Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Amy's Baking Company (Kitchen Nightmares)
The body of the article, despite it's minutia-filled, endless summary, hinges on the owners 15 minutes of fame for their bad behavior after the fact.  The body of editors seem unable to differentiate between notability and notoriety, the latter being what makes the article of any degree of interest to anyone.  National attention has died down to the merest dribble, and we're left with a "so-what?" article about a minor kerfuffle on social media, but no notability.  The episode itself was never of any consequence; what generated the now-deleted article on the restaurant itself and now the article on the episode (which was started far too soon to begin with) was the owners' post-episode conduct, which is spelled out in lurid detail, given  attention.  Attempts to shorten the article, and remove the more biased or sensational details are immediately removed by over-invested editors, while efforts to present the actions of involved second parties (such as a petition to recover back tips) are quickly swept away, giving the article a significant  issues.  In the end, there's simply nothing worth keeping, and the article fails to meet even the most minimal standards for notability, as does the episode itself
— User:Drmargi, 17:36, 30 May 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:UNDUE||WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)