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Our loveable yet intrepid, open-minded yet fiercely opinionated
host Ian Wright presents the second episode of a unique studio
show in which he shares his experiences of travelling to the
 furthest flung places of the globe. So what are the featured
countries in this show? Well, here are some clues: a cut of
mutton, a bit of silk and an old Soviet spy camera. Yes, you've
guessed it - Central Asia!
After sharing travelling tales with the audience, Ian turns
to his exploration of curious travel toys; today he looks
at the lemon-powered alarm clock', a must-have for all those
clock watchers among you. Ian turns to his bunch of travelling
companions - the types we all recognise: Posh, Tristan, German
and Yob - for some of their opinions on hotels.
Ian's best piece of advice for a smooth trip to foreign climes
is to bone up on some of the local customs - something which
he has often failed to do as the clips of his travels prove.
Sometimes it's not the far-flung places that have the most
ridiculous rules - the US has more than its fair share of
them; it is, for example, illegal in Atlanta, Georgia to tie
your giraffe to a lamppost. Then he reminds us of the grossest
thing he's had to eat around the world; a sheep's eyeball
in Mongolia. As if that isn't enough he launches into 'Cooking
with Ian', inviting two members of the audience to sample
his speciality of the night: boiled sheep's eyeballs.
To round off our adventure-packed show Ian throws it open
to the audience and answers their questions on just what it's
like to have the best job in the world, not bad if his answers
are anything to go by! |
