The Scottish-born chef is known for his swearing - it's pretty much his defining feature. Without telling people to get out of his kitchen or chastising their cooking, there's no way he'd be at the level of stardom that he is now.
So, it's fantastic that he's decided to bring his F Word TV show to America. It had five seasons in the UK but the concept is being revived and reimagined for US audiences. The programme will now be a reality cooking show with celebrity guest judges, and the first one appears to be legendary actor Kevin Spacey.
They've got some pretty brilliant chemistry:
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But recently, it turned out some viewers didn't like hearing Ramsay say fuck and shit all the livelong day, especially when it's not even past midday.
Channel 4 threwn itself into a bit of hot water after airing an uncensored episode of Hotel Hell at 11am. Ramsay dropped the F-bomb six times during the episode, which in all honesty isn't too bad by his standards.
Hilariously, the episode was pulled off the air 15 minutes after it had started and replaced with Kirstie Allsopp's craft show, Kirstie's Handmade Britain.
But it appears that other people loved it:
Ofcom had nearly 20 complaints due to the stuff-up and has opened up an investigation.
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A Channel 4 spokesperson told the Daily Mail: "Ramsay's Hotel Hell is routinely edited for daytime repeat transmission, however due to an error the first part of the wrong version of this programme was aired this morning.
"We are responding to Ofcom as part of their investigation."
Oh come on, it's just a cheeky fuck here and there.
Featured Image Credit: FoxTopics: Gordon Ramsay, Channel 4
