Men in Kilts: A Roadtrip with Sam and Graham

Love, love, love Men in Kilts, Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish. Full disclosure...I am a huge Outlander fan, but even if you have never seen Outlander, you will still be entertained and you may just find Outlander will be your next binge. I had high expectations for this show and episode 1 surpassed my expectations. Sam and Graham ooze charm, humor and good looks. Their banter is so entertaining and funny. They have it all. The third star of the show is Scotland in all its beauty and majesty. The Scots whom they encounter along the way in episode one are enthusiastic and dedicated to their craft and seem amused and bemused by Sam and Graham. The 30 minutes flew by and I can't wait to see the remaining episodes. Slainte Mahth!

Sam and Graham were great on the show with such a good friendship. It was funny and u learned different things about Scotland. I enjoyed the different hosts and when Sam lost his bet and ran naked into the water. I liked the funny part where they jumped into the barley. They were just fun to watch and talked about Outlander which I love.

During this pandemic there has been very little to enjoy and to look forward to. Men in Kilts has changed that! Sam and Graham have teased us with trailers and messages for months about their upcoming journey, and now we get to experience it in its full glory (well, in half hour increments).

The first episode is a basically a love affair with Scottish seafood and whisky! We learn about peat, which I found fascinating. We watched Sam and Graham appear in many different outfits (I think I will start counting how many times they change clothing) and tease each other like best buddies do. It is fun to see how much they enjoy each others company. They tell great stories and are the best of friends despite the 20 year age difference.

I look forward to watching all eight episodes and planning my trip to bonny Scotland!

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.

I've never watched Outlander so I'm not too familiar with these actors, but I found this delightful. They have good chemistry and have made an enjoyable show.