Hamish and Andy's "Perfect" Holiday
Hamish and Andy's Perfect Holiday is a Australian comedy miniseries. It has one season with three episodes, each about 60–70 minutes long. It first aired on the Nine Network from November 17 to December 1, 2019, and later started streaming on Stan in June 2022.
What it’s about:
Two Australian comedians, Hamish Blake and Andy Lee, travel for 17 days across the United States, Alaska, and Canada to find the “perfect holiday.” They let the other person pick the next activity, which leads to silly, outrageous, and sometimes dangerous stunts.
Episode highlights (shortened):
- Day 1, Monroe, Washington: A bus race on a figure-eight track; a bet about a pole dance if someone loses.
- Day 2, Las Vegas: Andy pretends he’ll have a boxing match, but the real challenge is Hamish making him eat Pepper X, a very hot chili.
- Day 3, Dallas: Hamish pranks a man named Eric by spiking his drink with Vegemite.
- Day 4, Haines, Alaska: A wolverine search-and-seek game; if the wolverine finds Hamish in time, it eats a rat from Hamish’s butt; if not, Hamish must eat a cupcake on the wolverine’s back.
- Day 6, Knik Glacier, Alaska: Dog sledding with 40 dogs; the twist is Andy must wear a meat suit and run while the dogs chase him.
- Day 7, Boulder, Colorado: A treasure hunt for a $5 million prize buried somewhere in the Rocky Mountains.
- Day 8, Kentucky: Hamish makes Andy eat cooked squirrel brains.
- Day 9, Sheep Mountain, Alaska: They launch cars in a car yard and test if a pizza can survive a car crash.
- Days 12–13, Nordegg, Canada: Overnight in the wilderness with a Bigfoot hunter to see if Sasquatch is real.
- Day 14, Topanga, California: They team with The Laurel Canyon Animal Co. to write songs for Hamish’s cat Meowbert and choose the best song.
- Day 15, Arlington, Texas: At Globe Life Park, Andy tries to hit a home run in a full nine-inning game while eating nine hot dogs and drinking nine cokes.
- Day 16, Dallas: They attend an auctioneer school and compete to see who can be the best auctioneer.
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