Jet Lag: The GameSeason 13
6 episodes, – , approx. 6 h 21 min
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 1Episode 1: We Raced To Visit The Most European Countries In 6 Days62 min
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 2Episode 2: Ep 2 - We Raced To Visit The Most European Countries In 6 Days57 min
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?
- Episode 3Episode 3: Ep 3 - We Raced To Visit The Most European Countries In 6 Days71 min
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 4Episode 4: Ep 4 - We Raced To Visit The Most European Countries In 6 Days45 min
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 5Episode 5: Ep 5 - We Raced To Visit The Most European Countries In 6 Days64 min
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?
- Episode 6Episode 6: Finale - We Raced To Visit The Most European Countries In 6 Days81 min
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?





