Gordon Ramsays 10 Best TV Shows (According To IMDb)
Gordon Ramsay’s 10 Best TV Shows (According To IMDb)
Gordon Ramsay is best known for his verbose behavior on Kitchen Nightmares, but here are his ten other best roles according to IMDb.
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Gordon Ramsay is undoubtedly the most popular celebrity chef in the world. Known for his hot head and foul mouth, the incredibly talented chef has made an incredible career for himself outside of the kitchen and on the television.
While he owns many incredible restaurants around the world and is known as one of the best chefs around right now, it is through his work on television where he has become so well known, with audiences loving his temper and blunt and brutal comments to others. Not someone you would want to get into an argument with, Ramsay has created some incredibly entertaining television shows, and, within this article, we will rank his 10 best according to IMDb.
10 The F Word (5.0)
The lowest-rated of Gordon Ramsay’s television shows, The F Word only has a 5.0 rating on IMDb, although it is still a very fun show to watch, with The F Word being a massive hit in the U.K., but not quite as much across the pond in America.
The show focuses more on Ramsay’s actual cooking skills than anything else as he breaks down recipes for people to make simple at home while providing food for his 50 customers with celebrities and families all being invited in to dine. Ramsay normally competes one on one against a celebrity in a cooking challenge where people pick their favorite dish, with the show focusing on the origins of where food comes from, as the diners reveal if the food met their expectations.
9 Matilda And The Ramsay Bunch (5.9)
Gordon Ramsay isn’t a major focus on Matilda And The Ramsay Bunch, as the title would suggest, the show focuses on Gordon’s daughter, Matilda Ramsay, with this being her first venture into the television world, following in her father’s footsteps.
The show has Matilda doing various different things with cooking being part of that, which is often where Gordon comes in, although the show does focus on other things than just cooking, with the family playing pranks and doing various things together. This is mainly aimed at children, but it is interesting to see how the Ramsay family functions in this relaxed, almost vlog-style television show, which is rated 5.9 by IMDb.
8 MasterChef Junior (6.7)
If you want to see a totally different side to Gordon Ramsay, then watch an episode of MasterChef Junior, which is rated 6.7 by IMDb, with the usually hot-headed chef showing a much cooler, friendlier and calmer side to his personality. Everyone always has the same impression of the Englishman which is that he is angry and foul-mouthed, as that is how he comes across on most of his shows, but here he is strictly working with children and he tones it all the way down and shows his compassionate side.
While it might not be for everyone, with some people just wanting to see Ramsay lose his cool, it is entertaining seeing him interact with the young chefs who are all insanely talented for their age.
7 Hell’s Kitchen (7.0)
It is quite surprising to see Hell’s Kitchen rate this low on the list, after all, this is probably the number one show that most people think about when it comes to Gordon Ramsay, with this being his most famous show which has led to tons of hilarious memes and videos.
Here, Ramsay welcomes a group of culinary hopefuls with chefs all hoping of winning the competition, which normally has a huge prize of becoming a head chef at one of Ramsay’s own restaurants, with Gordon setting a series of tasks each week to test their skills.
However, the highlight of the show is in the dinner services where things inevitably go wrong and Ramsay completely loses his head, with this being the show that gave the world a glimpse at his anger, hilarious putdowns, and witty comebacks.
6 Hotel Hell (7.1)
Another popular Gordon Ramsay show is Hotel Hell, which brings his fiery personality to the hotel industry, with Ramsay showing he has great knowledge of more than just the culinary world, providing his insight and opinions to countless struggling hotels.
Within this show, Ramsay goes around and visits various hotels that are struggling, with the celebrity picking apart the flaws of the place, which often leads to him falling out with the owners. However, they normally end up coming together with Ramsay and his team totally transforming the hotels , remaking rooms and design, changing the menus, and helping to turn the entire place around.
5 MasterChef (7.3)
In a totally different style of show, Gordon Ramsay joined the MasterChef judges for the American version of the show, which follows a similar reality series style as the original U.K. version, with Ramsay and Christina Tosi being joined by different guest judges.
Each episode the experts evaluate the skills of amateur cooks from around the country who have to work with mystery ingredients to create exciting dishes or be part of dreaded pressure tests with people being eliminated each time. Here, Ramsay doesn’t display the aggression and fury that he is known for in some of his other shows, but he also doesn’t hold back in ripping apart the contestant’s food, including spitting it back into the bin.
4 Kitchen Nightmares (7.4)
Kitchen Nightmares is a similar show to Hotel Hell, except, here, Gordon Ramsay focuses on fixing up struggling restaurants, which is obviously where his main area of expertise is, which means that his opinions really do make sense and can be trusted.
Because of that, it isn’t a surprise to see that the show was rated slightly higher by IMDb, with a 7.4 rating, and rightfully so. This show has created some of Gordon Ramsay’s greatest television moments, as he has been involved in huge arguments with the restaurant owners.
Some of the locations he visits are simply disgusting, with out of date food, mould, and bad practices being commonplace, which leads to some hilarious reactions from Ramsay.
3 Phenoms (7.7)
Rated at 7.7 on IMDb, Phenoms is actually one of Gordon Ramsay’s best television shows according to the website. However, this featured the popular chef in a totally different environment, with this show having nothing to do with cooking but actually focuses on soccer.
Ramsay is the narrator for this documentary show, which was released in 2018 during the build-up to the World Cup on FOX, taking the focus of a different player on each episode, looking at their journey and how they were feeling ahead of the tournament. While it might seem like a random role for the celebrity chef, Ramsay was actually a soccer player during his youth, with an injury bringing his career to an abrupt end and opening the door to cooking.
2 Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted (8)
With an IMDb score of 8, Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted has been ranked as one of the chef’s greatest television projects, which was actually done for National Geographic and sees Ramsay traveling around the world to experience totally unique cooking techniques and flavors.
This pulls Ramsay out of the kitchen and into the real world, all while still incorporating food as he is forced to go into uncharted areas to capture his product himself, learning a variety of skills and lessons about different cultures from around the world. Of course, the show highlights amazing food and great cooking techniques, but it is incredibly entertaining when you see Ramsay in a different world trying to capture the food itself.
1 Gordon, Gino & Fred’s Road Trip (8.4)
The number one rated Gordon Ramsay show on IMDb is the recent ITV show Gordon, Gino & Fred’s Road Trip, which brings three incredibly popular celebrities from the culinary world together as they adventure around Europe looking at various food and beverage.
Each man leads the trio into their own country to show the food and beverage that is associated with that area, taking in the landscape, where the food comes from, and then ultimately cooking it, while the group acts hysterically throughout the journey. The show is absolutely hilarious, with the banter between the three men being absolutely incredible, with the trio having brilliant chemistry which created a show that was both educational and incredibly entertaining.
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