Diesel

Gordon Ramsay has set a new record – for the most swear words in a TV show.

Gordon's Great British Nightmare aired on Channel 4 on Friday night as part of the broadcaster's Great British Food Fight season and featured 312 expletives - one for every 20 seconds of the 103-minute show.


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Turbo2

We video-ed it and sat down to watch it with the kids (1 & 3 year olds) playing in the living room on Saturday afternoon I had to explain that "f*ck" was just a Scottish way of saying "cook"!

tanyatriangles

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TBH, the guy is a disgrace. His speech shows a distinct lack of vocabulary.
If he treated people like that in real life, rather than on a TV show, (where they obviously AREN'T going to bray him), he'd have been put in hospital by now.

RA Dunk

your own fault TBH, i dont watch it have never even seen 1 single episode of it but know that ramsey is famous for his four letter outbursts, you should have known better than watch that with kids TBH

you knew what was comming!!

ScoobyDoo555

I really rate the guy - his book was a gripping read. Fair play to him - he's built a business from nothing to a worldwide concern.

All from a passion, nay, infatuation about good food.

I can give or take the swearing though.

NotoriousREV

A good amount of that swearing wasn't from Ramsey, it were that chef from t'Sheffield

mykp

312 expletives in 103 minutes - f**k thats a lot of f**ks

know what you mean though about becoming immune to it as I didnt think there was that many. Did think its was pretty funny when that sheffield chef went off his nut! his mate looked gobsmacked and the owner of the bistro in Devon was a right berk, i think he must have had rose tinted cornea's

Fuzz

F**k the f***ing f***er. I liked the show. Those two restaurants needed a kick up the f***ing *** anyway.

As for the Northern chef I think he out did Ramsey.

Fuzz

and + 1 to this too, serves you right.

Diesel

I guess no-one had the embarrassment of watching this 'cookery' prog with their Mum? Probably not a problem for many if Mum's a common or garden fishwife, but I had to turn it over! My Mum goes to chapel FFS (but doesn't actually really believe)

F'in ridiculous - a couple of f's to make a point is fine, but as a cornerstone of communication it just shows the diminishing shock 'effect' or maybe just lack of communication skills.

I say telly should be cleaned up forcibly cos as this has clearly now gone WAY too far - yes even you Kevin Lygo and your cuTTTing f'in 'edge-y' Channel F***** 4

G' f'in f'in 'nite!

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RA Dunk

9 out of 10 people who live in the real world experiance language like this on a daily basis, if you dont like it dont watch it, go watch teletubbbies instead theres no bad language in that

Diesel

What utter bollox. I say and hear the word 'f' probably 50 times a day. Today 15 of those were from me as the computer was being a right crashy bitch! We don't all work on a building site you know and many working in mixed offices would get collared for saying 'f' every 30" as seems quite cool by you?

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PS I LOVE CBeebies (no choice!)

Fuzz

I'll f***ing drink to that.

RA Dunk