Agreed, got tiring listening to him talk about how great he was everytime he lost a challenge or kept serving raw food.
I'm actually thinking Holly wins this, she has made the least mistakes and has been kicking ass in the challenges.
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Started by Mr. Roboto, Feb 06 2009 03:17 PM
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Posted 03 August 2010 - 11:33 PM
She was a little lost running the pass though while Jay did just fine. Usually who ever gets stuck with with the worst former castmember loses.
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Posted 29 September 2010 - 01:38 AM
Another 'Kitchen Nightmares' contestant commits suicide
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A New Jersey restaurant owner once told by Gordon Ramsay on Kitchen Nightmares that his business was "about to f---ing swim down the Hudson" was found dead in the very same river after jumping off New York's George Washington Bridge, the New York Post reports.
Joseph Cerniglia, 39, was owner of Campania in Fair Lawn, N.J., but had complained on Ramsay's show in 2007 that his restaurant was all but doomed.
"I'm financially in trouble -- the debt of the restaurant alone is overwhelming. My personal debt -- wife, kids mortgage -- that's a lot of debt," Cerniglia said on the show. "I owe my purveyors about $80,000 right now in cold, hard cash ... I can't see us going on another year."
Evelina Grzynaka, who worked at the tanning salon next door to Campania, said Joseph was grateful to Gordon: "(Cerniglia) said Ramsey was intense but that he turned out to be a nice guy, that in the end, he helped him out."
Despite customers saying Campania now seemed popular and was often full of patrons, Cerniglia was seen by a motorist standing on the bridge around 1 p.m. Friday. The body was found in the river later that day.
This is the second restaurateur featured on Kitchen Nightmares to commit suicide. Rachel Brown of Dallas was on the show in 2006, then shot herself a year later. Don't blame Ramsay, though -- this probably has more to do with the mental state of people who want to be on reality shows.
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A New Jersey restaurant owner once told by Gordon Ramsay on Kitchen Nightmares that his business was "about to f---ing swim down the Hudson" was found dead in the very same river after jumping off New York's George Washington Bridge, the New York Post reports.
Joseph Cerniglia, 39, was owner of Campania in Fair Lawn, N.J., but had complained on Ramsay's show in 2007 that his restaurant was all but doomed.
"I'm financially in trouble -- the debt of the restaurant alone is overwhelming. My personal debt -- wife, kids mortgage -- that's a lot of debt," Cerniglia said on the show. "I owe my purveyors about $80,000 right now in cold, hard cash ... I can't see us going on another year."
Evelina Grzynaka, who worked at the tanning salon next door to Campania, said Joseph was grateful to Gordon: "(Cerniglia) said Ramsey was intense but that he turned out to be a nice guy, that in the end, he helped him out."
Despite customers saying Campania now seemed popular and was often full of patrons, Cerniglia was seen by a motorist standing on the bridge around 1 p.m. Friday. The body was found in the river later that day.
This is the second restaurateur featured on Kitchen Nightmares to commit suicide. Rachel Brown of Dallas was on the show in 2006, then shot herself a year later. Don't blame Ramsay, though -- this probably has more to do with the mental state of people who want to be on reality shows.
"It was like I was in high school again, but fatter."
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Posted 29 September 2010 - 10:08 PM
New season seems to be better than the last one so far - no real eye-candy though
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Posted 07 October 2010 - 12:09 AM
No hotties, but I really like that girl with the crazy eyebrows, like they were drawn in by the crayola people. She's really funny. She reminds me of somebody, especially her voice, but I can't put my finger on who. Poor Raj, I was bummed when he got 86'd simply because he was pure comedy gold, just hilarious. So dumb, and can't get out of his own way.
Overall this has been the most entertaining one I've seen for a couple of seasons now. The one little girl that has a scowl on her face all the time I can't stand (Sabrina?) and the other kiss ass guy with glasses, total douche. I can't wait to see them get the pink slip.
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Posted 16 December 2010 - 01:54 PM
Glad that annoying Russell fuck lost.
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Posted 02 January 2011 - 10:18 AM
I remember that last guy as being a real introvert that let his wife do whatever she wanted and he was just real unhappy.
You never ask a navy man if he'll have another drink, because it's nobody's goddamned business how much he's had already.
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Posted 14 July 2011 - 10:22 PM
Starts again Monday 
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Posted 19 July 2011 - 01:17 PM
No shortage of dopes or twits this season - 'nother episode tonight.
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