Hell's Kitchen
TV Show • 2005
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is an LGBT+ person outed?
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Not necessarily, though some contestants are queer/LGBTQIA+ and/or have since come out. There is a wiki page dedicated to all of the queer/LGBTQIA+ contestants on Hells Kitchen.
Some gay jokes are made at the expense of queer contestants, though not common.
The F slur is used at least once.
The binary gender based teams, male blue and female red, also doesn’t account for nonbinary, trans and intersex contestants as well as often leading to misogyny.
Some contestants are misgendered, not by the show, other contestants or even Gordon but by the fandom/veiwership. examples being Whit who is a gay cis woman, T who is a woman, Alex who is a gay man, are all frequently misgendered by commenters.
Some gay jokes are made at the expense of queer contestants, though not common.
The F slur is used at least once.
The binary gender based teams, male blue and female red, also doesn’t account for nonbinary, trans and intersex contestants as well as often leading to misogyny.
Some contestants are misgendered, not by the show, other contestants or even Gordon but by the fandom/veiwership. examples being Whit who is a gay cis woman, T who is a woman, Alex who is a gay man, are all frequently misgendered by commenters.
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Is someone terminally ill?
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Some contestants get taken to hospital with life-threatening illnesses or complications and are unable to continue competing.
Unfortunately, since the airing of the show, some people have passed on because of these illnesses/disabilities or a sudden onset of illness.
Aaron Song passed away from complications of his diabetes.
Petrozza passed away from lung cancer.
Jonathan Plumey passed away from a heart attack.
Jessica Vogel passed away from complications of her Ulcerative Colitis.
Sandra Flores passed away from a heart attack.
Unfortunately, since the airing of the show, some people have passed on because of these illnesses/disabilities or a sudden onset of illness.
Aaron Song passed away from complications of his diabetes.
Petrozza passed away from lung cancer.
Jonathan Plumey passed away from a heart attack.
Jessica Vogel passed away from complications of her Ulcerative Colitis.
Sandra Flores passed away from a heart attack.
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Are there heart attacks?
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Some of the contestants suffer from heart issues and end up in the hospital, unable to continue being on the show.
Some contestants have since passed because of heart-related illness.
Some contestants have since passed because of heart-related illness.
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Abuse
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Are there abusive parents?
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Briefly mentioned in season 5
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Ramsay himself had an abusive father, and while he does yell and curse at the chefs, It's been shown that he really does care for them deep down and that all the yelling and screaming is pretty much just for the cameras.
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In episodes where children are involved, Ramsay tries to control his potty mouth. And in the episodes where Ramsay's daughters are celebrating their birthdays at Hell's Kitchen (their sweet 16 and 21st birthdays respectively), he is shown to be nothing but kind to them.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Addiction
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People can be seen taking smokes and drinking after services or challenges.
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Animal
Are animals abused?
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Coming from a vegetarian, I don't think cooking meat is animal abuse. There is a slaughterhouse in one episode (I don't remember if it was just a verbal joke or not), but the ensuing challenge doesn't involve said slaughterhouse.
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No anomals die on screen, but the usage of meat in basically every episode confirms that animal death had occured.
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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I mean, they cook meat in every episode.
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Is there a dead animal?
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Throughout most episodes dead and freshly caught fish are shown, dead shrimp/prawns, dead chickens/poultry, etc. It ranges from butchered cuts of meat to intact carcasses.
S3e6 they prepare live lobsters, instead of stabbing them in the brain (quick, efficient, least painful and quickest death) they put them into boiling water (slow, extremely painful, inhumane)
S4e8 live crabs used to cook are shown, they aren’t cooked onscreen from what i remember, more so implied off screen and that end up in the dish.
S4e3 we are led to believe Gordon will kill a live chicken by beheading it on camera but it is a fakeout. They then prepare chicken carcasses.
S5e3 the contestants go to a butcher/slaughterhouse where many beef carcasses are hanging up, the losers of the challenge have to transport the beef to Hell’s Kitchen via carrying it on their backs and then slice the meat up into portions with bone saws. The contestants complain about how gross it is to them.
S3e6 they prepare live lobsters, instead of stabbing them in the brain (quick, efficient, least painful and quickest death) they put them into boiling water (slow, extremely painful, inhumane)
S4e8 live crabs used to cook are shown, they aren’t cooked onscreen from what i remember, more so implied off screen and that end up in the dish.
S4e3 we are led to believe Gordon will kill a live chicken by beheading it on camera but it is a fakeout. They then prepare chicken carcasses.
S5e3 the contestants go to a butcher/slaughterhouse where many beef carcasses are hanging up, the losers of the challenge have to transport the beef to Hell’s Kitchen via carrying it on their backs and then slice the meat up into portions with bone saws. The contestants complain about how gross it is to them.
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Assault
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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Verbal bullying and sometimes threats of physical violence, security and Ramsey are always there to break it up if things get serious.
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Are there jokes about sexual assault on men?
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Not exactly but s5e3 someone says “he m*lested that [steak], people have gone to jail for less” about someone cutting a filet wrong. It was unexpected and triggered me
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Bodily Harm
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Is there cannibalism?
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In s4e8 a contestant cuts off the tip of his finger and it’s unclear whether the fingertip is cooked into the food or not. The concern is raised but they never discover where it ultimately ends up.
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Is there Achilles Tendon injury?
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Rolled ankles, if those count.
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Does someone break a bone?
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Yes.
Dave of s6 broke his wrist and is taken to the hospital, he comes back in a cast and continues to cook, though deals with pain.
Ariel of s11 broke her foot and deals with a lot of pain, she goes to the hospital and comes back in a moon boot and continues service.
Other injuries include rolled ankles, a slipped spinal disc, torn rotator cuff.
Dave of s6 broke his wrist and is taken to the hospital, he comes back in a cast and continues to cook, though deals with pain.
Ariel of s11 broke her foot and deals with a lot of pain, she goes to the hospital and comes back in a moon boot and continues service.
Other injuries include rolled ankles, a slipped spinal disc, torn rotator cuff.
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Are any hands damaged?
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There are occasions when chefs burn/cut their hand/finger by accident.
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Does someone have a seizure?
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S3e2 Aaron seems to have an episode of some sort, he stops responding, a blank look on his face, when he comes back he mentions blacking out for a few seconds. I’m not his doctor and don’t know for sure what it was, it’s could’ve been a number of including an absence seizure, dissociating, an anxiety attack, cataplexy or catatonia. If you are sensitive I’d skip the part after Aaron is put on tableside.
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Does someone fall down stairs?
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Kevin s6 trips down the stairs and rolls his ankles.
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Is someone burned alive?
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People do get slight burns from hot surfaces, but nobody is ever burned alive. Fire, however, is a big part of the series, so proceed with caution if need be.
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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Frequent hand injury from burns, knife injuries, etc
S4e8 about 8mins in Matt cuts the tip of his finger off, it is not shown graphically and all we see is a bit of blood as the medic bandages him up. They do look for the missing piece of flesh and they question wether it ended up in the food but this question never gets answered. Chef Ramsey ate the dish, so he seemingly didn’t think there was much of a chance it ended up in the food either or the long, uncut version of the episode may have shown it was found and removed.
S4e8 about 8mins in Matt cuts the tip of his finger off, it is not shown graphically and all we see is a bit of blood as the medic bandages him up. They do look for the missing piece of flesh and they question wether it ended up in the food but this question never gets answered. Chef Ramsey ate the dish, so he seemingly didn’t think there was much of a chance it ended up in the food either or the long, uncut version of the episode may have shown it was found and removed.
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Death
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Does a major character die?
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Not “character” as they are real people, and not on-screen but past contestants have passed on from various causes.
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Does someone die?
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Not onscreen, but some contestants and staff have since passed
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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S2e10 about 1:01:00 in Sara uses the r word.
S3e5 around 13:25 in
“sp*zzed out” is used in a derogatory way as well as being a slur in itself.
S3e5 around 13:25 in
“sp*zzed out” is used in a derogatory way as well as being a slur in itself.
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Drugs/Alcohol
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Family
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Does a parent die?
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No death happens onscreen, but several competitors are said to have at least one desceased parent
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Does a family member die?
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There’s mentions of family members passing or have passed after the shows airing.
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Does someone cheat?
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A woman named Tana is shown during the signature dish challenge, and Ramsay starts flirting and even making out with her, with the contestants noting in the confessionals that Ramsay is a married man. It's soon revealed that the "Tana" in question was simply Ramsay's wife, Tana Ramsay, in disguise.
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Fear
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Is trypophobic content shown?
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The most that has been of bother to me is lotus pods shown on one dish (I forget when) roe and fish scales occasionally. It depends on your own triggers if these things will bother you or not.
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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Sometimes during the rewards they go on boats or to the seaside.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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Season 8 - first two episodes have multiple gags and sound scenes. Nothing is shown.
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
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Is there copaganda?
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S3 military services are shown in a positive light, they feed the army during service, the reward is getting to go see military vehicles in a hangar while they dine.
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Loss
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Medical
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Does someone have cancer?
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Technically no, not on the show itself but Petrozza, from s4 and fan favorite unfortunately passed from lung cancer in 2019.
Cancer is mentioned throughout the show metaphorically. As in “so and so is a cancer to our team”.
Cancer is mentioned throughout the show metaphorically. As in “so and so is a cancer to our team”.
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Is there menstruation?
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Period jokes and misogyny but no depictions or visual references to periods.
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Mental Health
Is autism misrepresented?
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S3e7 Gordon makes fun of a chef for doing t-Rex hands, something that is common with, but not always specific to autistic people.
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Is there misophonia?
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Sometimes you see/hear people actually eating their food before it gets praised or sent back, as well as utensils.
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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One of the chefs had there performance deteriorate one service because Ramsay kept calling him Bobby, a nickname that brought up painful memories of cjildhood abuse. Once Ramsay figured this out, he called the chef Robert, having gone through childhood abuse himself.
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Does someone have a mental illness?
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Arguably, though I don’t think it’s okay to armchair diagnose.
A lot of contestants have anxiety, depression, panic attacks or PTSD.
A lot of contestants have anxiety, depression, panic attacks or PTSD.
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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Contestant freak outs are not uncommon, whether it be pressure on the line or finally snapping at someone else in the dorms. Also, if you want/need to count Gordon Ramsey yelling as a meltdown, then by all means.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Not on purpose, but sometimes contestants accidentally cut themselves while cooking.
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Unfortunately, since the airing of s2 Rachel passed away from suicide.
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Noxious
Are there flashing lights or images?
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Frequent use of fast changing visuals, flashing lights, strobe lights and flashy editing. Recommend watching on low brightness, minimizing the player into PIP mode when flashing happens and/or making sure the room you’re in is well lit. Some devices also offer a flash detection which automatically dims the screen for you when flashing happens.
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Are there underwater scenes?
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S20
There is an episode where contestants jump in a tank of water to retrieve squid. They are fully submerged.
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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The worst it gets is c**t
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Paranoia
Is someone watched without knowing?
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There are cameras all over the kitchen, dining room and dorms. All people on this show have to sign consent waivers unless they are random bystanders on the street. Though, some embarrassing moments are televised (for example, a woman who didn’t realize her nipple where visible through her shirt, snoring, a mental breakdown in which someone tells the crew to stop recording her but they continue to film, a person talking to himself in the dorms, flirtatious moments between contestants)
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Is the fourth wall broken?
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A narrator and confessional cams A la Survivor or Total Drama, but this is par for the course for Reality TV.
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
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S7
One of the contestants calls another contestant the F slur
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Are there fat jokes?
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S4e4 someon makes a “joke” that a woman’s cellulite would go to her head if stuck in a rollercoaster. Cellulite isn’t exclusive to fat people but it a trait that is often made fun of because it’s associated with weight gain.
S4e6 a contestant calls another woman on her team overweight and blames this for her inability to move fast, and why she’s failing service which is inherently fatphobic.
S5e4 a fat man tells a chubby woman not to wear a bikini, like it’s any of his business what she wears.
A lot of the time, rewards given to a team who happens to have a fat person, the fat person cannot partake because of the weight limit. For example, Robert being unable to go on the helicopter as his reward because of his weight. It just screams that the show runners had no care about the fat contestants, they had to sit out on a reward they won specifically because no one considered them while planning the rewards. It is a form of discrimination, and tough I completely understand safety and not being able to do something because of your weight, it’s s****y to be forced to sit out instead of being given an equally cool reward.
S4e6 a contestant calls another woman on her team overweight and blames this for her inability to move fast, and why she’s failing service which is inherently fatphobic.
S5e4 a fat man tells a chubby woman not to wear a bikini, like it’s any of his business what she wears.
A lot of the time, rewards given to a team who happens to have a fat person, the fat person cannot partake because of the weight limit. For example, Robert being unable to go on the helicopter as his reward because of his weight. It just screams that the show runners had no care about the fat contestants, they had to sit out on a reward they won specifically because no one considered them while planning the rewards. It is a form of discrimination, and tough I completely understand safety and not being able to do something because of your weight, it’s s****y to be forced to sit out instead of being given an equally cool reward.
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Is there hate speech?
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Yes.
Often by Chef Ramsey or by contestants who will either make jokes at the expense of another person’s marginalized identity (example, calling someone fat) or be hateful towards other contestants (example, the men are often quite misogynistic towards the women).
The R slur (r*tard) is used at least once.
The F slur (f*g/f*ggot) are used derogatorily at least once.
There are frequent uses of ableist phrases and insulting someone’s intelligence or sanity because they are unable to do a certain task or have made a mistake.
The N word is used by a white man.
S4e13 includes a contestant saying “ooga booga” which is a racist slur, though was used in this context as “caveman noises”, then quickly followed by using another slur, the e slur used against Inuit peoples (*skimo). I don’t think racism was intended but the connotation is there nonetheless.
S5e11 a brief shot of a restaurant called the “G*psy bar” is shown. The g word there is a slur used against Romani people, an ethnic minority from India that mostly live in Europe.
Often by Chef Ramsey or by contestants who will either make jokes at the expense of another person’s marginalized identity (example, calling someone fat) or be hateful towards other contestants (example, the men are often quite misogynistic towards the women).
The R slur (r*tard) is used at least once.
The F slur (f*g/f*ggot) are used derogatorily at least once.
There are frequent uses of ableist phrases and insulting someone’s intelligence or sanity because they are unable to do a certain task or have made a mistake.
The N word is used by a white man.
S4e13 includes a contestant saying “ooga booga” which is a racist slur, though was used in this context as “caveman noises”, then quickly followed by using another slur, the e slur used against Inuit peoples (*skimo). I don’t think racism was intended but the connotation is there nonetheless.
S5e11 a brief shot of a restaurant called the “G*psy bar” is shown. The g word there is a slur used against Romani people, an ethnic minority from India that mostly live in Europe.
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Is a minority misrepresented?
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But in the Quinceañera episode, Barret prepares a spicy dish for the girl of honor, who specifically said she didn't like spicy food, using "Hispanic people like spice!" as his justification.
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Are there usages of the n-word?
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S18
Bret says the n-word.
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Is there Aphobia?
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S3e1 a contestant mentions “food is like sex, everyone loves food and everyone loves sex” which is just straight up not true.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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Ramsay often mocks people for being „stupid”, unable to spell or uses psychological disability terms as insults („crazy”, „demented”, etc)
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Race
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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Briefly, if the contestant has a religious belief.
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Are there demons or Hell?
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The show is called Hell's Kitchen, and a devil's pitchfork is part of the logo, but nothing beyond that.
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Sex
Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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Pretty much any woman on the show is by fellow contestants. Some of the “rewards” include being greeted by a line of women dressed sexily.
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Sexism
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Sickness
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Does someone have a chronic illness?
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Some contestants have to leave due to medical reasons, some of them being life-long disabilities.
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Social
Are there fat suits?
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When they go to the martial arts gym they don sumo suits
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Is someone homeless?
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Specifically, characters worry about *becoming* homeless if they lose the competition *and* job opportunities back home.
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Spoiler
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Vehicular
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Does a car crash?
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Not in the show to my knowledge, however one of the contestants, Charlie McKay, has since passed away from a motorcycle accident.
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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Very minor if shown at all, it’s usually censored for TV to make it family friendly but sometimes you will see a quick image of something red on their skin or some blood on a rag as they cover the injury. We typically don’t see a close up of the injury at all but some contestants talk about seeing what it looked like while helping them. They do talk about knife injuries, thats include people cutting themselves deep or even losing the tip of someone’s finger that often require stitches or medical intervention. Most of the injuries shown are on the more serious side because of drama aspect so minor cuts aren’t really shown and chefs just suddenly appear to have bandaids and gloves on sometimes to keep their cooking sanitary. If any of that grosses you out or triggers you I’d definitely be careful or consider not watching.
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Does someone drown?
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Unfortunately, since the airing of s2, Keith passed away from drowning.
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