Season 4

Once again, Morten and Jan are ready to travel out into the world, and this time they're heading to Central Europe. They fly to Budapest, like so many other Danes, but where the majority stay in the capital, Morten and Jan want to go far out onto the Hungarian plains. Among other things, they visit Europe's last cowboys, visit a trippy marzipan museum, and then they enjoy Hungarian hospitality when they're suddenly invited to a somewhat alternative pig slaughter. Finally, they must of course accommodate themselves in the best possible way - at a genuine Zero Star hotel, which offers completely new experiences for both Jan and Morten.

Jan and Morten travel to the former Soviet holiday paradise, Kyrgyzstan. They are truly spoiled with a genuine Zero Star adventure when they experience the impressive Kyrgyz nature on horseback and spend the night like the locals way out where the post no longer reaches. The final destination of the trip is an old Soviet sanatorium, where they get a wellness experience far beyond the usual.

Jan and Morten head to the city that divides Europe and Asia to look at the dark sides of the mass tourism the country has experienced. They accommodate themselves in hell's forecourt in one of the city's most dangerous areas, where tourists are advised to stay away from. A crazy trip that offers raki in abundance, loaded pistols and abandoned Disney castles. An extended weekend with everything that goes with it in Turkey's largest city!

Morten and Jan are thoroughly spoiled when they go on an alternative gourmet adventure in the south of France. French delicacies are in focus when they feel snail slime on their faces, taste the holy grapes at a wine monastery and sink their teeth into foul-smelling French cheeses - all in a somewhat challenged old 2CV that coughs its way through the French mountains.

Qatar is under everyone's scrutiny these days, as the World Cup is soon to kick off. Jan and Morten therefore travel to the desert state to see if a Zero Star adventure is hiding in one of the world's richest countries. Along the way, they experience everything from camels with robots on their backs, partying in abandoned ruins, and then they certainly leave their mark on the oil state when they find the paint cans in the controversial country.

Jan and Morten travel to one of the most visited English cities, namely Blackpool. Every year approximately 18 million people visit Blackpool, and it's pretty much only Brits. Morten and Jan dive into the city, which is known as England's arsehole, to find out why so many Brits go there. It becomes a trip that offers plenty of characters, pints in steady streams, and more Elvises than they ever dreamed of seeing.