Epic Exploring
The Ultimate Bucket ListS1 E11Josh and Cody look back on their epic adventures and rank locations for their ultimate global bucket list.
FukushimaS1 E10The final episode reunites Josh and Cody after months of traveling separately, this time to the nuclear disaster area of Fukushima in Japan; they look back at their adventures and reveal the result of their rankings of locations.
Namibia; AlbaniaS1 E9Cody is in Namibia following in the footsteps of German diamond seekers hearing stories of thieves and smugglers; Josh is in Albania and finds abandoned fighter jets and a secret factory.
Norway; CroatiaS1 E8Josh and urban explorer Steve Duncan travel to the arctic island of Spitsbergen, Norway, where there is an old Soviet mining town waiting to be explored; Cody explores the dark and cruel history of Goli Otok prison in Croatia.
U.S.A.; BelgiumS1 E7While Cody explores lost industries in the "ugliest" city in the world with freerunner Abudi Alsagoff, Josh and his friend, John Yurei, explore Joliet prison.
Armenia; GreeceS1 E6Together with rooftopper Elaina Hammeken, Josh explores a radio telescope from the Soviet era in Armenia; Cody takes a trip through the Greek mining industry of Ptolemaida with traveling companion Elvis Brauer.
U.S.A.; CyprusS1 E5Cody encounters wild animals and thrilling attractions in abandoned Six Flags New Orleans; Josh is in Cyprus where the U.N. peacekeeping force allows him to explore the abandoned Nicosia International Airport and the UN buffer zone.
Germany; EnglandS1 E4Josh and Cody dive into the underworld; Josh explores the abandoned German mining industry and has an encounter with a police squad; in England, Cody explores an old Soviet submarine in the River Medway.
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