Rogue Trip

If nothing else is gained from this series, at least watch it for the beauty of the places they visit. I have a deeper appreciation for the lands, people and customs of the countries visited.

I don't find the hosts glib or remotely "insufferable" as indicated by a few others. I can't help but wonder how different any of us would be if we had half our head blown away. Or saw it happen to a parent. It's unfathomable.

I personally liked that they didn't gloss over small debates or disagreements along the way. Like them or not, they take the viewer on an adventure we wouldn't otherwise get to participate in, even if only vicariously.

Solid series that travel enthusiasts should at least check out.

The themes speak for themselves. Outside of that it's authentic, which is the most important thing.

I like this show very much. Mom and I sit together to watch it and we enjoy learning and seeing things we had never imagined about countries that we thought we knew about. While I enjoy the show, I feel the hosts demonstrate how sheltered and privileged our lives and our young people can be in the US. The hosts try to bring depth, but they don't quite manage to.

I enjoyed seeing so many parts of the world that are not normally shown. It was wonderful to see the beauty in Pakistan, Lebanon, Columbia, etc that aren't shown on tv. I think the best part was seeing how Bob Woodruff interacted with his son Mack and vice versa and the people around them. The relationship between them and his daughter is amazing. The reasoning behind this show and why he kept doing his job after his accident was inspiring.

I enjoyed the remote and special places they toured. It was awesome to see a father and son in their authentic relationship. I was happy to not be entertained, but rather on the trip with them.

Hope they take another trip and make a season 2.