Excellent, Without a doubt!!

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

For a documentary about 4 famous old guys traveling the world with 1 new guy and having authentic worldly experiences, this is very comedic. It's Amazing Race without any of the competition or challenges. It almost makes me wish I was Jeff Dye in this show. Every episode is full of fun-filled laughs so it's hard for me to pick a most or least favorite. It really made me want to watch a few episodes of Happy Days and Star Trek. In Season 1, summer 2015, they go to Asia. In Season 2, summer 2017, they go to Europe and some of them discover their roots, like Terry Bradshaw in Sweden, William Shatner in Lithuania, and Henry Winkler in Germany. I can't wait to see what they do for Season 3! They could go to Africa, or South America, maybe even Antarctica! I also look forward to seeing how much closer Mr. Enter gets to Admirable Animations #100 by then. As long as they're still alive in the summer of 2019, we'll know that they're still active and going to fascinating places when Season 3 comes in early 2020 and we have 66 Admirable Animations. It's definitely worth the wait for me, unlike Rick and Morty which has gotten progressively less entertaining since the 4th episode of their 3rd season. P.S. Thumbs up if you remember that Henry Winkler was on Spongebob in 2016, William Shatner was on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic in 2017, and Terry Bradshaw was on Modern Family in 2017. Have a heavenly day! :) (blows kiss) Here's to another season of Better Late Than Never.

My mother - who's the same age as the people in this show - has been telling me how she's been enjoying it and always looked forward to watching it every week.I never paid much attention and dismissed this simply as a show that targeted her demographic - mainly her age - plus she's always been a William Shatner fan, ever since the Star Trek days. It surely can't be for someone like me.Yet by chance I saw the first the episode on a re-run, and could not stop laughing my head off. The show transcends various age groups. Proof that genuine funny is funny no matter how old you are.After watching and being hooked on the first episode, I now eagerly await for the next episode. And will look forward to season 2.My suggestion, you don't have to be a fan of the people in it to enjoy this show. Give it a try and I bet you'll be glad you did.

I laugh and I cry, it is so good! Each actor brings their own touch and truly a genuine approach to reality TV! I hope they continue as I find Season two even better then Season one.

This show is by far the funniest show in many, many years. I loved every minute of each episode. The men each brought their own personality and sense of humor to the show. Many times I felt like I was there sharing each location. I can't remember the last show I sat watching in my living room all by myself and laughing hysterically. The episodes where they were eating a variety of very exotic foods was priceless. One of the best episodes was when they trekked up the stairs to see Mt. Fuji and were so overtaken by the view of the mountain that they broke into Amazing Grace. Many thanks to the producers and Henry, William, Terry, George and Jeff. I certainly hope they do another series like in Europe, the South Pacific or Australia.