Kitchen Nightmares

Gordon visits the Hot Potato Café in Fishtown, Philadelphia. With no profit made in its two years of trading and an influential restaurant reviewer dubbing them `Spuddy Hell', Gordon soon realises Hot Potato may have had its chips.

Gordon heads stateside in a bid to rescue failing restaurant owners from imminent disaster. This time he travels to Newbury Park in Southern California to Mexican restaurant Mama Ritas.

Gordon Ramsay travels across the US to fix some of its most horrendous hotels, troubled inns and struggling resorts. He will endure hotels at their worst, all so unsuspecting guests don't have to.

An investigation at the Trolley Stop Cafe, a classic Cajun-inspired New Orleans restaurant, reveals an absentee owner is to blame for the restaurant staff's lack of communication and discipline.

Ramsay and his team work to revamp Shanty on 19th, an Allentown, Pa., restaurant that is suffering the consequences of feuds between the owner and staff.

Gordon Ramsay travels to Baltimore to try to turn around a restaurant that is suffering because its owner, Denise Whiting, has managed to alienate the surrounding community.

Gordon Ramsay travels to South Philadelphia to try to turn around family-run restaurant Chiarella's, which is struggling to survive in an area full of thriving Italian establishments.

Gordon travels to Philadelphia to visit a Mexican restaurant called Zocalo. At one point, this restaurant played Cupid to a young couple who met, fell in love and married while working here together.

Chef Ramsay helps a couple navigate through the treacherous waters of customer complaints at Amy's Baking Company in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Gordon travels to Little Rock, Arkansas, where he attempts to help restaurant owner Jermaine, who opened South Boulevard restaurant as a tribute to his mother.

Gordon helps revitalise three businesses in Ellicott City after flood damage. Interior designer Nate Berkus, former baseball player Cal Ripken Jr. and former football player Torrey Smith help Gordon.