Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, the dumbed-down US version of his great UK series Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, has been renewed for a third season by Fox. The second season is now airing Fridays at 9, and has a number of episodes to go, so the third season likely won’t debut until at least fall, if not next winter. Meanwhile, in London, someone wrote anti-Ramsay graffiti on a wall near his house
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Kitchen Nightmares renewed; someone wrote "Gordon is shit" graffiti near Ramsay’s house
The couple who will be featured on Friday’s edition of Kitchen Nightmares only interacted with Gordon Ramsay on camera, and detailed the way the production creates drama. Paul and Leslie Bazzini, who own a restaurant called Bazzini, said that Ramsay didn’t really help
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Kitchen Nightmares chef says he had "no interaction with Ramsay" except on camera
Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares will return sometime this season, but while the show may be entertaining, it’s not always successful: eight of 13 New York area restaurants Ramsay visited during seasons one and two are no longer open. While The New York Post’s report on the closed restaurants tries to blame the series (“several former owners have blamed Ramsay”), it has one piece of evidence, an October 2008 blog post by Dave Leonard of Chelsea’s…
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Eight of 13 New York area Kitchen Nightmares restaurants have closed
