Gordon Ramsay: chief without mercy

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Television series
German title Gordon Ramsay: chief without mercy
Original title Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares
Country of production United Kingdom
original language English
Year (s) 2004-2014
length 44 minutes
genre Cooking show
Moderation Gordon Ramsay
First broadcast April 27, 2004 on Channel 4

Gordon Ramsay: Chef without mercy , original title Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares (dt. Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares ) is a British television series that the chef Gordon Ramsay it shows how he tried to save ailing restaurants. The series is produced by the British television station Channel 4 and runs in Germany on the DMAX station . In 2008 she was awarded an Emmy by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) and in 2006 .

A series with the same concept and also by Gordon Ramsay under the name Kitchen Nightmares (published in Germany under the name In Teufels Küche on RTL II ) is being produced for the US television station FOX . A German adaptation of the format was produced with Rach, the restaurant tester .

In 2006, Gordon Ramsay won a lawsuit against the London Evening Standard after the owner of Bonaparte's restaurant claimed in the newspaper that the scenes had been set.

consequences

The names of the individual episodes refer to the name of the restaurant visited.

1st season: 2004

  1. Bonaparte's Restaurant , Silsden , England
  2. The Glass House , Ambleside , England
  3. The Walnut Tree Inn , Llanddewi Skirrid , South Wales
  4. Moore Place , Esher , England

2nd season: 2005

  1. La Lanterna , Letchworth Garden City , England
  2. D-Place (renamed Saracen's Cafe Bar while on the air), Chelmsford , England
  3. Momma Cherri's Soul Food Shack , Brighton , England
  4. La Riviera , Inverness , Scotland , now called Abstract .
  5. The Glass House , Ambleside, England (Revisited)
  6. The Walnut Tree Inn , Llandewi Skirrid, South Wales (Revisited)
  7. Moore Place , Esher, England (Revisited)
  8. Bonaparte Restaurant , Silsden, England (Revisited)

Season 3: 2006

  1. Oscar’s , Nantwich , England
  2. The Sandgate Hotel , Sandgate , England
  3. Clubway 41 (renamed Jacksons while on the air), Blackpool , England
  4. La Gondola , Derby , England

4th season: 2007

  1. La Parra de Burriana , Nerja , Spain
  2. The Fenwick Arms , Claughton , England
  3. Rococo (renamed Maggie’s during the broadcast), King's Lynn , England
  4. Morgans ... , Liverpool , England
  5. La Riviera , Inverness, Scotland (Revisited - New Name Abstract )
  6. Momma Cherri's Soul Food Shack , Brighton , England ( Revisited - moved and now known as Momma Cherri's Big House )

Season 5: 2008

  1. Ruby Tate’s (renamed Love's Fish Restaurant on-air), Brighton, England
  2. Piccolo Teatro , Paris , France
  3. The Fenwick Arms , Claughton, England (Revisited)
  4. La Parra de Burriana , Nerja , Spain ( Revisited )
  5. The Priory , Haywards Heath , England
  6. The Fish and Anchor , Lampeter , Wales
  7. Curry Lounge , Nottingham , England
  8. The Granary , Titchfield , England

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