ChikPapa Very disappointed :(

TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Softwing Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Harrison Tweed (Top Dawg) After watching the first episode, I was "meh, boring and nothing special". The entire premise of these teams cooking in Gordon Ramsay's restaurant is sort of boring, and when watching a television show with Gordon Ramsay in it, I expect his crappy (yet enjoyable) attitude and harassment he is best know for, and missing in this show. His celebrity guests that come to the restaurant are also boring and in my opinion, of no use to this show. BUT... my increase in score after watching more episodes (because nothing else more interesting was on TV), is mainly due to his hilarious candid camera disguised appearances (yesterday's visit to his Vegas restaurant had me in stitches laughing out loud!), his Guinness Record attempts (excellent feature to add to the show) and his cook-offs with celebrities. I also like learning some of his recipes he cooks on his show.And for these entertaining focal points consistently played out on each episode, my score has doubled. Please don't stop these, and increase them in length and numbers.From a 4/10 to an 8/10. If he could be a little more of the prick we're all used to and expect, my score may go up even more! ;)

djg32514 I am a big Gordon Ramsey fan. Love Kitchen Nightmares, UK f Word, MasterChef, even hotel hell. But this? Argh. So bad. I watched 2 episodes out of loyalty. The premise of two families cooking against one another in a restaurant environment with "celebrity" so- called foodies fell flat. I could care less what snoop dog likes. Sorry I find him repulsive and vulgar. Watching Gordon kiss up to him gave me shivers. Really disgusting. Bad enough celebrities constantly intrude into regular Americans lives with their opinions on everything from politics to fashion and social issues now I am supposed to care about what they think of food?? Not happening. The celebrity guests were lame and uninteresting, the competitors boring, and Gordon's prancing around the dining room uncomfortable. I tried to give it another chance and watched the second episode. More of the same. Boring, bland, and awkward. Didn't make it past 30 minutes. Decided to read a book instead. Sorry Gordon. Think the world of you but this show sucks.

PuckerFactor I was a big fan of the UK F Word series, it was informative and unpretentious and entertaining...it was all about the food. No surprises that the the US (Fox) version is the opposite. This show is disjointed and gimmicky and hard to stomach. I'm surprised that Ramsay can't realise what made the UK version work and apply it to the US version. I guess the only taste he has is in his mouth.

Ghenghy OK first of all, I am a huge Gordon Ramsay fan, but I absolutely hate what Fox has done to him. Kitchen Nightmares, Hotel Hell, Hell's Kitchen all ridiculous pablum for a zombified US audience, and The F Word may be the worst of them all.If you've seen the original Channel 4 series from the UK please look away now and don't hazard a single moment of this watered down Gordon Goes to Hollywood version of the F Word, you will despise this series. Totally scripted, none of Gordon's natural charm and personality shows through, and worst of all....its BORING! But thats exactly what we've come to expect from Fox. Trust me, if you are a fan of Gordon F'ing Ramsay, plug into the original F Word series from the UK, its probably the best cooking show of all time. This poor reinvention won't make it to Season 2.