When the show focus in managing issues and has some focus in work related aspects of the kitchen or even relations between workers in a non-gratuitous violent way, I can fin the episodes interesting and deserving a higher note than the one I put here. When it's just absurd violence between everyone and Ramsay is just an idiot for the sake of it showing the worst anyone trying to teach or help could do... then it's just a 0 for me. But I've stopped trying to guess the kind of episode it is.

Only digestible in bite-sized clips of Ramsay throwing a fit.

This show is more of a reality tv drama show than a cooking show. Ramsay is practically a psychologist. The sheer number of families, marriages and friendships he's saved is phenomenal. Love Gordon Ramsay, love everything he's in.

It's shocking how bad some restaurants are. Even more shocking is that they some how made the show just not quite as good as the UK version. HOW DO YOU FUCK THAT UP? IT'S BLAND!

mostly boring, that one episode he just gives up is pretty funny though

Still entertaining based on Ramsay's trademark anger, but the constant confrontation and lack of emotional investment compared to the UK version, really make it a lesser product.

Makes me just want to nuke a cup of noodles and move on.