Gordon Ramsey takes on a new team of wannabe chefs each week and swears at them loudly whilst they try to cook a three course meal for 50 people. There are celebrities amongst those eating in the restaurant and those who don't like the meals, don't pay. Gordon and one of the celebrities go into the kitchen and have a bake off; the winner of the taste test cheers very loudly across the restaurant when he wins and Gordon gets really annoyed when he loses.
Gordon also shows us such delights as a pig being slaughtered, this year he and his family are rearing lambs (Charlotte and Gavin) for meat.
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Gordon Ramsay's F Word
Channel 4 Premiered Oct 27, 2005 In Season
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This UK series is all about food. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay shows his softer side at his London restaurant, The F Word, from which the show has taken its name. In case you have been wandering the F stands for Food of course. Each season has its own theme.
Season one is centred on Ramsay preparing a three-course meal at the F Word restaurant for 60 invited diners. He has adapted some of his restaurant recipes so that everything that he cooks on the show can be cooked by anyone. The Times' restaurant critic Giles Coren acts as a field correspondent. Food writer Rachel Cooke also provides several reports on healthy eating. Two (or three) commis "battle" each other in every episode to earn a position at one of Ramsay's restaurants. 12 commis chefs appeared in the series out of a thousand applicants. Furthermore this season has turkeys as the featured animal that Gordon raised in his back yard, for food, so that his children gained a better understanding of where their food came from.This season also features Gordon's "Get Women Back in the Kitchen" campaign, for the promotion of which he visited several English households to help women who wanted to improve their culinary skills. A pudding (dessert) challenge, usually between Ramsay and a celebrity guest is also featured, the winner of which had the honour of serving his or her pudding to the guests at the F-Word restaurant.
From the second series onwards the restaurant sits 50 paying guests served by a different brigade. The brigades featured in season two are amateur brigades. If guests found any of their food unsatisfactory, they could choose not to pay for that item. Janet Street-Porter became the series' field correspondent instead of Giles Coren who only appeared as a guest star. Pigs are the seasons featured animals raised once again By Gordon and his family in his back yard. The recipe challenge in this season includes any kind of food instead of pudding only. This series empha on the importance of Sunday lunch. Due to a schedule change bad language is not beeped out from this season onward.
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Season one is centred on Ramsay preparing a three-course meal at the F Word restaurant for 60 invited diners. He has adapted some of his restaurant recipes so that everything that he cooks on the show can be cooked by anyone. The Times' restaurant critic Giles Coren acts as a field correspondent. Food writer Rachel Cooke also provides several reports on healthy eating. Two (or three) commis "battle" each other in every episode to earn a position at one of Ramsay's restaurants. 12 commis chefs appeared in the series out of a thousand applicants. Furthermore this season has turkeys as the featured animal that Gordon raised in his back yard, for food, so that his children gained a better understanding of where their food came from.This season also features Gordon's "Get Women Back in the Kitchen" campaign, for the promotion of which he visited several English households to help women who wanted to improve their culinary skills. A pudding (dessert) challenge, usually between Ramsay and a celebrity guest is also featured, the winner of which had the honour of serving his or her pudding to the guests at the F-Word restaurant.
From the second series onwards the restaurant sits 50 paying guests served by a different brigade. The brigades featured in season two are amateur brigades. If guests found any of their food unsatisfactory, they could choose not to pay for that item. Janet Street-Porter became the series' field correspondent instead of Giles Coren who only appeared as a guest star. Pigs are the seasons featured animals raised once again By Gordon and his family in his back yard. The recipe challenge in this season includes any kind of food instead of pudding only. This series empha on the importance of Sunday lunch. Due to a schedule change bad language is not beeped out from this season onward.
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Previously Aired Episode
| S 5 : Ep 12 | Episode 5.12 | Aired 1/7/10 | |
| S 5 : Ep 11 | Episode 5.11 | Aired 1/6/10 | |
| S 5 : Ep 10 | Episode 5.10 | Aired 1/5/10 | |
| S 5 : Ep 9 | Episode 5.9 | Aired 12/29/09 | |
| S 5 : Ep 8 | Episode 5.8 | Aired 12/22/09 |
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THE CONTROVERSIAL TV CHEF WILL OPEN TWO NEW RESTAURANTS, MAZE AND MAZE GRILL, IN MELBOURNE ON MARCH 29.
Gordon Ramsay opens Australian restaurants
The F Word and Kitchen Nightmares star is entering the Australian restaurant industry by setting up shop in the culinary capital of Australia.
By Zennith Geisler, Mar 03, 2010
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Episode 5.12
S 5 : Ep 12
Aired 1/7/10 (49:00)
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Episode 5.11
S 5 : Ep 11
Aired 1/6/10 (49:00)
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Episode 5.10
S 5 : Ep 10
Aired 1/5/10 (49:00)
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Episode 5.9
S 5 : Ep 9
Aired 12/29/09 (50:00)
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Rob Brydon cooks on Gordon Ramsay's F Word
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Season 5
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Question: Is this on in the U.S. at all?
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The F Word is coming to DVD - February 2009
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last weeks f word
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