Chef Gordon Ramsay image by jo-h via Flickr “Hell’s Kitchen” is must-see TV in Mr. Media’s house and it has been since the first episode of the first season. We’re also hooked on Gordon Ramsay ’s “ Kitchen Nightmares ” and the British versions of his shows, too.. Which is why I look forward to frequently speaking with the latest eliminated chefs on “Hell’s Kitchen,” which airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. on Fox. If you haven’t sampled the show yet, do get a taste. It’s delicious nonsense! Joining

Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares: I love both the American and British versions. I'd never eat anything that guy cooks, but I love how he turns businesses around. Sanctuary: I quit watching this mess on the third episode. ...

While the show may have been entertaining for some, Rouxbe is as serious about teaching people proper cooking techniques as Gordon is on his other shows (such as the British versions of Cookalong Live and Kitchen Nightmares). ...

British versions of Ramasy's Kitchen Nightmares, Life on Mars, Dragon's Den (Shark Tank in the US) and American Idol give the viewer the ability to think for themselves. In the American version, there are always sounds an music playing ...