- Culture
- 20 Jul 18
Netflix Add Eight Seasons of Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown
Netflix UK and Ireland have added all eight seasons of chef Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown.
The CNN original series followed the much-loved Bourdain as he travelled to extraordinary locations around the globe to sample a variety of cuisines.
In season one alone Bourdain visited Myanmar in Asia, Koreatown in LA, Tangier in Morocco, the Congo, several regions of Columbia and post-war Libya. He also travelled across Canada by rail and searched the indigenous Andes to find a rare variety of wild Cocoa.
On June 8 of this year, news broke that Bourdain at 61 had taken his own life whilst filming Parts Unknown in France.
Speaking to Hot Press’s Stuart Clark in 2001, Bourdain said: “I can’t live without the unique buzz you get from a kitchen. What I love about the business is that you get thrown together in a small, high-pressure environment with people of every background, personal predilection and history. Somehow, though, you find common ground and become extraordinarily close in a battlefield sort of way. That feels great.”
Parts Unknown is streaming now.
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