The World According to Jeff Goldblum

I was excited about The World According to Jeff Goldblum from the first time I heard about it at D23 Expo and when it came to it actually being released, it provided a unique and hilarious viewpoint from Jeff Goldblum on different topics such as Ice Cream and Sneakers. From a TV series from National Geographic, I am highly impressed and not only does this show provide humor and that documentary-vibe type of show, The World According To Jeff Goldblum is pure perfection and is worth watching every single episode.

I have always loved Jeff Goldblum's humor. He is very eccentric and definitely zany. He introduces events behind trivial topics such as shoes and ice cream that are truly fascinating. Each topic that he discusses he tends to also participate in physically. It makes more sense when you watch the show. Another thing that he does quite frequently is he relates experiences to his childhood.

The show is great, but is far too zany and eccentric. Goldblum is very comedic, but it sometimes can be far too much to handle. I know that he is the main aspect of the show, but you will understand what I mean as a viewer.

The show is very good because it is very relaxed and it is fun. If you like Jeff Goldbum, then you are in for a treat!

Jeff is as charming as ever, and the topics he goes over in every episode are so unique. Sneakers, ice cream, basic stuff, but got a whole universe behind them. Everything intertwined with Goldblum's amazing sense of humour and charisma.

Well to be fair Jeff Goldblum turns out to be a real entertaining host but at times, beneath all that you can see the content is thin.

I love shows of this genre. Shows that deliver knowledge and different perspectives about things. But unlike others like Adam Ruins Everything, focus is more on Jeff's shenanigans rather the actual content of the topic an episode is about.

I just wish from next season onwards they dive deeper into history lessons and facts....

A solid 7 it is!

Jeff has a personality that you either love or hate. I'm on the side of appreciating his quirks and qualities. He's passionate, enthusiastic, funny and charming and having him explore some of the cultural artifacts in our modern world is both interesting and entertaining. Each episode explores a relevant cultural topic and Jeff educates us with his hilariously quirky but surprisingly down to earth point-of-view.