he's never tried to boil a pancake
Ayden White
>"fucking americans"
>"Now i'll continue surfing this website that was founded by an american to discuss japanese culture"
Enjoy the acid attacks.
Carter Hall
utterly seething
Gabriel Russell
t. la creatura goblinos
i'd rather die from an acid attack than live a day as an amerimutt
Robert Hill
la colleccione de los muertos...
Jonathan Walker
Didn't think any of us were awake?
etc.
First of all, she's not American, she's Australian or British or something (I can't be "arsed" to look it up, as you would say in your retarded tongue). Secondly, Gordon's show is more dramatic in America because the producers know fucking entertainment-- I'll bet the best moments come from the American show. Finally, and most importantly, stay obsessed
Xavier James
That webm was painful to watch. I've never seen that happen with pancake batter. wtf
Nathan Smith
Andrew Adams
>surfing this website on my computer invented by brits
Lincoln Clark
>fucking hell
All they had to do to fix it was poor more batter on it, and up the heat
Xavier Campbell
utterly seething
Jonathan Powell
I'm just going to be honest. I cut stuff this way sometimes.
Cameron Lopez
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Dominic Hernandez
If you had a hot wife wouldn't you be a prick too?
Ayden Long
S E E T H I N G
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Jonathan Nelson
...you realise it's all fake, right?
Shit is make-believe drama for the show, mate.
Christian Turner
Because people act in American "Reality TV". You're an idiot if you don't think Jersey Shore is partly scripted.
Chase Thomas
>That woman
>hot
Fuck off Amy
Leo Jones
>Is that Gold leaf on the chocolate cake?
>Yes Chef
>and the Gold, you mined it yourself, yes?
>of course not Chef
>Fuck me
Carson Collins
>claims others are obsessed
>goes through the thread quoting each post that hurts his butt
What did la creatura mean by this, I don't speak their language
Dominic Taylor
>Didn't think any of us were awake?
INSULT MY COUNTRY WILL YA?
Anthony Wright
What are you talking about, she's milf tier. If she wasn't married I'd hit it.
under rated zinger
William Wright
Top kek
Owen Sanders
...
Jayden Rodriguez
you honky donkey lanky monkey
Aaron Kelly
This so much. American tv is garbage with some high production shows as notable exceptions.
Michael Edwards
>Americans needed ego bruising, Brits needed advice.
this. he had to tear down the americans attitude in order to get to the person he could help.
Cameron James
>SHAAAAT UP U DONKE-
>Fuck me... w-what is THAT?
>chocolate fried gravy chef
>Jesus christ
>how many people died from this so far?
>dozens chef
Joseph Ortiz
>"melting pot" abomination
>shitting on anyone for not being white
Blake Lee
That's why you don't let fairies run the finances.
Christopher Butler
la luz extinguido...