So... Real schedule

Gordon immerses himself in the life of a local tribe in Nagaland, visits Assam to enter a housewives' competition and sets up shop on the streets of Calcutta.

Gordon ends his travels to India by heading south, living in an ashram in Kerala and working alongside one of India's top chefs in Mumbai.

Ramsay helps the married owners of a Southbridge, Mass., inn modeled after an historic Austrian bed and breakfast update their business.

Gordon attempts to get the owner of a hotel and event space in Newtown, Pa., to address various issues with the business.

Gordon urges the owners of a hotel, restaurant and ice cream parlor in Washington to look more closely at their business and relationships and get involved with the community.

Gordon encourages the son of a Loudonville, Ohio, hotel owner to learn the business and take the reins from his mother; the hotel hosts a fairy-tale wedding.

The young owner of a Florida beachfront inn struggles to keep control of his business and repay a loan from his brother.

Gordon visits a lodge in Idaho that was built by the owner's own hands before the entrepreneur lost his passion due to a family tragedy.

A West Virginia inn owner hoards personal items throughout the premises and displays some of the worst practices Gordon has ever seen.

Firearms officers and a dog unit race to an address in Nottingham where a man is reported to be blockading his family in a house and threatening to kill them, and a manhunt ensues; bodycam cops chase a car that fails to stop.

The bodycam squad faces abuse after attempting to arrest a suspect who allegedly attacked a delivery driver; Keith is in pursuit of a car in Broxtowe after the driver's odd behavior rouses the bodycam cops' suspicions.

Curtis Dowling and Joanna Riley help a Birmingham couple sell their huge toy and film memorabilia collections.

An artist has filled his house with mementos from his travels; a couple's collections of toys and costumes have taken over their home.

On a country road, the crew of Helimed 98 launches a difficult rescue mission to free the elderly driver whose arm is trapped beneath his vehicle.

A new homeowner plunges from a balcony in a freak accident; flying doctor Brian must perform an agonizing procedure to restore blood-flow; both choppers are called in to save the life of a cyclist with a brain injury.

Gordon comes to the aid of former actor Allan Love, whose restaurant Ruby Tate's is losing money due to his lack of control and apathetic chefs.

Gordon takes on The Priory, a 100-seater carvery in Haywards Heath, Sussex; it's owned by ex-IT consultant Scott and located in a former convent, but is in need of help.

Cultures clash when Gordon heads to Paris to help a restaurant that seems to be failing due to its largely vegetarian menu.

Gordon Ramsay sets out to investigate the controversial "shark fin soup."

Linda and her cleaning crew head to Leatherhead to lend their support to The Pitstop, a center for homeless and needy people, serving 200 hot meals a day.

Denise, from Richmond, was officially diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder in 2002; she is taking four days out of her own cleaning regime to help 82-year-old retired British Aerospace engineer Frank from Chipping Sodbury.

Mark from Hampshire can spend an hour a day just getting the pleats in his curtains to hang symmetrically. He visits single mum-of-two Julie Arkwright from Lancashire. Hoarding runs in Julie's family.

Ramsay visits Las Cruces, N.M., luxury hotel Meson De Mesilla, where the owner seems more interested in her singing career, than managing the business.

Gordon helps the owner of the Hotel Monticello in Longview, Wash., get back on track both professionally and personally.

Ramsay travels to Oregon to help a contentious divorced couple focus on fixing issues with their business, the Applegate River Lodge.

Ramsay heads to Starkville, Miss., to help David and Sukie revamp their formerly thriving business, Hotel Chester.

Gordon Ramsay goes to Vermont in hope of transforming the dog-friendly Four Seasons Inn -- which proves to not share any likeness to the popular luxury chain.