Soo much dudebro energy, but interesting nonetheless. Also, Zac seems a little overwhelmed at times.

I was skeptical and i was wrong. It's interesting, it's fun and the structure of the documentary is quite original (not an expert here, but never seen this mix of nature, eco, food and curiosities).
Overall is definitely worth watching. Sometimes there is a little too much excitement, but it didn't annoyed me.

I'm not gonna lie. It's nothing groundbreaking. There are plenty of shows like this, and I knew that going into it. I don't particularly like Zac Efron, but I don't mind. I don't watch a lot of his movies. Surprisingly here I absolutely didn't mind him unlike his "bro" Darin Olien. He's too hippy for me and he's still too serious.

As others have written here, sometimes overreactions and too many "wow" moments. And Zac is really overwhelmed at times, but I think that just shows how the rest of us would look. Taken out of the world we've willingly locked ourselves in. At home with our PCs and Netflix. I think I'd have the same look on my face that he had.

So yes, this show won't change your life, but maybe it will show you things you didn't really know and maybe, just maybe, next time you'll buy a bag of apples and a kilo of bananas instead of Pringles... _just like I did._

Lost me on Water episode.
Sooo much pseudoscience