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. The trope is NRLEP and although there's a Reality TV exception, bringing in aspects like the real death of someone's child is problematic, even if the show mentions it. Please consult the thread if you wish to reinstate.
. The trope is NRLEP and although there's a Reality TV exception, bringing in aspects like the real death of someone's child is problematic, even if the show mentions it. Please consult the thread if you wish to reinstate.Changed line(s) 5,7 (click to see context) from:
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** Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
** Logan from Seafear’s Family Restaurant. Logan is a [[NiceGuy kind person]] who not only has to put up with his Aunt Autumn’s harsh words, he’s also trying to [[spoiler: recover from a drug addiction]] and keep the place afloat. It doesn’t help that Autumn treats Logan’s issues with disgust half the time she’s onscreen.
** Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
** Logan from Seafear’s Family Restaurant. Logan is a [[NiceGuy kind person]] who not only has to put up with his Aunt Autumn’s harsh words, he’s also trying to [[spoiler: recover from a drug addiction]] and keep the place afloat. It doesn’t help that Autumn treats Logan’s issues with disgust half the time she’s onscreen.
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** Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
** Logan from Seafear’s Family Restaurant. Logan is a [[NiceGuy kind person]] who not only has to put up with his Aunt Autumn’s harsh words, he’s also trying to [[spoiler: recover from a drug addiction]] and keep the place afloat. It doesn’t help that Autumn treats Logan’s issues with disgust half the time she’s onscreen.
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* NauseaFuel: The filthiness of some kitchen and the state of rot of the food in some restaurant can rival ''Kitchen Nightmares'' in terms of grossness.
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* NauseaFuel: NauseaFuel:
** The filthiness of some kitchen and the state of rot of the food in some restaurant can rival ''Kitchen Nightmares'' in terms of grossness.
** The filthiness of some kitchen and the state of rot of the food in some restaurant can rival ''Kitchen Nightmares'' in terms of grossness.
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* TheWoobie: Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
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* TheWoobie: TheWoobie:
** Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
** Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
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** Catfish Cabin's kitchen is even worst than ''Kitchen Nightmares'''s Dillon's in terms of filth and vermin. There's even a rotting rodent carcass on the floor!
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* NightmareFuel: The facial prosthetics worn by chef James Avery for the Blend On Main episode. Even other restaurant patrons were incredibly unnerved by his presence.
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* TheWoobie: Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
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* TheWoobie: Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.eye.
** Logan from Seafear’s Family Restaurant. Logan is a [[NiceGuy kind person]] who not only has to put up with his Aunt Autumn’s harsh words, he’s also trying to [[spoiler: recover from a drug addiction]] and keep the place afloat. It doesn’t help that Autumn treats Logan’s issues with disgust half the time she’s onscreen.
** Logan from Seafear’s Family Restaurant. Logan is a [[NiceGuy kind person]] who not only has to put up with his Aunt Autumn’s harsh words, he’s also trying to [[spoiler: recover from a drug addiction]] and keep the place afloat. It doesn’t help that Autumn treats Logan’s issues with disgust half the time she’s onscreen.
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* NauseaFuel: The filthiness of some kitchen and the state of rot of the food in some restaurant can rival ''Kitchen Nightmares'' in terms of grossness.
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* NauseaFuel: The filthiness of some kitchen and the state of rot of the food in some restaurant can rival ''Kitchen Nightmares'' in terms of grossness.grossness.
* TheWoobie: Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
* TheWoobie: Clive from the Brownstone Bistro. After his 14-year-old son was killed in a drive-by shooting, he threw himself into his work as owner of the restaurant in an attempt to cope with his grief, only for the quality of the food and service to deteriorate until the restaurant was on the brink of closing. His {{Workaholic}} tendencies were also causing him to not have any time for his family, to the point that his wife was considering a divorce. Needless to say, watching him and the restaurant's staff pull themselves together with Gordon's help is beautiful to watch, and brings a tear to the eye.
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* NauseaFuel: The filthiness of some kitchen and the state of rot of the food in some restaurant can rival ''Kitchen Nightmares'' in terms of grossness.
