Blurbal Perspective

Listen up you donkeys! Fox just renewed HK for seasons 17 and 18! The popular culinary competition, starring the one and only Gordon Ramsay, will be around to give more aspiring restaurateurs the dream of running their own restaurant. Of course, to get to that amazing grand prize of running their own restaurant and a sweet salary, competitors have to get through Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen boot camp. In the meantime, season 16 of Hell's Kitchen will be served on Friday, September 23. If you are an aspiring restaurateur, auditions for Hell's Kitchen are being held on Monday, September 12 in Los Angeles, NYC, and Atlanta, Georgia. Good luck...you're going to need it:

Photo Credit: baltimorepostexaminer Gordon Ramsay's 'Kitchen Nightmares' is based on the UK show 'Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares.' When the US version first aired, it was a success. We as viewers followed Chef Ramsay as he ventured from restaurant to restaurant trying to save the failing businesses and repair broken relationships. The series aired for 7 seasons before ending in 2014. Since Gordon Ramsay ended 'Kitchen Nightmares,' many fans wonder which restaurants have stood the test of time, and which ones did not. As of right now, the restaurant closure rate stands at a shocking 69%. The restaurants that are still in operation stands at 31%. Most of the restaurants featured earlier in the series have since closed. Here is a list of the restaurants that have closed: Bella Luna Mangia Mangia Kati Allo Old Neighborhood Restaurant Amy's Baking Company (YAY!) Chappy's Mill Street Bistro Sam's Mediterranean Kabob Rooms Levanti...