Good or bad, there's nothing quite like watching Gordon Ramsay berate and castigate a roomful of chefs and those aspiring to join the culinary arts. He can dress down a reality show contestant better than almost anyone. We've seen him take many to task over the years through a multitude of TV programs including Hell's Kitchen, MasterChef, and MasterChef Junior (whose latest season debuted Friday, March 2) causing many tears to fall – not because of onion chopping – and it looks like he's not finished. According to The Late Late Show with James Corden, an iteration of one of Ramsay's shows may have gotten past some of us but, more importantly, he's set to bring a new roster of victims to TV. We just hope it's on early enough. – Linda Donovan

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