Because I misunderstood it from the description, it's not that an individual team might split up, they stay in their pairs, it's that the two tagging teams might collab or might not, right?
Because I misunderstood it from the description, it's not that an individual team might split up, they stay in their pairs, it's that the two tagging teams might collab or might not, right?
This is something they said they've been interested in. The rule book for Hide + Seek suggests having two seeker teams that compete against each other. I expect this was the hardest season to...
This is something they said they've been interested in. The rule book for Hide + Seek suggests having two seeker teams that compete against each other.
I expect this was the hardest season to edit. I'm interested in hearing in the podcast if they pulled in more editors.
Cast members Adam Chase, Sam Denby, Ben Doyle, Toby Hendy, Michelle Khare, and Brian McManus join Variety to play "Most Likely To" and choose who is most likely to take the wrong train, mispronounce Reims, and win "Jet Lag".
Episode 3 - We Played Tag Across Europe (All-Stars Edition) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQQ9FOdzWGE Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/jetlag-s15e3
Episode 2 spoilers I'm going to put this forward for one of the best episodes of Jet Lag yet. It's a bit of a shame to see Sam and Toby's run end like this, it seemed like they had a pretty good...
Episode 2 spoilers
I'm going to put this forward for one of the best episodes of Jet Lag yet.
It's a bit of a shame to see Sam and Toby's run end like this, it seemed like they had a pretty good shot at winning it outright. It's maybe a good thing from the production side of things that that didn't happen.
I love that Ben and Brian left Paris for Laon, only to watch a movie and (almost) immediately get on a train back to Paris. Not much action from the two of them in this episode, though I do like the move to try and fly from Paris to Zurich. Them taking the train south would have put them in the worst possible position if they made the catch and became the runners.
The plan to go to Prunay and then zoom on through while the seekers are frozen was a fantastic plan, that fell apart through really no fault of their own. Their connecting train left as soon as they arrived in Reims, and the bus accident left them stranded for 45 minutes. From the podcast, the accident was them getting a scrape from another bus that had also pulled over. It seemed to be company protocol to wait for a technician to come out, inspect it, and sign a couple of forms before they could get moving again.
I love the accidentally perfect framing of the shot where Sam and Toby do the throwing challenge, it was wide enough to catch Adam and Michelle sneaking up on them.
Adam and Michelle had an interesting starting position. Drawing the pinpointing challenge when they pretty much knew where both chasers were was incredible luck, and the fact that it allowed them to get moving immediately was also pretty cool.
Adam getting the coin flip challenge for a second time was incredible. Nearly 500 individual flips this time, which is just so many.
This season has been pretty interesting. It feels like strategies from the previous Tag seasons aren't working as well, so they're having to try different things. It's been a great refreshing of the format, which I appreciate.
We thought it was so over, but we've just recently come to the conclusion that could be so back, but so back in the way that they would realize it's so back and therefore frees us to prevent it from being so back
Episode 2 reference So any teens around here got a theory beyond busy airports why the plane from Charles de Gaule is a bad idea? :D On another note, episode 1 is on youtube now.
Episode 2 reference
So any teens around here got a theory beyond busy airports why the plane from Charles de Gaule is a bad idea? :D
E02 For one, it’s just a really big airport. My only experience with it was getting a connecting flight. We couldn’t find the gate, asked someone working there (who only spoke French) and they...
E02
For one, it’s just a really big airport. My only experience with it was getting a connecting flight. We couldn’t find the gate, asked someone working there (who only spoke French) and they pointed a direction and said “run”. Which we did.
Potential Spoilers E02 Having been through CDG, it's not an experience I would recommend- either because I'm not certain the timing will work out, or because it's not very pleasant (especially...
Potential Spoilers E02
Having been through CDG, it's not an experience I would recommend- either because I'm not certain the timing will work out, or because it's not very pleasant (especially with a film camera- not a problem these guys will have!).
As a german speaker I found it really funny how they cracked up over the apparent name of a suburb of a city they were going to... *A conversation that happened in episode 5, but not really a...
As a german speaker I found it really funny how they cracked up over the apparent name of a suburb of a city they were going to...
*A conversation that happened in episode 5, but not really a spoiler, in the sense that you won't be able to get any information regarding gameplay from it.*
...being 'Rathaus', while that's simply the translation of 'city hall'.
Also it was kinda funny how the conductor makes a german announcement over the speaker...
*More of an episode 5 spoiler than the other one.*
...that the train has picked up a tree branch on the tracks, an inspection has been performed, they've determined everything is fine, and the journey will continue now. Yet right after that announcement they keep up the suspenseful background music and manage to edit in a 2½ minute clip of the other team completing a puzzle, plus 30 seconds of them speculating wether an inspection needs to be performed. I guess it was a suspenseful scene for english-only people, but I was kinda sitting there thinking, 'okay guys, no need to keep up the suspenseful music, we already know the issue has been fixed and your train will start moving again in a few seconds'. :D
I really like the Jet Lag concept, but I wish they found some way to fit in more information about the countries or regions they visit. I could see how it'd be tricky to not bog down the pacing,...
I really like the Jet Lag concept, but I wish they found some way to fit in more information about the countries or regions they visit. I could see how it'd be tricky to not bog down the pacing, but maybe they partner with some tourist board or something and add infographics into the edits. I feel like you end up getting a decent idea of the country's transit system and not much impression of the country itself.
I've only seen two or three seasons though... the north-south USA season, one in France, and maybe a bit of one in Japan. That USA season was maybe the best in this regard, partially because they're already familiar. Do any of the other seasons do a better job?
Edit: started episode 1 of Snake in South Korea and it sounds like Ben's mom had a similar complaint lol, so they might include a few more tours of the convenience stores, at least.
The most recent one had them doing a bit more intentional sight-seeing. The Snake season in South Korea. They're aware of the criticism/desire from folks. I also think hide and seek gives more...
The most recent one had them doing a bit more intentional sight-seeing. The Snake season in South Korea. They're aware of the criticism/desire from folks.
I also think hide and seek gives more time for this from the hiders.
Episode 1 Spoilers Looks like this will shape up to be a great season. I like the team vibes (Ben + Brian chilling with crepes while Adam + Michelle sweating bullets in the train station only to...
Looks like this will shape up to be a great season. I like the team vibes (Ben + Brian chilling with crepes while Adam + Michelle sweating bullets in the train station only to end up in the same place). Sam + Toby might be set up pretty well for victory now. I'm sure they'll get tagged in episode 2 but they'd still have over 2 days of game time to tag back in and will have ample coins to get deep into their own territory.
I expect the most interesting bits will be the competitions between the seeker teams.
I'm a bit late to posting this, I wasn't available at the usual time myself and my jet lag buddy usually watch. Not that it really matters. It's just a comment on Tildes. Episode 1 spoilers I love...
I'm a bit late to posting this, I wasn't available at the usual time myself and my jet lag buddy usually watch. Not that it really matters. It's just a comment on Tildes.
Episode 1 spoilers
I love how having two teams of chasers competing changes the game. I don't think it would work for a non-guest season, but it makes for fun viewing here.
I think it shows the strength of the show how tense this was with so little action. The runners got to a place, stayed there for a long time (for challenges and curse reasons), then are now moving. But in that time, we've seen the start of some chaser strategy and unreliable trains.
Just on the unreliable trains, on the podcast (which was recorded with a live audience) they mention that there was some rearranging of events at Reims. There were two separate train delays, which is why the talk about a half hour delay then later say the train left an hour late. They didn't feel it was a good watching experience seeing them go in and out and in and out of the station, so they condensed it together.
While they were at Reims, Michelle was calling a local airport to see if they could charter a plane. It never happened, but if they were able to then the group would have to have a meeting to see if chartering a plane was allowed. There was no rule against it, but it wasn't really in the spirit of things. She did end up talking to someone at the airfield, using Google Translate, who wondered why she would want to take a plane to Laon when she could just take the train instead. She didn't know how to explain the situation they were in.
Toby's impressions of the other players were great. I feel Ben got a bit hard done by, but I loved Adam's impression. On the podcast, he said he loved editing that part. He mimed part of it on stage, but since a podcast is an audio only format I can't tell you which part that was.
One of the very first things said on the podcast (beyond the "we're so back") was explaining why Sam and Toby didn't veto the curse. The main reason was the doubled veto period which would have set them back a lot, and that they were planning to use this run to farm coins rather than get all the way to Jersey. As they're the first team, it's likely they'll have another chance at it, though not as guaranteed as previous tag seasons.
Both my watching buddy and I laughed out loud towards the end when Sam and Toby executed their plans to watch the station from the hill. The map slowly zooming out to reveal Ben and Brian being an hour behind was just golden. We did end up pausing for several minutes as we looked at the cathedral at Laon on Maps and Wikipedia. From what was shown in the show it looks like a magnificent building. I do wish it completed one year earlier so that it was the year 1234, but given the built the whole thing in only 85 years in the 13th century I can excuse them. Project management on that time scale is impressive in itself.
Great start to the season, I'm hoping I can get my watch buddy organised earlier so I can catch up, listen to the podcast, and prepare next week's comment.
The tiniest nitpick: those aren't gargoyles, they're grotesques. Gargoyles are functional waterspouts. Grotesques are just interesting carvings. Though I do appreciate them taking the time to do...
The tiniest nitpick: those aren't gargoyles, they're grotesques. Gargoyles are functional waterspouts. Grotesques are just interesting carvings. Though I do appreciate them taking the time to do sightseeing that isn't the inside of a train station.
Episode 4 Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/jetlag-s15e4/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXCNpEOyHSk Episode 4 spoilers Congrats Adam and Michelle! They had a pretty much straight shot...
Congrats Adam and Michelle! They had a pretty much straight shot for their run, so most of the excitement came from the chasers trying to catch up to them.
They do talk about this on the podcast, but this win wouldn't have happened if Adam and Michelle had won the coin flip as to who stayed on the train to Laon. If that coin flip had gone the other way, then Ben and Brian would have made the catch on Sam and Toby, leading to a very different game. Ben and Brian initially didn't agree to the coin flip (this was cut from the episode), but they agreed after it was pointed out that if both teams were to try catch them in Laon, Adam and Michelle would be able to run faster.
They also finally mention what movie Ben and Brian saw in Laon: it was Lilo and Stitch.
As an aside, Michelle is now the only undefeated Jet Lag champion.
My watching buddy and I predicted what would happen this episode before we started. I remembered their coin balance being low enough that a 1 hour train would have meant doing a challenge, which would have probably meant waiting for the next train, which then meant they'd be caught, which was my guess. But it turns out the train is only 33 minutes and they had time to make the connection, so the game was sealed. I'm glad they planned for this in production, more jet lag is always good.
While the train up to the observatory might've only cost 330 in-game coins, it ended up being quite expensive in real life. A return ticket is about 130 Francs, so multiply that by 6 and you're looking at nearly 800 Francs, or 1000 USD at current conversion rates.
There was some discussion on the podcast about the new setup with only two teams. The two other power ups were removed because they would have trivialised parts of the game, but the double stayed because it's fun. The more interesting thing to me was the reason why they made the original winner's region neutral rather than splitting the whole circle in half. If they had split it in half, then the line would have been right where they were standing, and whichever team was running would immediately go "rat mode". This way, the runners have a straightforward goal at the start, which is much more predictable for the chasers, and therefore better for the storytelling of the show.
I'm guessing there's probably at least a couple more episodes left in this season, which means there's a lot that can happen. I'm tentatively guessing that Sam, Toby, and Michelle are going to get the second place prize, but a lot can happen very quickly in Jet Lag.
Having watched Episode 3... ...it's really become clear now how much they've tweaked the balancing of tag to acommodate a second team. Really looks like we're gonna see the first team ever reach...
Having watched Episode 3... ...it's really become clear now how much they've tweaked the balancing of tag to acommodate a second team. Really looks like we're gonna see the first team ever reach their end location. Judging by an offhand comment Sam made during the episode, it appears the season won't end if that happens though, but a run for second place is gonna start from the winner team's end location once they've all arrived there. I wonder if the team that managed to reach their location is simply out of the game (in terms of being the runners) afterwards, or if they could theoertically make a second go for their location in case they're the ones to catch the next runners.
Ep 3 I would love it if the winning team just goes to Paris and hangs out while the other two chase each other. I need that with frequent cuts back to Adam and Michelle eating croissants.
Ep 3
I would love it if the winning team just goes to Paris and hangs out while the other two chase each other. I need that with frequent cuts back to Adam and Michelle eating croissants.
Episode 5 - We Played Tag Across Europe (All-Stars Edition) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orKC0kNQjzQ Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/jetlag-s15e5
Final Episode on Nebula It's wild how throughout the entirety of episode 6... ...the chasers (Sam, Toby, and Michelle) were in theory just minutes behind the runners (Ben, Adam, and Brian) for...
It's wild how throughout the entirety of episode 6...
...the chasers (Sam, Toby, and Michelle) were in theory just minutes behind the runners (Ben, Adam, and Brian) for hours, and at one point the runners even intended to get on the very train the chasers were on, yet the DB delays lined up so insanely well that no catches were made in the end. Can't get any more (un)lucky than that.
Overall I'd say this was a nice and pretty well-balanced season. Much smoother than the south-korea one we got before that.
Because I misunderstood it from the description, it's not that an individual team might split up, they stay in their pairs, it's that the two tagging teams might collab or might not, right?
As far as I understand it, that is correct. The pairs are set for the whole game.
Makes the most sense, was just uncertain, ty!
This is something they said they've been interested in. The rule book for Hide + Seek suggests having two seeker teams that compete against each other.
I expect this was the hardest season to edit. I'm interested in hearing in the podcast if they pulled in more editors.
Right I just misunderstood the description as implying the teams themselves could split off into individuals, either running or chasing.
Related video from Variety:
'Jet Lag: All Stars' Cast Choose Who's 'Most Likely To' Win Jet Lag: The Game!
Surprisingly, no "we're so back". I guess it did not need to be said given the lineups.
Oh thank god
They'll be so back through this season that there is no reason to say it in tralier.
Episode 3 - We Played Tag Across Europe (All-Stars Edition)
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQQ9FOdzWGE
Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/jetlag-s15e3
Episode 2 spoilers
I'm going to put this forward for one of the best episodes of Jet Lag yet.
It's a bit of a shame to see Sam and Toby's run end like this, it seemed like they had a pretty good shot at winning it outright. It's maybe a good thing from the production side of things that that didn't happen.
I love that Ben and Brian left Paris for Laon, only to watch a movie and (almost) immediately get on a train back to Paris. Not much action from the two of them in this episode, though I do like the move to try and fly from Paris to Zurich. Them taking the train south would have put them in the worst possible position if they made the catch and became the runners.
The plan to go to Prunay and then zoom on through while the seekers are frozen was a fantastic plan, that fell apart through really no fault of their own. Their connecting train left as soon as they arrived in Reims, and the bus accident left them stranded for 45 minutes. From the podcast, the accident was them getting a scrape from another bus that had also pulled over. It seemed to be company protocol to wait for a technician to come out, inspect it, and sign a couple of forms before they could get moving again.
I love the accidentally perfect framing of the shot where Sam and Toby do the throwing challenge, it was wide enough to catch Adam and Michelle sneaking up on them.
Adam and Michelle had an interesting starting position. Drawing the pinpointing challenge when they pretty much knew where both chasers were was incredible luck, and the fact that it allowed them to get moving immediately was also pretty cool.
Adam getting the coin flip challenge for a second time was incredible. Nearly 500 individual flips this time, which is just so many.
This season has been pretty interesting. It feels like strategies from the previous Tag seasons aren't working as well, so they're having to try different things. It's been a great refreshing of the format, which I appreciate.
On YouTube:
Jet Lag: All Stars [Trailer]
Episode 1 is up on YouTube:
We Played Tag Across Europe (All-Stars Edition)
Episode 2 is up on YouTube:
We Played Tag Across Europe (All-Stars Edition)
@balooga, pleased to inform you that
Episode 2 reference
So any teens around here got a theory beyond busy airports why the plane from Charles de Gaule is a bad idea? :DOn another note, episode 1 is on youtube now.
E02
For one, it’s just a really big airport. My only experience with it was getting a connecting flight. We couldn’t find the gate, asked someone working there (who only spoke French) and they pointed a direction and said “run”. Which we did.Potential Spoilers E02
Having been through CDG, it's not an experience I would recommend- either because I'm not certain the timing will work out, or because it's not very pleasant (especially with a film camera- not a problem these guys will have!).Ooh it’s Tibees. I see her content sometimes and it’s interesting. I also confess to loving her voice
As a german speaker I found it really funny how they cracked up over the apparent name of a suburb of a city they were going to...
*A conversation that happened in episode 5, but not really a spoiler, in the sense that you won't be able to get any information regarding gameplay from it.*
...being 'Rathaus', while that's simply the translation of 'city hall'.
Also it was kinda funny how the conductor makes a german announcement over the speaker...
*More of an episode 5 spoiler than the other one.*
...that the train has picked up a tree branch on the tracks, an inspection has been performed, they've determined everything is fine, and the journey will continue now. Yet right after that announcement they keep up the suspenseful background music and manage to edit in a 2½ minute clip of the other team completing a puzzle, plus 30 seconds of them speculating wether an inspection needs to be performed. I guess it was a suspenseful scene for english-only people, but I was kinda sitting there thinking, 'okay guys, no need to keep up the suspenseful music, we already know the issue has been fixed and your train will start moving again in a few seconds'. :D
(Episode 5 is on nebula.)
Excited for this! Loved all three guest from their runs, this should be a good time.
I really like the Jet Lag concept, but I wish they found some way to fit in more information about the countries or regions they visit. I could see how it'd be tricky to not bog down the pacing, but maybe they partner with some tourist board or something and add infographics into the edits. I feel like you end up getting a decent idea of the country's transit system and not much impression of the country itself.
I've only seen two or three seasons though... the north-south USA season, one in France, and maybe a bit of one in Japan. That USA season was maybe the best in this regard, partially because they're already familiar. Do any of the other seasons do a better job?
Edit: started episode 1 of Snake in South Korea and it sounds like Ben's mom had a similar complaint lol, so they might include a few more tours of the convenience stores, at least.
I think you might like the New Zealand season (Race to the end of the world).
Great rec, I started watching it and like this season a lot more. Thanks!
The most recent one had them doing a bit more intentional sight-seeing. The Snake season in South Korea. They're aware of the criticism/desire from folks.
I also think hide and seek gives more time for this from the hiders.
Episode 1
Spoilers
Looks like this will shape up to be a great season. I like the team vibes (Ben + Brian chilling with crepes while Adam + Michelle sweating bullets in the train station only to end up in the same place). Sam + Toby might be set up pretty well for victory now. I'm sure they'll get tagged in episode 2 but they'd still have over 2 days of game time to tag back in and will have ample coins to get deep into their own territory.
I expect the most interesting bits will be the competitions between the seeker teams.
I'm a bit late to posting this, I wasn't available at the usual time myself and my jet lag buddy usually watch. Not that it really matters. It's just a comment on Tildes.
Episode 1 spoilers
I love how having two teams of chasers competing changes the game. I don't think it would work for a non-guest season, but it makes for fun viewing here.
I think it shows the strength of the show how tense this was with so little action. The runners got to a place, stayed there for a long time (for challenges and curse reasons), then are now moving. But in that time, we've seen the start of some chaser strategy and unreliable trains.
Just on the unreliable trains, on the podcast (which was recorded with a live audience) they mention that there was some rearranging of events at Reims. There were two separate train delays, which is why the talk about a half hour delay then later say the train left an hour late. They didn't feel it was a good watching experience seeing them go in and out and in and out of the station, so they condensed it together.
While they were at Reims, Michelle was calling a local airport to see if they could charter a plane. It never happened, but if they were able to then the group would have to have a meeting to see if chartering a plane was allowed. There was no rule against it, but it wasn't really in the spirit of things. She did end up talking to someone at the airfield, using Google Translate, who wondered why she would want to take a plane to Laon when she could just take the train instead. She didn't know how to explain the situation they were in.
Toby's impressions of the other players were great. I feel Ben got a bit hard done by, but I loved Adam's impression. On the podcast, he said he loved editing that part. He mimed part of it on stage, but since a podcast is an audio only format I can't tell you which part that was.
One of the very first things said on the podcast (beyond the "we're so back") was explaining why Sam and Toby didn't veto the curse. The main reason was the doubled veto period which would have set them back a lot, and that they were planning to use this run to farm coins rather than get all the way to Jersey. As they're the first team, it's likely they'll have another chance at it, though not as guaranteed as previous tag seasons.
Both my watching buddy and I laughed out loud towards the end when Sam and Toby executed their plans to watch the station from the hill. The map slowly zooming out to reveal Ben and Brian being an hour behind was just golden. We did end up pausing for several minutes as we looked at the cathedral at Laon on Maps and Wikipedia. From what was shown in the show it looks like a magnificent building. I do wish it completed one year earlier so that it was the year 1234, but given the built the whole thing in only 85 years in the 13th century I can excuse them. Project management on that time scale is impressive in itself.
Great start to the season, I'm hoping I can get my watch buddy organised earlier so I can catch up, listen to the podcast, and prepare next week's comment.
The tiniest nitpick: those aren't gargoyles, they're grotesques. Gargoyles are functional waterspouts. Grotesques are just interesting carvings. Though I do appreciate them taking the time to do sightseeing that isn't the inside of a train station.
Episode 4
Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/jetlag-s15e4/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXCNpEOyHSk
Episode 4 spoilers
Congrats Adam and Michelle! They had a pretty much straight shot for their run, so most of the excitement came from the chasers trying to catch up to them.
They do talk about this on the podcast, but this win wouldn't have happened if Adam and Michelle had won the coin flip as to who stayed on the train to Laon. If that coin flip had gone the other way, then Ben and Brian would have made the catch on Sam and Toby, leading to a very different game. Ben and Brian initially didn't agree to the coin flip (this was cut from the episode), but they agreed after it was pointed out that if both teams were to try catch them in Laon, Adam and Michelle would be able to run faster.
They also finally mention what movie Ben and Brian saw in Laon: it was Lilo and Stitch.
As an aside, Michelle is now the only undefeated Jet Lag champion.
My watching buddy and I predicted what would happen this episode before we started. I remembered their coin balance being low enough that a 1 hour train would have meant doing a challenge, which would have probably meant waiting for the next train, which then meant they'd be caught, which was my guess. But it turns out the train is only 33 minutes and they had time to make the connection, so the game was sealed. I'm glad they planned for this in production, more jet lag is always good.
While the train up to the observatory might've only cost 330 in-game coins, it ended up being quite expensive in real life. A return ticket is about 130 Francs, so multiply that by 6 and you're looking at nearly 800 Francs, or 1000 USD at current conversion rates.
There was some discussion on the podcast about the new setup with only two teams. The two other power ups were removed because they would have trivialised parts of the game, but the double stayed because it's fun. The more interesting thing to me was the reason why they made the original winner's region neutral rather than splitting the whole circle in half. If they had split it in half, then the line would have been right where they were standing, and whichever team was running would immediately go "rat mode". This way, the runners have a straightforward goal at the start, which is much more predictable for the chasers, and therefore better for the storytelling of the show.
I'm guessing there's probably at least a couple more episodes left in this season, which means there's a lot that can happen. I'm tentatively guessing that Sam, Toby, and Michelle are going to get the second place prize, but a lot can happen very quickly in Jet Lag.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXCNpEOyHSk
Having watched Episode 3...
...it's really become clear now how much they've tweaked the balancing of tag to acommodate a second team. Really looks like we're gonna see the first team ever reach their end location. Judging by an offhand comment Sam made during the episode, it appears the season won't end if that happens though, but a run for second place is gonna start from the winner team's end location once they've all arrived there. I wonder if the team that managed to reach their location is simply out of the game (in terms of being the runners) afterwards, or if they could theoertically make a second go for their location in case they're the ones to catch the next runners.Ep 3
I would love it if the winning team just goes to Paris and hangs out while the other two chase each other. I need that with frequent cuts back to Adam and Michelle eating croissants.
Episode 5 - We Played Tag Across Europe (All-Stars Edition)
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orKC0kNQjzQ
Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/jetlag-s15e5
Wild how they aced the "rob the Louvre" challenge and got back on the next train with no delays!
In other totally unrelated to avoiding extradition news, they just announced Season 16 is taking place in Bir Tawil.
Honestly nomadic caravan routes would be a hip new alternative to the trains
Final Episode on Nebula
It's wild how throughout the entirety of episode 6...
...the chasers (Sam, Toby, and Michelle) were in theory just minutes behind the runners (Ben, Adam, and Brian) for hours, and at one point the runners even intended to get on the very train the chasers were on, yet the DB delays lined up so insanely well that no catches were made in the end. Can't get any more (un)lucky than that.Overall I'd say this was a nice and pretty well-balanced season. Much smoother than the south-korea one we got before that.