Richard Ayoade takes a different comedian to a new city each episode for a 48-hour trip, covering the sights, food, and culture worth prioritizing when time is short. Joe Lycett takes over hosting duties in the show's later seasons, keeping the same fast-paced format with a new set of guests. Part travel guide, part odd-couple comedy, the show pairs its host's dry observations with guests who range from game to openly skeptical about the whole exercise.

Gordon Ramsay travels through India in this three-part series, trading his kitchen for the country's markets, home kitchens, and street food stalls. He cooks alongside local chefs and home cooks, picking up techniques and ingredients along the way, then reworks what he's learned into his own dishes. Part travelogue, part cooking show, it's a look at Indian food culture through Ramsay's usual mix of curiosity and competitive streak.

United Dates of America follows three British singles as they travel across the U.S. for blind dates with local Americans. Each episode lands in a different city, from Denver to Providence, using the dates as a window into everyday American life, culture, and food along the way.