@kebeightyfour5717
I think we need a bloopers/b roll video of the trip. There has to be a ton of film left on the edit room floor.
@helenemalenfant5435
Loved this series. Loved Jeff. Please give us more Jeff. The two of you together are hysterical.
@ajsato4206
We all need a travel companion like Jeff. He is on top of departures, arrivals, gates, trains and seats. Kudos to you both for filming, editing and posting episodes regularly. Enjoy your first class tickets👍🏼
@blabla5604
The factory at 2:00 is actually changing the gauge of the train (as in the width between the rails) mid-ride. There's a similar, albeit much faster system in Switzerland at Zweisimmen station if I recall correctly.
@thenikonjones
The entire series was so well done Mike. You guys made us feel like we were in fact right there with you. Not having things go exactly like you planned is what makes travel interesting. That's real life. Now that you've accomplished this, I think your next adventure should be to repeat Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 days! You playing the part of Phileas Fogg, with Jeff as Passepartout! It would be Epic!
@JonathanMcCormack
Sad to see this trip end, loved every video you have done this series.
@fardilrashy9825
As someone from a third world country, Europe has always felt like a distant dream. Watching you two live that dream with so much joy and freedom truly touched my heart. Your journey gave me a sense of hope I didn’t know I needed. I’ve watched every single episode, and each one made me believe a little more that maybe one day, I’ll get to experience that too. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your story—it means more than you know.
@frejatotheworld
That garage in the beginning was a gauge changer, as you wheels changed from the standard gauge high speed tracks to the iberian gauge tracks!
@heatherdavis8843
I am stuck in the hospital, but this series has brought me joy and brought me entertainment in the middle of my mess. Thank you for sharing!
@bjrnrasmussen8035
Fun fact… the ferry next to you at minute 19.00 in Tanger is one of the old train ferries that used to sail between Korsør (Sjælland) and Nyborg (Fyn) in Denmark. Service ended in 1997 when the tunnel/bridge over Storebælt opened.
@ajsato4206
I have loved the twists and turns in your episodes, It was amusing watching Jeff announce the next ride is delayed. I have to give you both credit for having a great sense of humor with every twist and turn. What an adventure you two will remember forever. Thank you for taking us with you.
@geckstar420
Here in Spain Paella is never eaten for dinner, we always have it for lunch! Hence why most did not have it or just laughed 😊
@JosieCoffman
I didn’t think anything could even come close to the canal boat series for me, but this series is on a par with it. Fantastic job by everyone involved. We will definitely need more Jeff too. 🥂🥂🥂
@bani9957
I cant believe this is the last ep 😭😭 we want more jefff! He is such a girl,s girl!! I love hime downie pls do more content with jeff
@Tharrossophy
Regarding the Paella mishap: there seems to be a few misunderstandings about the country of Spain: 1. The Spain was under the rule of the Islamic caliphate for almost 800 years, so there is a lot of influence from that, especially in the south, and paella isn’t a part of that. 2. The kingdom of Spain is made up of several loosely united regions, each with their own customs, and culture etc. so it will be hard to find food from one region in another. This also means that Spain doesn’t really have one single “traditional dish” as they don’t even have one people.
@BadDogTooskie
I am recovering from ACL surgery and immobile for 2 weeks. My mom and I were glued to the series while Im recovering. Thanks for giving me a window to the world and inviting us on your adventure. Gives me a goal to get to moving again if I can travel again and run for delayed trains 😂 And definitely more Jeff! Keep those puns punny!
@Andres_2400
As a spanish person from Andalusia, I wouldn't say paella is the most typical dish of Spain, it's in Valencia. I'd say it's the potatoes omelette because it's done in every part of the country and wherever you go you are going to find it. Paella in Andalusia is normally served in touristic restaurant where the quality it isn't the best because it isn't typical here.
@AfraMasud-hy3jb
Awww man I'm so sad that this series is over. My sister and I watch it together and it felt like we were there right with you! I'm literally Downie's biggest fan and now my sister is too, thanks to this series!
@marekvahle
I just checked Google maps and saw the palace is an 8 and a half hour drive from Marrakech. That's dedication lol
@kn5w