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If you’ve ever wondered just how bad a restaurant can get before Gordon Ramsay steps in, Marvel Ranch might just set a new low.

In this week’s episode of Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service, the fiery chef drops in on a once-beloved family diner that’s gone off the rails — and we’ve got a clip that captures the jaw-dropping chaos behind closed kitchen doors.

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The setup is deceptively simple: a couple sends back their chili because it’s cold.

But instead of fixing the issue with a little professionalism, the kitchen staff turns the moment into an insult rodeo.

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With shows like Elite, Netflix was taking a massive risk on non-American productions.

Many American-founded streaming platforms never venture outside the country in search of new stories and talents.

Netflix paved the way by investing in local productions around the world, and soon, the efforts paid off.

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Shows like Elite were the testing ground for what international markets could offer Netflix subscribers.

It must have made executives happy when Elite became an instant hit, putting Spain in the global consciousness of entertainment and making stars out of its cast.

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When Calls the Heart excels at bringing back old-time favorites and integrating new characters.

In When Calls the Heart Season 12 Episode 5, Fiona returns to Hope Valley with a mysterious and suspicious heiress.

Meanwhile, Nathan goes undercover to track the rare gold coin. This could be a daring mission, and he looks dressed for the part. We hope he’ll play his role well.

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Many of Lucas and Lee’s friends have grown tired of their feud, so the men are forced to discuss their differences.

While they have different viewpoints, will they finally be able to hear the other one and work together again?

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In truth, TV couples rarely move at a normal or healthy speed in their respective relationships.

However, key plot points usually make the commitment speed make sense, but not on Fire Country.

Certain aspects of the story need to be put to rest after completing Season 1 and Season 2. One in particular is this Bode and Gabriela plot that the show needs to be done with.

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Fire Country made some much-needed changes in its sophomore season, but it wasn’t enough to distract from the plot’s glaring issues.

Much of that is because the storytelling just doesn’t make sense — not for sane characters, anyway.

Fire Country Seems to Be Mistaking Toxic Relationships for Passionate Romance (Sergei Bachlakov/CBS)

In the beginning, it sure made sense that Gabriela and Bode would be attracted to each other.

They were both going through similar situations and bonded during intense life-or-death situations.

We’ve seen how dangerous the North Shore can be on Rescue: Hi-Surf, and the team looks ready for another action-filled day during Season 1 Episode 11.

The waves and the current can be a beast on the shore, and we’ll see Sonny and the team jump into the thick of things when things go wrong for a man who was out in the water.

In this clip exclusive to TV Fanatic, a broken femur has the team scrambling to stabilize a beachgoer, only to discover someone from his group has gone missing.

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The action on Rescue: Hi-Surf Season 1 has been incredible, and the show does a great job of showing what it entails to be a lifeguard on those beaches.

Sure, there are standard rescues of those who drift a little too far out to sea or get tossed about by a wave and pulled down by the unrelenting current.

K-pop group (G)I-dle took the world by storm with their second studio album, “2,” which was released on January 29, 2024. Among the many tracks on the album is “Fate,” a unique and infectious song that showcases the group’s versatility and creativity.

Written and produced by (G)I-dle’s leader Soyeon, with additional composition and arrangement from Pop Time, Dailly, and Likey, “Fate” stands out as one of the standout tracks on the album. Its genre can be described as a fusion of pop-punk and funk, with hints of inspiration from 2000s J-pop. The result is a catchy and dynamic sound that will have you dancing along in no time.

The Korean title of the song is “나는 아픈 건 딱 질색이니까,” which translates to “Because I hate being sick.” This title reflects the lyrics’ theme of rejecting negative emotions and embracing positivity in life. In Korea, it is also sometimes referred to as “아.