'Hells Kitchen' on FOX in Digital Widescreen

I can.

Still in SD Widescreen I presume?

I'm back on board. I haven't watched the last season or two, but I have a distant cousin who is on this season, so I'll check it out.

Can't wait. Excellent show.

Gordon Ramsey is a fantastic, intuitive chef. Although I am not so familiar with this show, he has a show on BBC America (Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares) that I really enjoy. He goes to ailing restaurants and helps them turn around to become profitable businesses again.

Yes, he's also had a US version of that show on FOX for a couple of seasons now, as well "Kitchen Nitmares" ,
... which, (I'm not making this up), since you are unfamiliar, is kind-of-like a TOP Chef elimination show, only He's the only judge, the contestants are mostly ugly, relatively unaccomplished "ex-con looking" chain smokers, & Ramsey arrogantly shouts 4 letter words & constantly demeans every one of them while they are cooking for guests, until he eliminates one each show.
The winner gets a figurehead 1yr "executive chef" title at a major Vegas or Atlantic City Hotel-Casino & a big $$ prize/salary...

It was, but the show isn't in HD even though it fools some..

Thanks for the heads up WaTaGuMp...
HK is one the few shows the family views together. Wonder if my TiVo-HD picked up the first new episode as part of it's season pass? I'll check it out tonight.

... now piss off!!

Widescreen SD shows are OK to discuss in the HD section.

We (the kids and I) have enjoyed the UK "Life on Mars" as well as the follow-up "Ashes to Ashes" and it seems the Brits are quite fond of that particular phrase

.... the kids also get a kick out of it when they call Gene Hunt "gov"....

F^%$&*&^8ing good news.

I need my Ramsey fix.

I like his new meaning of the word donut.

Any chance they do something radically different this season? I still have the finale from last season on my DVR, it is a chore to get through.

Yeah, and I know someone who knows someone who knows someone who knows someone who knows someone who knows someone who's on it (six degrees of separation ;-)

And wanker, plonker and wally.

Its "guv" as in "guv'ner" (slang for governer)

What cracked me up (being British and from the North of England) in Ashes-to-Ashes (which I thought was pretty good) is how BBC America used subtitles for much of Gene's speaking.

Thanks for the heads-up guys. I was wondering why this show was appearing in my DVR.

I have to admit: I was reading Hell's Kitchen but thinking Kitchen Nightmares which is what I was really wanting to see. Oh well.

Can't wait to see some more "dirty pigs", "Donkeys" and "blonde barbies" try to impress Chef Ramsay! ROFL

^^ I know, those staged ties have to be way too much of a coincedence.

Well it's like last season when Gordon booted two contestants in one week- then gave the next person on the hot-seat a reprieve the next week. We all knew he was going to do that... but it was fun to watch anyway

Looking forward to Kitchen Nightmares too, it's interesting to see how GR turns these places around. Gotta admit- he's no slouch when it comes to being creative!

Oh the drama of the shrimp cleaning team challenge. 12 people cleaning shrimp for 10 minutes, and it comes down to the last shrimp ? How could that be staged That Pyscho chef has a career in movies if this doesn't work out for him.

Was it just me or was this 4:3 SD on the HD channel? I also had a lot of dropout on DirecTV in Atlanta.