Edge of the Earth

Bro there is more to life than watching Caucasian rich kids desperately justify their privileged existence. Maybe your visits to faraway lands could be about something other than getting free sunnies back home. No doubt these fortunate sons and daughters think they are of an open mind, but in practice they're just a bunch of gross carpetbaggers. Like we get it dude your parents bought you passport stamps and the most expensive gear available since before you went to prep school. And now you take those skills to distant shores to harvest cultural yield. Where you no doubt take more than you leave behind (unless you count the trash and jet fuel fumes).

The first episode is terrific and eye-opening. While for the second ,I just can't believe how they get into fights. One of the men doesn't seem mature and what he did was irresponsible. Maybe this is partly because of the bad weather affecting people's moods , but that is really unbearable.

Nah, you can lower me. This review is specifically for episode three. I'm an avid climber and couldn't get into it. Not captivating at all and doesn't do anything to even string me along.

Few marvels of this world are brought into perspective. As the environment takes hits each and every day, men and women heed the cause to stand beside nature wherever the call is answered.

A miniseries which goes to places where there are no roads. Cameras take us to underrated corners of this world.

Well worth the time to see places we may never see again.

Nice landscape shots, but that's it. Goes along like 1-hour commercials for different extreme sports. No story or sense of journey, just bland content.