I've mentioned in the past how much I like Gordon Ramsay and this is right up there on the list of best parodies I've seen all year.

It's called "Little Ramsay" and they're a series of commercials for Caterer.com which is a job search board for careers in hospitality. These aren't exactly winning commercials (mostly because I didn't know what the heck they were advertising until the end) but they're certainly memorable and completely hysterical.

Little Gordon Part 1


Little Gordon Part 2


Little Gordon Part 3

I'm not sure what it is: his rugged "older guy" good looks, his potty mouth of his apparent ability to create genius meals (I've never tried them so I'll take someone else's word for it).

What ever it is, the final package is a guy I couldn't stand for the first then minutes I ever saw him and then started to grow on me.

Here's a clip from his new show "Kitchen Nightmares":

You can get a whack more videos here.

With the wrap up of one of my favourite shows, Hell's Kitchen, and yes I realize I was watching reruns but I'd never seen it before, I now have an extra hour of TV watching time on Tuesday nights after school. Seriously, D and I were addicted. He'd come running to pick me up right after school on Tuesday's, we'd go home get changed and cuddle in front of the TV watching the chef raise holy hell. He comes across as a total prick but something about him is oddly appealing and I'm going to miss him. Thankfully, he won't be gone for long - the new season is slated to start June 25th. Woohooo!

If you've never seen the show and have NO CLUE what I'm talking about, you're seriously missing out. I found the video below of some of the highlights of season two (the season I just finished watching). I'm not sure about anywhere else but in Canada, the show aired on the Food Network in it's entirety, including all of the swearing but this version is bleeped so it's alright for watching at work.

The doctors X-rayed my head and found nothing.

baseball great Dizzy Dean explaining how he felt after being hit on the head by a ball in the 1934 World Series