Jet Lag: The Game

Jet Lag: Japanorama kicks off with a race across the entire length of Japan, from a start line in the south to a finish flag in the far north. Who will find the fastest route along the country's rails?

Day 2 of the race across the entire length of Japan: trains and ferries carry the teams onward as they plot their routes on the map. Who will find the faster path today?

Episode 3 of Japanorama continues the race across the entire length of Japan, this time including a ropeway ride high above the city. Sam, Tom, Adam and Ben are back on the move, but where will this leg of the journey take them?

The race across the entire length of Japan continues in episode 4, with an unusual challenge teased on the thumbnail: hear a bamboo forest. What does that task actually involve, and how will the teams tackle it?

In the race along the entire length of Japan, one challenge calls for photographing a moving Shinkansen – starting from behind a locked fence. How do you catch one of the world's fastest trains on camera?

In episode 6 of Jet Lag: Japanorama, the race across the entire length of Japan continues, with Sam, Tom, Adam and Ben still in the thick of the competition. Where will the journey lead next, and who can gain an edge on the next leg?

Episode 7 of Jet Lag: Japanorama continues the race across the entire length of Japan, with Sam, Tom Scott, Adam and Ben pushing on through the country. With the finale just ahead, who can set themselves up best?

In the finale of the race across the entire length of Japan, the teams head into the last stretch toward the finish in the north. Who will get there first?

In Jet Lag's new season, Stateside Scramble, Sam, Adam, Ben and Amy face off across the United States, with states shaded in team colours and travel by car and plane. Who will plot the smartest route as the game kicks off?

In episode 2 of Stateside Scramble, the route points from Michigan toward Canada, with the "Canada Wild Card" in play. Is a detour across the border worth it, or a risky gamble?

Episode three of Stateside Scramble keeps the race across the US going, with a "National Park Wildcard" in play beneath the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. What does it mean, and how will it shake up the game?

Episode 4 of Stateside Scramble continues the race across the US, with a flight heading toward Washington DC between Virginia and Maryland. What's the plan behind this move, and will it pay off?

Episode 5 of Stateside Scramble keeps the race across the US going, and beside a frozen lake comes a strange task: estimate a lake. How do you even size up something like that by eye?

The Stateside Scramble finale sends the battle for US states into its last stretch, with the map split between red and yellow and one player on the road while the other takes to the air. Who will claim the states that still matter?

In Jet Lag's new season, "Taiwan Rail Rush," Sam, Adam, Ben and Michael race to reach every one of Taiwan's 243 train stations in just five days. How do you even begin to plan a route across an entire island's rail network – and who will come out on top?

The race to every train station in Taiwan continues, with the teams back on the rails chasing station after station and Xinzhuang up next. Who can stay ahead on the line?

The Taiwan Rail Rush continues: at Kaohsiung Station, a challenge sends the team up Monkey Mountain. Will the climb pay off in the race to Taiwan's train stations?

In episode 4 of Taiwan Rail Rush, the race to every train station in Taiwan continues, with stops including Yilan Station and the giraffe perched on its roof. How many stations can the teams claim this time?

The race to every train station in Taiwan continues, and at Yuli Station a tricky challenge awaits: carry a tower of stacked cans across a bridge without dropping them. Can the stack make it to the other side?

In episode 6 of Taiwan Rail Rush, the race to every train station in Taiwan continues – and the thumbnail promises seven hours in the "Snack Zone," chips included. How will Sam, Adam, Ben and Michael make it through such a long train ride without losing sight of the goal?

Episode 7 of the race to every train station in Taiwan sends the teams back out, from lakeside pagodas to a round Hakka building. With the finale up next, is this game heading for a stalemate?

In the season finale, the race to every train station in Taiwan enters its last stretch, with plenty of stations still left on the map. Who will come out on top?

Season sixteen kicks off with Sam, Adam and Ben playing Hide and Seek across the entire United Kingdom: one hides somewhere in the country while the others try to track him down. How do you find someone when a whole kingdom is the playing field?

In episode two of Hide and Seek: U.K., Sam, Adam and Ben continue their game of hide and seek across Britain, with one hider tucked away somewhere in the countryside while the seekers try to close in. How long can the hiding spot stay secret?

In the third round of Hide and Seek across the U.K., one of the trio goes to ground somewhere billed as England's most boring place. Can such an unremarkable spot keep the seekers at bay?

Hide and Seek across the U.K. continues: one hider heads for cover among rocky cliffs and green hills while the seekers start closing in. How close will they get this time?

Episode 5 of Hide and Seek across the U.K. heads to Scotland, where one of the Jet Lag crew stands backpack-laden on a rugged coastline while the seekers work to narrow down the hiding spot. How well will the cover hold up up north?

Jet Lag's game of Hide and Seek across the U.K. heads into what the thumbnail calls the final round, with a seeker scanning the scene beside an old stone bridge. Where could the hider be this time?

In the finale of Hide and Seek across the U.K., a hider waits out in the green countryside as the seekers keep rolling past by train. How long can his hiding spot hold?

The All-Stars season kicks off as Sam, Adam and Ben team up with Toby Hendy, Brian McManus and Michelle Khare for a game of tag across Europe. Who gets away first, and who gets caught?

Episode two of Tag: All-Stars continues the chase across Europe, and on board a train, doubts creep in about whether the chosen route is the right one. Is it a clever move, or are they really heading the wrong way?

Episode 3 of Tag: All-Stars continues the chase across Europe, and at the airport there are just 20 minutes left until boarding. Will the pair make it to the gate in time?

Episode 4 of Tag: All-Stars continues the chase across Europe, where every train connection on snowy rail lines counts. Who will catch the right one, and who gets left behind?

Episode 5 of Tag: All-Stars continues the chase across Europe, and on the platform every second counts with a zero-minute transfer. Can they make the connection in time?

It's the finale of the All-Stars edition of Tag across Europe, and on the rails a single connection can change everything. Just how much will Deutsche Bahn test everyone's nerves this time?

Sam, Adam and Ben head to South Korea to play a brand-new game: Snake, stretched across the country's rail network. How does a classic game work on train tracks, and who will get the hang of it first?

Jet Lag's game of Snake across South Korea continues, with the chase playing out over the country's rail network in episode two. But are Sam, Adam and Ben even on the right train?

Episode three continues the game of Snake across South Korea, and the thumbnail sets the goal: reach the coast. Can the train get there, and what happens along the way?

In episode 4, Sam, Adam and Ben continue their game of Snake across South Korea, and according to the thumbnail, one of them faces the hardest starting point yet. How do you get back into the game from a spot like that?

Snake across South Korea continues into its fifth episode, and the thumbnail teases a blindfolded Buldak taste test. What does a cup of fiery noodles have to do with the game?

It's the finale of Jet Lag: The Game, as Sam, Adam and Ben play one last round of Snake across South Korea. Who will keep their nerve over the final stretch?

Sam, Adam, Ben, and Amy take hide and seek to an entirely new scale, turning all of New York City into the playing field as the seekers set out to track down a hidden player. How do you find one person in a city of millions?

In the finale of Hide and Seek across New York City, Sam, Adam, Ben, and Amy keep taking turns as the hider while the others use questions and maps to narrow down the search. Who can stay hidden longest in the urban maze?

Six days, one continent: in the first episode of Schengen Showdown, Sam, Adam, Ben and guest Tom Scott kick off a race to visit the most European countries. Who will find the smartest route across Europe?

Episode 2 of Schengen Showdown continues the race across Europe: who can visit the most European countries in just six days? The thumbnail shows two players right at the border between Austria and Switzerland. Which route will they take next?

In episode 3 of Schengen Showdown, Sam, Adam, Ben and Tom continue their race to visit as many European countries as possible in six days, with Czechia, Austria and Slovakia on the map. Which route will pay off?

Episode 4 of Schengen Showdown continues the race to visit the most European countries in six days – and with Vatican City sitting right inside Italy, is a quick stop in the world's smallest country worth the detour?

Episode 5 of Schengen Showdown continues the race across Europe to visit the most countries in six days. With Denmark and Sweden on the map, which border crossing is still worth making?

In the finale of the race to visit the most European countries in six days, one team takes to the air toward Scandinavia, between Sweden and Norway. With time running short, can they still reach the countries that matter?

Jet Lag kicks off a new season as Sam, Adam and Ben play hide and seek across Japan, with one player hiding somewhere along the rail network while the others hunt him down. How do you find one person in an entire country?

The game of hide and seek across Japan continues as Sam, Adam and Ben chase each other around the country, with one of them once again looking for somewhere to hide. Can he stay out of sight long enough before the seekers close in?

In part three of Jet Lag: Hide + Seek, the chase across Japan continues as Sam, Adam, and Ben play hide and seek on a national scale. How well can you hide in an entire country when the seekers keep gathering clues?

Hide and seek across Japan continues: one hider has dug in on a rocky, wooded coastline in camouflage while the seekers work their questions and maps to narrow down the search. How close can they get this time?

Episode 5 of Jet Lag: Hide + Seek continues the hide-and-seek game across Japan, with one player in hiding while the seekers study their phones on a train platform for clues. Can they close in on the hiding spot this time?

Episode 6 of Jet Lag: Hide + Seek continues the cross-Japan game of hide and seek, with Sam, Adam and Ben back on the move among mountains and rivers. Where will the next hider dig in, and can the seekers pick up the trail?

It's the finale of Hide and Seek across Japan, as Sam, Adam, and Ben head into the last round of their nationwide game. Who will hide best, and who will find fastest?

Sam, Adam, and Ben kick off the third edition of Tag Across Europe: a 72-hour game of tag spanning the continent. Who starts on the run, and how far can they get before the chasers close in?

Episode 2 of Tag Across Europe continues the 72-hour chase across the continent, with Sam, Adam, and Ben poring over maps and train connections. Is this the right train to board, or the wrong move?

Episode 3 of Tag Across Europe continues the 72-hour game of tag across the continent, with the chase now heading into the Alps. Can the runner be caught among the mountains and train platforms?

Episode 4 of Jet Lag continues Sam, Adam and Ben's 72-hour game of tag across Europe – and on a station platform, a train is pulling away. What does a missed connection mean in a race where every link counts?

Episode 5 of Tag Across Europe continues Sam, Adam and Ben's 72-hour game of tag across the continent, with the thumbnail hinting at a secret train transfer. Can a sneaky switch of trains really shake off the pursuit?

The finale of the 72-hour game of tag across Europe arrives at an Italian train platform, with one question hanging in the air: is Adam on that train? Could this be the last chance to catch him?

Season 10 of Jet Lag heads to Australia, where Sam, Adam, Ben and Toby Hendy face off in a new travel game built around money and risk on a map dotted with stacks of coins. Who will find their footing in this vast country?

In episode two of Jet Lag: AU$TRALIA, Sam, Adam, Ben and Toby keep crisscrossing Australia in a game built around travel, money and risk. The thumbnail hints at a "wrong bus" – where will that misstep take the game?

Jet Lag continues in Australia, where Sam, Adam, Ben and Toby play a travel game about money and risk, and the thumbnail teases a challenge to memorize 110 flags. Will the effort pay off in the race for cash?

Jet Lag: AU$TRALIA continues with episode four as Sam, Adam, Ben and Toby crisscross Australia in a game about travel, money and risk. This time an airport takes center stage – is a last-minute ticket worth it?

Episode 5 of Jet Lag: AU$TRALIA continues the travel game about money and risk, with a thumbnail promising "Trapped in the Outback" as two players stand in Australia's red wilderness. How did they end up there, and can they find a way out in time?

The final day of AU$TRALIA begins, with Sam, Adam, Ben and Toby Hendy plotting their last moves across the map of Australia. Whose strategy will hold up when it matters most?

Sam, Adam and Ben take hide and seek nationwide, turning all of snowy, wintry Switzerland into their playing field. With an entire country to hide in and seekers on the hunt, how long can a hiding spot hold out?

Episode two continues the nationwide game of hide and seek across Switzerland: one of Sam, Adam and Ben hides somewhere in the country while the other two take up the hunt by train through falling snow. How close can the seekers get this time?

Episode 3 of Jet Lag: Hide + Seek continues the cross-country game of hide and seek through Switzerland, with Sam, Adam, and Ben tracking each other across the map. Who's closing in, and how long can a hiding spot stay secret?

Episode 4 of Jet Lag's Hide + Seek across Switzerland: a hider is tucked away in an autumn forest while the seekers try to close in using questions and maps. How long can a hiding spot between the trees and the city edge hold up?

In the finale of Hide + Seek across Switzerland, hiding for ten hours means victory. With the seekers closing in, can a hillside spot above town hold out?

Jet Lag kicks off in Utqiagvik, Alaska – America's northernmost town – with the country's southernmost town as the goal. With guest star Michelle Khare along, the race begins in the Arctic snow: who'll reach the other end of the country first?

In this episode of Jet Lag: Arctic Escape, the race runs from the USA's northernmost town all the way to its southernmost. How will the teams handle the cold and the sheer distance, and how far will their plans carry them?

In episode three of Jet Lag: Arctic Escape, the race stretches from the USA's northernmost town to its southernmost, a continent-spanning dash where every flight booking matters. How will the teams cope when seats are scarce and the distances are huge?

This episode of Jet Lag: Arctic Escape races across the USA, from the country's northernmost town to its southernmost, with guest star Michelle Khare. And what is a pumpkin doing at airport security?

Episode 5 of Jet Lag: Arctic Escape continues the race from the USA's northernmost town toward its southernmost, with guest star Michelle Khare along for the ride. The thumbnail asks "Steal a Flight?" – can a flight really be snagged along the way?

In the Season 8 finale, the race from the USA's northernmost to its southernmost town enters its last stretch – and a sleeper train might be part of the plan. Who will make it all the way south first?

Jet Lag returns to Europe for Season 7 as Adam, Sam, and Ben kick off another 72-hour game of tag across the continent, chasing and fleeing by train and beyond. Who gets the early edge, and how long can anyone stay one step ahead?

Episode 2 of the 72-hour game of tag across Europe continues the chase – and the station departure board reads full, delayed and canceled. How will the Jet Lag crew of Adam, Sam and Ben keep moving when the trains won't cooperate?

Episode 3 of the 72-hour game of tag across Europe keeps the chase going – and in a square beneath a Gothic church, someone turns to a disguise of sun hat and polka-dot skirt. Can a costume really throw off the chaser?

Episode four of the 72-hour game of tag across Europe: 33 hours in, the chase is clearly taking its toll. How long can anyone keep up this pace?

Episode 5 continues the 72-hour game of tag across Europe – and the thumbnail shows a rat perched on someone's head while the others watch over a video call. So what's behind the question of whether he's being controlled by a rat?

The season finale brings the 72-hour game of tag across Europe into its last stretch, with time running out for the chase. Is there still a chance to catch someone before it's over?

Jet Lag heads to Japan for season 6: Adam, Sam, Ben and guest Scotty Allen play a 96-hour game of capture the flag across the country. How do you guard a flag when the playing field is an entire nation?

Episode 2 continues the 96-hour game of capture the flag across Japan, with a Shinkansen platform and just two minutes to find the others. Who will keep their cool on the Tōkaidō line?

Episode three of the 96-hour game of capture the flag across Japan continues the contest, and the thumbnail teases a challenge: switching a phone to Japanese. How do you get around a country when even your own screen turns unreadable?

Episode 4 of the 96-hour game of capture the flag across Japan continues the chase – and the thumbnail hints that someone doesn't know who's riding the same train. How long can that stay hidden?

Episode 5 of the 96-hour game of Capture the Flag across Japan continues, and the thumbnail now reads "Hide & Seek": one player scans from a bridge while another lurks below. Who is really hunting whom?

Episode 6 continues the 96-hour game of capture the flag across Japan, with one question hanging over the hunt: can he see them? How much risk is worth taking when the other side could be anywhere nearby?

The Season 6 finale brings the 96-hour game of capture the flag across Japan into its last stretch, with Sam, Ben, Adam and guest Scotty Allen. Who keeps their cool when every move counts?

In the season five opener, Adam, Sam and Ben team up with Toby Hendy to turn New Zealand into a giant real-life board game, racing toward the end of the world. What squares, obstacles and pitfalls lie along the road?

Episode 2 continues the real-life board game across New Zealand, with the Jet Lag crew of Adam, Sam and Ben joined by guest Toby Hendy – and a steep mountain is suddenly on the table. Is the climb worth it?

New Zealand becomes a real-life board game as the teams keep racing across the islands in Episode 3, but the thumbnail hints at a roadblock for Team Red. How will they handle this obstacle?

In episode four of Jet Lag, the game continues across New Zealand, turned into a giant real-life board game, with guest Toby Hendy along for the ride. Who will make the smartest moves on this board?

Jet Lag turns New Zealand into a real-life board game, with guest Toby Hendy joining the cast. The thumbnail teases a daunting challenge: navigating the jungle blindfolded – how will that play out?

In episode 6 of Jet Lag: The Game, New Zealand remains a real-life board game, and the race is on for the ferry: Adam, Sam, Ben and Toby Hendy scramble to reach the terminal in time. Who will make the first crossing?

Episode 7 continues the real-life board game across New Zealand, and the thumbnail teases a challenge called "Drunk Math Minute." How do you handle math under those conditions when the whole country is the game board?

New Zealand becomes a real-life board game as Sam, Ben, Adam and guest Toby Hendy push their way across the country, and the thumbnail says the first to reach Lookout Point wins. Who will get there first?

Adam and Ben take on Sam and Brian in a 100-hour race across the US, completing challenges from their deck to claim as many states as possible – with a new twist this season: battles to defend their territory. Which team will plot the smarter route from the start?

Day two of the cross-country race: Adam and Ben take on Sam and Brian, each team trying to claim as many US states as possible, complete challenges from their deck, and defend their territory with this season's new twist, battles. Who can hold their ground once the fights begin?

Day three of the race for the most US states: Adam and Ben take on Sam and Brian, claiming states through challenges from their deck and defending them in this season's new battles. The thumbnail teases a hunt for the most birds – how will the map shift today?

Day 4 of the race to control the most US states: Adam and Ben take on Sam and Brian, and outside LAX a challenge awaits that sounds like pure luck – find a four-leaf clover. Can you really count on luck when entire states are on the line?

In the Season 4 finale, Adam and Ben face off against Sam and Brian one last time in the fight for control of the most US states – and according to the thumbnail, whoever reaches the Grand Canyon first gets Arizona. Who will get there first, and what will it mean for the race for the map?

Adam, Sam and Ben kick off a 72-hour game of tag stretched across an entire continent. With trains, buses and strategy as their only tools, how long can a runner stay one step ahead in Europe?

The 72-hour game of tag across Europe continues in episode two, with Adam, Sam and Ben chasing each other across the continent by train. Who will keep their cool in this cat-and-mouse game on the rails?

Episode 3 continues the 72-hour game of tag across Europe, as Adam, Sam and Ben chase each other over borders – and with Notre-Dame in the background, someone shows up in disguise. Can anyone stay one step ahead?

In episode 4 of the 72-hour game of tag across Europe, things get tight in Paris: according to the thumbnail, there are just 40 minutes to get out of the city. Is that enough time to slip away?

Episode 5 continues the 72-hour game of tag across Europe, with Adam, Sam and Ben chasing each other by train and by phone map across the continent. But what's going on at the airport, and who's really one step ahead this time?

In episode 6 of their 72-hour game of tag across Europe, the Jet Lag crew is racing the clock: per the thumbnail, two of them have just two minutes to catch their target before the train pulls out. Can the chasers close the gap in time?

The season 3 finale of the 72-hour game of tag across Europe kicks off, with Adam, Sam and Ben racing, plotting and scheming against the clock one last time. Who will keep their cool on the home stretch?

In season two of Jet Lag: The Game, Adam, Sam and Ben race each other to circumnavigate the globe in just 100 hours. Right from the start their routes split in very different directions – whose plan will hold up?

Day 2 of the race around the world: Adam, Sam and Ben push on in their bid to circle the globe in 100 hours, with a go-kart challenge in an Italian town promising extra cash. How far can a homemade kart really take them?

Day 3 of the 100-hour race around the globe: Adam, Sam and Ben face long flights and fresh challenges that could shift the race. Who will make the most of the dwindling hours?

Day 4 of the 100-hour race around the globe: Adam, Sam and Ben face challenges where even a bungee jump can earn cash. Who takes the leap, and is there still enough time?

Day 5 of the race around the world: Adam, Sam and Ben are still trying to circle the globe in just 100 hours, and the clock keeps ticking. How far will they get today, and what awaits them up in the air?

Sam, Adam and Ben play Connect 4 on a map of the United States, where claiming a space means actually travelling to that state. Who will manage to link four states in a row first?

In part two of Connect 4 Across America, Adam and Ben fly 1,200 miles to disrupt their boss Sam's plan, with every claimed spot on the US map counting toward four in a row. Will their bold strategy pay off, or is Sam already a move ahead?

In the third episode of "Connect 4 Across America," Adam, Sam and Ben keep battling to claim US states for their teams – until a flight gets diverted at the worst possible moment. What will that do to their plans on the big strategy day?