Remember how long Adam's streak was? started in S13 and ended in S19.

Now remember when Tom appeared? S13 on opposing team of Adam, and S19 of same team of Adam.

See my point? At this rate, if Adam kept losing, just invite Tom for another game with them being opponents(Tom schedule when

I was playing a round of the home game with my friends and we came to a dispute on whether a hiding spot was legal. There was no sign saying private property that was seen. The dispute came from the seekers claiming the hiders staying in the hiding spot for an extended period of time could “cause suspicion or create the potential to get kicked out.”

Ultimately the hiders revealed their spot after the seekers asked for them to. Afterwards the seekers claimed the spot was illegal for the aforementioned reasons.

The attached pictures are the property that was hid on (with the hiding spot circled) and the rule book.

With this information do you think the hiding spot was legal? We are basing our verdict off of the top comment 😅

edit: Verdict is that it was illegal, thanks for upvoting comments

With them not failing to point out Torii gates, boats, manhole covers, and Tom buying the bamboo shoots, this might be my favourite recurring joke in the show

I've been rewatching all of Jet Lag as background distraction while working over the last couple weeks and have noticed something I'd love to see emphasized for a season.

I really want a season that is team vs team that includes a lot of direct in-person interaction. Almost every time teams end up together creates great moments. New Zealand had Auckland and elsewhere. Capture the Flag, though flawed, had a lot of great moments with various mixes of the team members. Japanorama had a couple good moments.

They can design a game that either forces this or encourages it. I have a couple ideas, but won't get specific here. I'm sure the team could come up with something.

A couple thoughts. Competitive challenges are great, but in most seasons with challenges, if both teams attempt a challenge, the one who loses is punished so much that teams usually avoid the situation. Giving a losing team a softer landing could help.

Doing this does require limited branching of paths, but this has worked well. And, this could bring into play geographies that don't have a widely branching system.

Let’s be honest, the trophy Ceremony SnackZone was the icing on top!🤣

Hey everyone,

I'm trying to get other people hooked on Jet Lag and I'm trying to find the best season to Introduce them to. Personally, I've always been doing Season 8 (Arctic Escape) since it's pilot episode is short and it was my first season I watched but I want to hear your opinions?

I could see an argument for Hide and Seek since every episode is technically it's own story (kinda) with it starting with the hider starting and ending when the rider gets caught.

I’ve noticed a lot of comments talking about splitting up Badam more often and even doing random team pairings in the first episode of future seasons. While I think that would be entertaining to watch, I really don’t think it’s feasible.

People always talk a lot about how different pairings would perform in the game, but It’s important to note that the players spend virtually all waking hours together for 7 days. Not only are you pairing them up for screen chemistry, but they also have to be comfortable spending up to 100 hours together for ALL of the transit and (I assume most) off screen time. It’s not so easy to just randomly pair someone with someone they’ve hardly met for that amount of time.

Most guests have been on through Sam as he’s been on YouTube much longer and obviously met and connected with many more people in that time frame, and (no matter how awesome Ben and Adam might be) it would be difficult for Sam to ask a friend to join the show and then spend the entirety of 7 days with a person they’ve never met before.

Who was it again that likes to hunt men for sport?