Sammy, Sabatiello's and a million dollars of debt return to Gordon Ramsay's kitchen
The Stamford episode from Kitchen Nightmares' second season arrived alongside a Season 6 shutdown compilation and a Hotel Hell stay at a hotel built to look like a sports car.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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What does an owner more than a million dollars in debt do when Gordon Ramsay criticizes his food? In the Kitchen Nightmares episode that went up on September 30, Sammy of Sabatiello's in Stamford, Connecticut, loses his temper, and the full episode from the show's second season gathered more than 30,000 views in its first twelve hours. That is the fastest pace on the channel right now, well ahead of anything else it has posted lately.
It was one of three uploads, all pulled from Ramsay's television back catalog. The first, from September 25, stitches together a moment from every episode of Kitchen Nightmares' sixth season under the promise of services being shut down, and it is approaching 140,000 views. The second is a full Hotel Hell episode from that show's first season, set at The Keating in San Diego, where the description says owner Eddie Kaen spent millions styling the building after an Italian sports car while skimping on what guests actually needed.
The older material is still working too. "27 Minutes of Gordon Ramsay Eating Disastrous Dishes," a Season 4 compilation that runs from three-week-old frozen eggplant to a steak served on a roof tile, is a month old and closing in on a million views.
Among the TV networks and streaming services grouped with it, Gordon Ramsay's channel ranks second by subscribers, behind only Netflix. Netflix, Prime Video, BBC and Comedy Central are all running well above their usual daily pace.
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The videos drawing views on Gordon Ramsay right now
- Channel
- Gordon Ramsay
- Subscribers
- 22,000,000
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- September 25, 2026
- Video views so far
- 139,906
The numbers
Here are the channel's figures for the week, video by video.
💡 Test your knowledge
Kitchen Nightmares began as a British series. What was its original UK title?
The show started on Channel 4 in 2004 as Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, before Fox made the American version in 2007.




