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| Moving Pictures This area is for discussing any technology that creates moving pictures. Topics in the past have covered favorite avant garde films, old TV sitcoms, animation, current trash TV, TV news, making movies, home brew video, video equipment, and multimedia. |
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#1
 2008-12-11, 23:43
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Kitchen Nightmares US version
Anyone else on the board enjoy this program?
Im talking about the American version, the original one is good but when Ramsey starts to yell and curse all the english guys have cool responses
The American ones all sound like blubbering idiots ,think thats why its so entertaining.
Also the mexican restaurant one he did a few weeks back was my favorite.
What a fat piece of shit that manager guy was!
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#2
 2008-12-12, 01:46
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Re: Kitchen Nightmares US version
Watching this show has forever warped my view about eating out at restaurants. Nasty old food, cockroaches, bad food prep; and yeah, that Mexican food place was the worse. I thought it was hilarious when Ramsey came running out into the dinning area with all those customers and threw that huge vat of "whatever" onto the table. I think it was suppose to be chili, but it looked like a weeks worth of vomit taken from the set of America's Next Top Model.
Also watching those moronic owners get their asses handed to them by Ramsey is quite entertaining. Good show overall.
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#3
 2008-12-12, 02:32
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Re: Kitchen Nightmares US version
I thought it was hilarious when Ramsey came running out into the dinning area with all those customers and threw that huge vat of "whatever" onto the table. I think it was suppose to be chili, but it looked like a weeks worth of vomit taken from the set of America's Next Top Model.
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It was guacomole but your answer is alot funnier.
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#4
 2008-12-12, 07:51
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pahqman 
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Re: Kitchen Nightmares US version
the UK ones are infinitely better because they dont all have that 'gee wizz, we all came together in the end and everyone lived happily ever after' that all the US ones do, even if the restaurant closes down...
the UK ones are far more truthful in what they show...
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#5
 2008-12-12, 10:55
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Re: Kitchen Nightmares US version
I've only watched the UK version, but I love that show, Gordon's so fucking unstable.
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#6
 2008-12-12, 13:56
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Re: Kitchen Nightmares US version
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Originally Posted by pahqman
the UK ones are infinitely better because they dont all have that 'gee wizz, we all came together in the end and everyone lived happily ever after' that all the US ones do, even if the restaurant closes down...
the UK ones are far more truthful in what they show...
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I love the UK version too,
Yea its kind of gay the way they all hold hands and sing off into the sunset at the end...
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#7
 2008-12-12, 19:20
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Tea and Crumpets country
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Re: Kitchen Nightmares US version
I used to hate Ramsay, but after seeing KN's I kinda have a similar respect for him that I do Simon Cowell. They both have a lot of guts.
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#8
 2008-12-12, 21:34
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pahqman 
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Re: Kitchen Nightmares US version
you can hate him but the guy deserves all the respect in the world...
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