An Idiot Abroad · S1 · E2
India
Karl travels to India and gives own unique verdict on its ancient customs and vibrant culture.
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Karl travels to India and gives own unique verdict on its ancient customs and vibrant culture.
Season 1

1China
43 minSep 23, 2010★ 8.2
Karl Pilkington's journey begins in the Far East. As well as casting his verdict on The Great Wall of China, he immerses himself in the culture with laugh-out-loud results.

2India
43 minSep 30, 2010★ 8.5Now viewing
Karl travels to India and gives own unique verdict on its ancient customs and vibrant culture.

3Jordan
42 minOct 7, 2010★ 7.8
This week, Karl Pilkington's voyage takes him to Petra in Jordan, by way of Israel. What will he make of the 'rose-red city half as old as time'?

4Mexico
43 minOct 14, 2010★ 8.0
Karl travels to Mexico where he pays a visit to Chichen Itza. He also tries his hand at wrestling, learns how to become a cowboy, and hunts for a Mexican jumping bean.

5Egypt
43 minOct 21, 2010★ 7.5
Karl Pilkington's journey continues in Egypt, where Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant have arranged for him to sample the local culture. He tastes delicacies including rabbit meat, takes a boat ride down the Nile and is entertained by a belly dancer, before visiting the pyramids

6Brazil
42 minOct 28, 2010★ 6.9
Tag along with Karl Pilkington as he takes up temporary residence in Rio de Janeiro. On his way to Christ the Redeemer, he experiences a back wax and Brazil's famous beaches.

7Peru
44 minNov 4, 2010★ 8.0
Reluctant explorer Karl Pilkington visits Peru, where he is unhappy with the Amazon jungle's toilet arrangements, and fails to impress a local tribe with his hunting skills. Arming himself with oxygen, the Mancunian then sets off on a high-altitude, eight-hour trek to witness Machu Picchu, the fortress city of the ancient Incas.

8Karl Comes Home: The Debrief
43 minNov 11, 2010
Reluctant globetrotter Karl Pilkington is reunited with Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant to reflect on his journeys to the seven wonders of the modern world, considering whether travel has truly broadened his mind.
