I get it. Having a travel show where people go around and explore places is a cheap way to produce a show. The earliest one I recall is the wonderful Huell Howser "California Gold" that ran for 20 years. Recently we have a travel show that only looks at high-end hotels.
Travel and feed your face started about 20 years ago with Anthony Bourdain. Then came "Searching for Italy" which seems to be a never-ending quest, and more recently "Searching for Mexico."
All these shows have at their core the hope that you will enjoy the people who are giving the tour. Sometimes this works, like in the case of Huell Howser who was so folksy you could cut it with a knife, but it worked.
This show is the opposite. The two "stars" are so obnoxious and so self-centered that it's painful to watch. Scotland is a wonderful place with so many interesting things to see. But if I have to put up with these two, I'll switch off.
Travel and feed your face started about 20 years ago with Anthony Bourdain. Then came "Searching for Italy" which seems to be a never-ending quest, and more recently "Searching for Mexico."
All these shows have at their core the hope that you will enjoy the people who are giving the tour. Sometimes this works, like in the case of Huell Howser who was so folksy you could cut it with a knife, but it worked.
This show is the opposite. The two "stars" are so obnoxious and so self-centered that it's painful to watch. Scotland is a wonderful place with so many interesting things to see. But if I have to put up with these two, I'll switch off.