Anyone watch Gordon Ramsay shows? Is he real?

[Mr Giggles]

Anyone watch his shows, kitchen nightmares, Hell’s Kitchen?

ive recently discovered him and can’t stop watching now but is it all an act? He literally screams abuse in the people’s faces LOL. ‘YOU DONKEY’ ‘Are you ****** you fat mess’. Literally insults them and mocks them. With the way cancel culture is now I’m surprised they haven’t targeted him, which makes me think it’s all scripted for the show, all done for TV?

[YoungManRumble]

You seem quite late to the party but I'm guessing it's just an exaggerated caricature of a strict/temperamental chef for ratings purposes. Seems like a different guy in different shows when he's just demonstrating on his own. Probably a nice guy in real life who knows though.

[Robbie Barrett]

He wouldn't speak to people IRL like he does on the show he'd get the crap beat out of him. Both he and they know what's going to happen.

[Sparked_26]

I think he probably is a bit of a p.rick.

There is the terrible culture in kitchens for people to rant and rave and teach by humiliation.

I can't watch those shows without thinking it is only a bit of f.ucking dinner mate.

I think I work.somewhere that can be stressful and you do get the odd person like him but people will pretty much call them a c.unt to their face.

He's unacceptable.

I'm a lover not a fighter but I can't believe nobody has ever tried to saute that dude's nuts. Or f.ucking blowtorch his fingers as he prods them in the chest, or poach his scrotum forehead. Boil his craggy chin.

Look, he might be a better guy than he appears but there is so much stuff of him being toxic. It is negative stuff.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Never met a chef who wasn’t like him. A poor meal reflects poorly on them so they demand excellence. Add in that everything is moving fast and they can see exactly what the root of each problem is, they have a tendency to get heated with incompetent folk.

[mlac]

Watching boiling point, before he was famous. he was pretty much exactly the same

[1bad65]

Sure, reality TV is played up for ratings.

But that's how they say Ramsay is in real life when he's working as a chef. Seems he was trained as a chef by a master chef the same way he treats others. It's how he was trained, and it's what he knows.

[evets]

In the original Boiling point at the turn of the millenium when he was driven for his next michelin star he let cameras follow him and that was genuine as he was under immense pressure and it's where the template comes from. It's been acknowledged by most of the people dealt with him via his shows that it's turned up for tv but he is somewhat like that in order to drive people to success and by most reports he is very helpful and nice in general. He is extremely successful though so I do imagine him as a strict boss lol.

[Beercules]

I like Gordon Ramsay


I always watch Hells Kitchen.

There's another show he has, I forget the name but he helps out struggling restaurants

Seems like a nice guy in that show.

[Straight Up]

if you're not used to British people portraying a c.unt attitude on American tv shows then I don't know what to say. I mean how long has Simon Cowell been that **** judge in American Idol?