User Reviews

Always funny, was Michael J Anderson from twin peaks on the bus with jack and his dad?

2 hour long episodes, wish it was around 4 in total but beggars can't be choosers.

Great to see them overcome challenges together and the ending is heartfelt.

Worth a watch, and I do believe it's the last series so there won't be a part 4.

The first series was pretty good because it didn't feel too scripted, however, the second series started to feel more staged. This third series feels completely forced and scripted to the point of embarrassing. Very unfortunate as it could have been great.

Forcing anyone, especially your own father, to take off his clothes for a yoga class is horrible. Especially in this day and age. And the jokes that came out from it after are insulting to the men who enjoy it as well. I have nothing against naked men...but no one should be forced into this on camera. Especially your own "daddy". This series gets more and more "entitled unfunny young privileged guy continues to get upstaged by his MUCH funnier (but also insultingly privileged and staged) father as it gets further and further from feeling real. The thing is, when it's sincere and heart-felt it actually works SO well and is way funnier than when they are trying too hard. And Jack just comes across as a di*k more and more... even more-so than normal (when he's trying so hard to be funnier than he usually is). I'm starting to wish for a Michael only travel show. Maybe with Winston. Really though...JACK STOP TRYING SO HARD AND JUST BE SINCERE. When Jack gets real, and shows his heart, the show gets better. No more trying to make dad uncomfortable or take his clothes off. Ugh. Maybe take a page out of Eugene Levy's reluctant traveller show? Find your heart boys...don't press anyone to take their clothes off.