Ep 5. Episode 5

Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father is a British travel documentary-comedy television series starring comedian Jack Whitehall and his father Michael. The series consists of Jack and Michael traveling to various destinations around the world, with each episode featuring a different destination and cultural experience.

In season 2 episode 5, Jack and Michael travel to Vietnam. The episode opens with Jack and Michael trying traditional Vietnamese Pho soup for breakfast. Michael is not impressed with the dish, but Jack enjoys it and encourages his father to try more Vietnamese food throughout their trip.

Jack and Michael then go to an outdoor market, where they try various street foods and Michael finds a unique shirt with a Communist symbol on it. They then make their way to the Cu Chi Tunnels, an underground network of tunnels used during the Vietnam War. Jack and Michael crawl through the narrow tunnels, and Michael struggles with claustrophobia.

Next, Jack and Michael visit a water puppetry theater, a traditional Vietnamese art form that involves puppets and water. Michael enjoys the show and even gets picked to participate on stage.

Later, Jack and Michael visit a Buddhist temple, where Jack tries to teach his father how to meditate. Michael struggles with sitting still and ends up falling asleep during the meditation.

In the evening, Jack and Michael go to a rooftop bar and reflect on their travels in Vietnam. They discuss Michael's reluctance to try new foods and experiences, but also how he has been more willing to try new things on this trip. They also talk about the bond they have formed through their travels together.

Overall, season 2 episode 5 of Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father showcases the beautiful cultural experiences and landscapes of Vietnam, as well as the dynamic relationship between Jack and Michael. The episode highlights the struggles and joys of traveling with a family member and the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone.