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Piccolo Teatro

Reality

TV-PG

47

Nov 5, 2007

Gordon visits Paris to aid a petite vegetarian restaurant in the heart of a meat-loving country, but winds up working it alone thanks to a lazy boss who's hemorrhaging staff.

Season 4, 6 episodes

Gordon comes to rescue Ruby Tates, a fancy oyster bar in Brighton burdened by a soft owner, lackadaisical chefs and no leadership.

Gordon visits The Priory, a 100-seater carvery in a spectacularly beautiful location, owned by ex-IT consultant Scott. Despite the heavenly location, recycled meat, soup in a bucket, synthetic sauces, and a lazy head chef make this Gordon's idea of hell..

Piccolo Teatro,

Gordon visits Paris to aid a petite vegetarian restaurant in the heart of a meat-loving country, but winds up working it alone thanks to a lazy boss who's hemorrhaging staff.

Gordon visits the Curry Lounge in Nottingham. This 110-seater Indian restaurant has been run since January by ex-sales director Raz who's new to the business - and it shows. At his current rate of losses, it's uncertain he'll make it past Christmas.

Gordon visits The Granary, an upmarket restaurant which, at 200 seats, is the biggest he's ever taken on. It promises classy modern British cuisine, but the fussy menu features food sourced from all over the world and the locals are staying far away.

Fish and Anchor,

Gordon visits The Fish and Anchor, a pub restaurant in rural West Wales, owned and run by ex-boxer Mike and his wife Caron. Mike struggles to accommodate a vast menu, while Caron's unique style of front-of-house management includes abusing the customers

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Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares (UK)

Reality

TV-PG

6

48

Gordon Ramsay provides emergency restaurant rescue with a unique combination of practical insight and compelling entertainment.

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