7.5
193 votes
Netflix 2017
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After stops in Sun City and Tombstone, Arizona, Jack and Michael go to Las Vegas, where a surprise guest could ruin Jack's "lads and dads" itinerary.
The episode was rated from 63 votes.
Jack and Michael honor Michael's parents in a ritual and visit a performance artist in Hanoi, then reflect on the impact of their journey.
The episode was rated from 98 votes.
Jack treats his father to a luxurious birthday trip to Istanbul, where they visit a hookah lounge and Michael recalls a wild night with David Bowie.
The episode was rated from 55 votes.
In LA, Jack and Michael take in some naked yoga, acting lessons and a tour of Compton. Then they ride a bus to Phoenix, where Jack becomes a wrestler.
The episode was rated from 63 votes.
In Romania, Michael and Jack pay a visit to "royalty" and an unusual cemetery. Later, they go to little-visited Moldova to meet Sunstroke Project.
The episode was rated from 65 votes.
Now in Cambodia, Jack and Michael take a primitive train ride. Jack obsesses over finding food his dad would enjoy, and they visit Angkor Wat.
The episode was rated from 116 votes.
Jack and Michael channel Harry Houdini and take a boat ride in Budapest, and then have an odd border-control experience on a road trip to Transylvania.
The episode was rated from 67 votes.
Michael bores his son with "dry history" in Germany's Bavarian Alps, while Jack tries to liven up their first stop with motorcycles and skis.
The episode was rated from 77 votes.
Michael puts Jack through military training in Kiev, and then they head to Chernobyl before Jack drags his dad to a clown festival in Odessa.
The episode was rated from 63 votes.
In Siem Reap, Jack upsets Michael at a puppet show, then Jack observes rats that help clear minefields. Later, the pair seeks some peace in Vietnam.
The episode was rated from 102 votes.Last updated: oct 29, 2020
Really funny and enjoyable to watch. Put 2 people out of their comfort zone in another country and you have amazing moments. If you like "An Idiot Abroad" you will definitely enjoy this.
This is one of the funniest shows I've seen in a long time. It was moderately funny until Cambodia, and then it was amazing. I think it feels like a legitimately interesting travel show aside from the comedy too.
For a "documentary", this show is blatantly scripted. It attempts the "An Idiot Abroad" feat but fails miserably.
First season was ok, but everything after that is so clunky, formulaic and cringey. The Whitehalls actually come across as crass and vulgar, despite seeming to be wealthy upper class.
