Gordon Behind Bars

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Gordon Behind Bars[edit | edit source]

Gordon Behind Bars is a British television series that aired on Channel 4. The show follows renowned chef Gordon Ramsay as he attempts to teach inmates at HMP Brixton, a Category C men's prison in London, how to cook.

Overview[edit | edit source]

The series, which first aired in 2012, aims to provide inmates with valuable culinary skills that can help them secure employment upon their release. Each episode features Ramsay working closely with a group of prisoners, teaching them various cooking techniques and recipes.

Episodes[edit | edit source]

The show consists of six episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of cooking. The episodes are as follows:

  1. Episode 1: Introduction to Basic Cooking Skills
  2. Episode 2: Baking and Pastry
  3. Episode 3: International Cuisine
  4. Episode 4: Fine Dining
  5. Episode 5: Running a Kitchen
  6. Episode 6: Graduation Day

Inmates' Progress[edit | edit source]

Throughout the series, viewers witness the inmates' progress as they learn and develop their culinary skills. Many of the participants show great enthusiasm and dedication to their newfound passion for cooking. Some even express their desire to pursue a career in the culinary industry upon their release.

Impact and Reception[edit | edit source]

Gordon Behind Bars received positive reviews from both critics and viewers. The show was praised for its unique concept and the positive impact it had on the inmates. It shed light on the potential for rehabilitation through vocational training and highlighted the importance of second chances.

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