Better Late Than Never

Funniest show I have seen in years, my hats off to Henry! Love the Show! Had me laughing so hard I had tears rolling down my face. Can't wait to see the next one. Hope they continue to produce more shows. It is informative, yet funny at the same time. The cast plays off of each other very well. It's nice to see another side of these guys. A bunch of guys having fun; its great! Better Late than Never!!! Great name for the show; I have said that so many times. But, it's nice that they are able to travel together see different places and have some fun before it is to late. So, if you get a chance watch this show; sit back, and get ready to laugh.

I am mostly a Game of Thrones/Tudors/Rome type of television watcher, but I happened to catch an episode of this last week and I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. I found it to be funny, entertaining, and somewhat informative. I found myself, as well as my husband, laughing robustly several times during the episode. The chemistry of the 5 stars works very well. This is so much better than most of the less than stellar shows on the major networks. (Bachelor, Big Brother, etc.) I hope the network gives this show another season or 2. Since catching the episode last week, I have watched a few more of them and I have to say I have found them all equally entertaining.

Best reality show ever, loved and laughed in each episode. Hope there are more to come!! Loved the interaction of the guys, and their sidekick lol!.,I have watched a few reality shows and I thought they should stop doing reality shows all together, but this show has changed my mind. Great show, great topics and you get to see cultures from other countries. It was an hilarious show, loved every episode. My mom, who is 84 doesn't watch TV, but loved the show and couldn't wait for the next episodes to air. My sister and I are planning a trip to Thiland thanks to some of the things we saw on the show. Please make more episodes, loved it, an actual reality show which makes to laugh and look forward to the next episode!!

I saw the advertisements and thought I would DVR this one so that I could just delete it when I did not like it as I always do.

I watched it last night and I laughed at the antics of these five quite a bit and am actually looking forward to next week's episode.

Some folks seem to be a little put off because they think it tarnishes our reputation overseas or that the show is scripted. I do not think these men will harm the reputation we have overseas any more than they can help it. People are going to believe what they want and it seems that most of the planet does not care for America so why should we care?

Scripted or unscripted does not matter to me, you tune in to be entertained and with this show you certainly are. I just hope this one lasts, funniest thing I've seen on TV in years.

Keep up the good work guys, I hope you stick around a while, we can all use more of your comic relief!

I was not expecting much from this show, especially because it is basically a travelogue and it's all been done before. The unique aspect of the show is that the travelers are William Shatner, George Forman, Henry Winkler, and Terry Bradshaw. Oh, and Jeff Dye--a comedian with one television credit to his name. That Henry Winkler is the guy who was the inspiration for the phrase "jumping the shark" did not bode well.

But episode one is wheels up very quickly and before you know it, the guys are in Tokyo, exploring the iconic elements of the city: Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower, Japanese TV, and a capsule hotel. Again, it's all been done before, but before I knew it, I was hooked. Are these guys really good friends? I don't know, but they seem to have a good time together.

The shows seeks to explore cultural differences, so it is one big fish-out-of-water story. And you might wonder if four guys for whom a flight of stairs is an adventure can really embrace a meaningful challenge.

The show, which is subtitled "an adventure for all ages", allows the viewer to laugh at them as much as with them. These guys can take a joke as well as deliver one.

Surprisingly, the episode allowed for quieter moments, which were a touching counterpoint to the slapstick and sarcasm. As they formed a team to experience some new and diverse--and unexpected--events, the show became a metaphor for life itself, which was moving. Hopefully, they will continue to allow more moments of Zen amid the zaniness, and more insights amid the insanity.

In the end, these are four (or five) likable guys who like having fun. And it's infectious.