EVERY Single Episode From Season 2 (9+ Hours!) | MEGA MARATHON | Kitchen Nightmares

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not clickbait strap in this is gonna be a biggie! 00:04 Season 2, Episode 1: Gordon revisits Finn McCool's, The Olde Stone Mill, The Mixing Bowl, Dillon's, Campania, and Peter's to see how their restaurants are faring after his first visits to their businesses. 01:08:48 Season 2, Episode 2: Gordon Ramsay pays a visit to the Handlebar Restaurant and Lounge in Mount Sinai, New York, where the owners are in denial about its outdated decor and the head chef's lack of passion. 02:03:07 Season 2, Episode 3: Gordon Ramsay visits Giuseppe's, a family-run Italian restaurant in Macomb Township, Mich., that has a chaotic atmosphere in the kitchen and a lack of clientele; to spread word about the restaurant, Giuseppe's hosts a bowl-a-thon. 02:46:25 Season 2, Episode 4: Chef Gordon Ramsay visits Trobiano's of Great Neck, N.Y., an Italian restaurant that is a half-million dollars in debt; during a confrontation with the owner about the cleanliness of the kitchen and the quality of the food, Ramsay walks out. 03:29:50 Season 2, Episode 5: Manhattan's Black Pearl, a struggling seafood restaurant with three different owners running the kitchen, has come to chef Gordon Ramsay for help; one of the owners is resistant to change and questions every move Gordon makes. 04:13:02 Season 2, Episode 6: The owners of J. Willy's Bar and Grille are $1.2 million in debt and contact chef Gordon Ramsay in hope that he can help give them a fresh start; Gordon brings in fresh ingredients and teaches the inexperienced cooks how to make various dishes. 04:56:20 Season 2, Episode 7: Chef Ramsay heads to Cranbury, New Jersey to help two friends who bought a French Bistro they used to work in; a disgusting discovery in a kitchen cooler forces Ramsay to shut the restaurant down on the busiest night of the year. 05:39:26 Season 2, Episode 8: Chef Ramsay visits a restaurant that is going under due to imitation seafood and a lack of management; problems arise when the general manager seems more inter...