Potential for Kitchen Nightmares: Revisited

There are several Kitchen Nightmares restaurants that are actually still open, like the Olde Hitching Post in Hanson, Massachusetts and Pantaleone's in Denver, Colorado.
So why not have Gordon Ramsay revisit them and post footage of his visits on his YouTube channel? 

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