World's Most Dangerous Roads

The Siberia episode was very interesting because of the history and scenery, but the drivers were particularly inept. Or they got stuck on purpose to add more drama. The Alaska, Nepal and Peru episodes were better with challenging sections of road and conditions. I really enjoyed the photography, information on culture and history. The driver teams were occasionally quite funny.

Follow up: As I watch more episodes I find myself cringing at some of the comments by the drivers. They are sometimes dismissive and occasionally sarcastic about the people and culture. They sound shallow and uninformed.

Second follow up. Subsequent episodes (Madagascar and Bolivia) redeem the series.

Sorely disappointed. Having family that has driven the actual ice roads, and myself being a previous truck driver.this was over dramatic and while I get its TV. It's not a documentary in the slightest

I like the programme but I wonder how much safety wise the roads are checked before the celebrities drive them I mean it would only take one error for them to fall over the side or a part of the cliff to give way do the celebrities have to sign something to say they are doing it knowing the dangers apart from all that the programme shows you places you are unlikely to see I am watching the Hugh bonneville programme I doubt the way the world is today they wouldn't be allowed in the country I would love the type of car they drive I think you would feel safer in one of those rather than my skoda citigo.

Train wreck of a show featuring: Hosts who are rude, weak premise, driver whos intentionally create hazardous situations, and EVERY. SINGLE. SCENE has been edited to add more drama than witnessed throughout my entire high school career. This is the type of television that needs to just stop already. Needs to skip the ridiculous reality tv shenanigans, this show just emphasized how lame the entire genre is.

A little over dramatic. but truly enjoyable.

the culture you get to see is nice.