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Being Gordon Ramsay begins well enough with his background, intro to his family. By episode 3, of 6 in all, we know we've signed on to an endless commercial in which Ramsay takes centre stage, a spot from which he never steps back. In aid of promoting his new multi-venue project in London, the series repeats endlessly how large the undertaking is, how it's financed by Ramsay, himself, etc., etc. A bloated exercise in trying to generate suspense -- will the project succeed, will it open in time, will his investment pay off, will his 90+ restaurants manage to survive? Finally, by mid-way through episode 4 I bid farewell to Ramsay & Co., certain the knowledge that the mighty ship would arrive safely in port. I think 'vanity project' is a fair label to apply.

Being a massive tw*t more like it. Sick of seeing this disgusting, orange, abusive c**********nt be glorified and celebrated by society.