Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares: Complete 1st Series - [Revisted] (2005) Four restaurants - The Glasshouse, The Walnut Tree, Moore Place and Bonaparte's called in the restaurant trade's equivalent of the emergency services: Gordon Ramsay. The resulting BAFTA award winning series is a unique combination of practical insight and compelling entertainment. In Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares Revisited Gordon Ramsay returns to the restaurants featured in the first series to see how they are getting on. Has his inimitable form of tough love enabled them to turn their business around? Or has the nightmare become even more terrifying?Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares: Complete 4th Series (2005) Multi Michelin-starred chef Gordon Ramsay is back with his trademark mix of tough talking and inspirational leadership for another foray into some of the UK's scariest kitchens in a fourth season of the BAFTA and International Emmy award-winning series.
This time round Gordon is pushed to the limit as he faces a succession of worst-ever restaurants, from a vegetarian eatery in Paris and a huge curry house in Nottingham, to a trip to a meat carvery in Sussex and an oyster bar in Brighton with delusions of grandeur. Gordon singularly fails to turn around one restaurant but manages to make another phenomenally successful, tripling its turnover. And there are walk-outs, shut-outs and shouting matches galore, including one obstinate chef who just won't leave until he's physically removed for good.
Irrepressible and irresistible, Gordon's approach is more radical than ever: making vegetarian food sexy for the French, using sustainable seafood to reinvent fish and chips and making authentic regional Indian food to replace oily slop.
Moving, surprising and inspiring, Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares takes viewers to the heart of the harsh reality of running a restaurant, and reveals that there's always a chance of redemption even with the most seemingly unpromising ingredients.Synopsis