Travel Detective Season 3 - Full Episodes | Mystery & Adventure Travel Show | Watch Online for Free | Perfect for Armchair Travelers & Mystery Lovers

Until I attended a travel show earlier this year in Philadelphia (where I live), I had never heard of “travel writer” Peter Greenberg. Though – for three years – he has hosted a series of “30-minute” shows on PBS (produced by WTTW in Chicago), the series has never aired on my local PBS station. I found Greenberg to be engaging in his presentation and I came home with lots of helpful notes.I just discovered that PBS home video has released the show on DVD. I have Seasons 2 and 3 (and only Season 3 is on Amazon) . Anyway, this is a review of Season 3Each episode runs 26 minutes, but there are “supported by” commercials at beginning and end (and they are by travel destinations or hotel companies), so the “core content” is about 23 minutes for each episode. The DVD contains six episodes and each episode has about seven short “chapters”. Green berg is in about half of them. The others are from the “legal expert” (who tells you about travel lawsuits) or some handy “tips” Each episode has a destination feature – a place you might not travel to. There are also sections on “surveys” such as the “city with the most ‘attitude’”, the city with most rats, etc.In one segment Greenberg shows you unusual “group excursions” that you can take. – such as one that Trafalgar Tours gives in Italy where the group cooks their own meal. Of course he never explains how much this excursion costs – but it’s also not a small group.The phrase “fear” is used in a few episodes when Greenberg discusses safety (both in possible bodily injury during a “coup” or health ( a virus), and says to go anyway. Then there is a regular segment titled “Don’t Go there”Not every chapter in every episode is a MUST SEE, but there’s enough here to recommend to those who love to travel. And you can jump to a particular subject easily with the “index” feature.I enjoyed it and am glad I watched it.I hope you found this review both informative and helpful.Steve Ramm“Anything Phonographic”