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It looks like Australia has to deal with chef Gordon Ramsay’s foul-mouthed tirades, whether they want to or not.

Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares is a big hit Down Under, but Sen. Cory Benardi took offense to his bad language. The inquiry viewed an episode where Ramsay used a particular swear word 80 times in one episode. I’m thinking that word was the f-word. He seems to love that word.

Ramsay is the star of the U.S. produced Hell’s Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares, both on FOX. He is also the star of similar reality shows produced in the U.K.

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This is a moment that I have been waiting for. For three years I have had to fill in the blanks of all of the foul-mouth, epithet filled insults and ranting of Gordon Ramsay on his Fox hit show, Hell’s Kitchen. Sure, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what he is saying, and to me it seems like the F-word is his favorite. But I wanted to hear him actually say it.

The first season of Hell’s Kitchen is going to be released on a three DVD set very soon. Not only will you get to hear all the sweet nothings that Ramsay whispers into the contestants’ ears, but you get some behind the scenes footage as well, including interviews with the producers and directors and a tour of the set of Hell’s Kitchen.

Here’s a sneak preview of the uncensored season one:

(picture courtesy of fox)

According to Reality TV Magazine, the interactive entertainment company, Ludia Inc. will be creating a video game based on the popular competitive reality show, Hell’s Kitchen.

According to the source, Gordon Ramsay will be prominently featured on the game, which will be available on PC and gaming consoles.

Soon you and your kids can be verbally abused for ruining the risotto. Yay!

For more information about the game, go to Reality TV Magazine.

Star of U.S. reality shows Kitchen Nightmares and Hell’s Kitchen, Gordon Ramsay, must really know what he’s doing. His Manhattan restaurant, Gordon Ramsay at the London was rated three stars on the Michelin rating and won the best newcomer award in the Zagat Guide.

And Kitchen Nightmares has been renewed for a second season, where he can save lesser restaurateurs from themselves. And the health inspector.