Move over, Gordon Ramsay! Colin Fassnidge says ‘f**k’ FIFTY THREE times in new series Kitchen Nightmares Australia
My Kitchen Nightmares became a global phenomenon thanks Gordon Ramsay expletive-ridden rants.
And now it seems My Kitchen Rules star Colin Fassnidge is following in the footsteps of the famously bad tempered British chef.
Fassnidge is the new host of Channel Seven’s My Kitchen Nightmares Australia, and uses the -f-word 53 times in the first episode of the new series.
Move over, Gordon Ramsay! Colin Fassnidge says ‘f**k’ FIFTY-THREE times in new series Kitchen Nightmares Australia
According to the Herald-Sun, the straight-talking Irish chef’s foul mouth has out done the notoriously colourful language of Ant Middleton.
The former British marine only managed 43 f-words while he was hosting the first episode of SAS: Australia.
My Kitchen Nightmares follows Fassnidge, 48, as he attempts to save failing restaurants and steer them to success.
Viewers will be spared Fassnidge’s f-bombs as Seven has reportedly bleeped them out on the soundtrack.
Viewers will be spared Fassnidge’s f-bombs as Seven has reportedly bleeped them out on the soundtrack
A large red chilli is super-imposed over Fassnidge’s mouth every time he swears.
An uncensored version will be available on 7plus after the show airs on Seven’s main channel
The news comes after early reports that fans could look forward to a less-explosive version of the franchise for the Australian series of My Kitchen Nightmares.
My Kitchen Nightmares follows Fassnidge, 48, as he attempts to save failing restaurants and steer them to successs
Fassnidge insisted that he would not be exhibiting the same short temper as the volatile Gordon Ramsay
Fassnidge insisted that he would not be exhibiting the same short temper as the volatile Gordon Ramsay.
The popular curly-haired Dublin born celebrity chef told The Daily Telegraph in February that he plans to be ‘firm but fair’ when delivering his advice.
A recent promo for the new series shows that Fassnidge does not mince his words.
A recent promo of the series shows Fassnidge telling one restaurant owner their food is s**t
One moment sees him tell a cook their food is ‘s**t’.
The trailer shows that Fassnidge can be brutal in his opinions.
After witnessing some kitchen chaos, Fassnidge compares the scene to something out of BBC comedy Fawlty Towers.
Channel Seven has yet to announce an airdate for My Kitchen Nightmares Australia.
My Kitchen Nightmares became a global phenomenon thanks Gordon Ramsay expletive-ridden rants
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