Alan Cumming's Paradise Homes
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Alan Cumming's Paradise Homes
Alan visits a hidden Scottish Highlands getaway with golden eagles, then an eccentric cave home in Sicily.
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15 oct. 2026
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Alan visits a hidden Scottish Highlands getaway with golden eagles, then an eccentric cave home in Sicily.
Two families come together for the first time to see bride and groom say "I Do" in Cancun.
Savanna and Jace have a specific request before they say I Do in Punta Cana: a beach wedding with no sand!
Ruairi, Hardeep, and Luke head south to meet local singles in young and vibrant Charlotte, North Carolina.
Gary and Dean go on a game of chance in America’s capital.
Alana and Josh try their luck in Fort Worth, Texas, where cowboys and cosmopolitans walk hand in hand.
Rachel and Paul go on a journey of discovery, luck and love through the Big Easy.
Canadians Sophie and Anna find discovery, luck, and love in Boston, Massachusetts.
Gabby and Jono try their luck in panoramic Salt Lake City, Utah.
Percy and Michelle go on a game of chance in the Emerald city of Seattle.
Danny and Mara try their luck in the Flip Side of Florida, Jacksonville.
Daniela and Carmen go on a game of chance in the heart of the American West - Wyoming.
Mexican couple Gaby and Miguel embark on a journey of discovery, luck and love in sunny San Diego.
In India, from Himalayan Kullu Manali to Delhi, we explore mindfulness, meditation and yoga in daily life.
In India, from Himalayan Kullu Manali to Delhi, we explore mindfulness, meditation and yoga in daily life.
Honoring his late father, Mike seeks the meaning of happiness in Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon.
Honoring his late father, Mike seeks the meaning of happiness in Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon.
In Okinawa we explore the Longevity Gene, moai, Hara Hachi Bu and ikigai behind the islanders' long lives.
In Okinawa we explore the Longevity Gene, moai, Hara Hachi Bu and ikigai behind the islanders' long lives.
In Jordan for Ibrahim's wedding, Scott and Justin camp with Bedouins and visit Petra and the Gulf of Aqaba.
Scott and Justin and friend Monica take a train to Varanasi, then reach New Delhi for Diwali in India.
Scott and Justin travel untouched India to the world's highest mountains, pushed to their limits.
Atop the highest mountain in the South Atlantic, Scott and Justin struggle with isolation and contact home.
While navigating the extensive train systems in Japan, Scott manages to get them to the South. Meanwhile, Justin struggles with language barriers and very different food. Things settle when they leave the city behind to find the more natural side.
In Japan, Scott and Justin ferry to Miyajima to camp among native deer and reflect on their travels.
In the Cook Islands, Scott's commitment is tested while Justin lives off the land and joins a pig hunt.
Scott and Justin meet kiwi friend Ellis in New Zealand, as risk-taking adventure tests their fears.
As Christmas nears, Scott and Justin travel untouched New Zealand, missing the family awaiting their return.
Scott and Justin fly to Thailand for unique experiences, from northern hill tribes to southern kickboxing.
In Jordan for Ibrahim's wedding, Scott and Justin camp with Bedouins and visit Petra and the Gulf of Aqaba.
A year out, Scott and Justin head home via a last Canadian trek from Vancouver past the Arctic Circle.
Scott and Andre join Justin in Spain, then Morocco, climbing Jbel Toubkal, North Africa's highest peak.
Now in Libya, Scott and Justin go from Tripoli to Ghadames, then into the Sahara to sand-board giant dunes.
The guys reunite with Gisele in Rio for hang gliding and football before the Pantanal's dangers and Amazon.
Scott and Justin ride through Madagascar's rainforest to meet the King, finding lemurs and Tsingy cliffs.
Battling altitude sickness, Justin and Scott bike Chile's Altiplano, then reach mystical Chiloe island.
Scott and Justin push south to Easter Island, Patagonia, the world's southernmost town, then Antarctica.
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