Men in Kilts: A Roadtrip with Sam and Graham

Excellent series but think it's really made for Americans to watch. We can't get it here in Scotland which is weird seeing as it's all about the clans, people and scenery etc. Not enough time is spent wherever they go, just a snippet here and there. That said, worth a watch and 10 out of 10 from me.

I knew it must be good considering how much Sony/Starz was willing to spend on advertising this show. They knew it was "gold". I expected Sam and Graham to be marvelous, witty, charming, smirky and we got all of that and then some. What I wasn't expecting was the high production of this show. It was TOP LEVEL! Brilliant and Award worthy! Kudos to everyone involved! Can't wait to see the next installments!

Sam and Graham have a fun and witty banter throughout the show. The scenery is beautiful and Sam seems to be narrating throughout the episode. It's definitely nice to see your favorite characters from the beloved outlander series as them self and not portraying a character. I think the show has a potential to be very Entertaining. I enjoyed the first episode very much and will tune into see the next episode.

I normally don't enjoy docu/travel/road trip shows because they drone on too long. What makes this one fun is the short snippets that are just right for me. Beautiful landscapes, interesting colorful places. Narration is nice. Banter is funny, silly, awkward at times, but all just fun. Like a breath of fresh air, relief from all the other angry, sad, downer programing around. Netflix take notice!

This is possibly the best travel show I have seen. Sam and Graham are so in sync with each other and their dialogue is full of wit and banter. They are competitive, funny, charming and it's obvious that they have a special friendship. I have a big happy grin on my face from beginning to end. The 30 minutes flies by and it is a real shame the episodes are not longer. It's a quality production with breathtaking cinematography and showcases Scotland so well. I cannot get enough of their wonderful antics.