Gordon Ramsay swore 39 times during a broadcast whilst uncensored
Gordon Ramsay's hit show Kitchen Nightmares is the target of an Ofcom investigation after bosses forgot to bleep out swear words before watershed.
The fan-favourite show sees the Michelin-starred chef travel across America to save struggling restaurants with sometimes disastrous results as he deals with bad food, arrogant owners and underpaid staff. Meanwhile, the chef recently opened up about the culture shock he faced after moving to America in 2004.
"And it was really weird, because I said to her, 'Look, I've got to get back to set. Fox runs a show, I run a restaurant, that's why we work so well together'.
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