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Bar Rescue
Jon Taffer is the Gordon Ramsay of the bar and nightclub business. In each episode of this series, Taffer helps transform a struggling bar into a vibrant, profitable business, utilizing his expertise as a nightlife consultant who has started, flipped or owned more than 600 bars and clubs in his career. From the height of the bar stools and the science of the perfect pour to the effect the tempo of the music has on alcohol consumption, Taffer delves into every facet of the business, and he does it with a no-holds-barred style. He's assisted by his wife, Nicole -- who enters establishments under cover to help diagnose the problems -- along with a rotating cast of experts that include a celebrity chef, a Master of Whisky and a mixologist.
S4, EP14 "All Twerk & No Pay"
Out-of-control bartenders are too busy dancing on the bar to pour drinks until Taffer puts an end to the party.
S9, EP10 "Friends Without Benefits"
In Downey, Jon tasks Phil Wills to help an iconic live music venue get back on its feet, after years of neglect and mismanagement.
S9, EP18 "Feels Bad at Philgoods"
For his 250th rescue, Jon Taffer heads to Pompano Beach, Florida, to help a bar veteran fix his family issues so that he can take a step closer to retirement.
S8, EP19 "Working to Death"
Jon heads to Tampa, Fla., to help save an owner who has suffered personal loss and health scares while trying to single-handedly keep his struggling bar afloat.
S8, EP37 "How the Cookie Crumbles"
Jon must save a former travel agent turned bar owner and her family business before it crashes and burns.
S8, EP36 "Put This Fire Out"
Jon tries to save a firehouse-themed bar outside of Boise, Idaho and confronts an owner with excuses for everything.
S8, EP35 "Changing of the Guards"
Jon rescues a VFW on its last legs before the bar's 75th Anniversary.
S8, EP34 "Spare Me Another Chance"
Jon must help a businessman who bought a bar attached to a bowling alley but had never stepped foot in a bar.
