Rylan and Rob Rinder Series 2
Rylan and Rob Rinder Series 2の全貌を丁寧に掘り下げてご紹介します。
In this series, they visit Rome, Venice, and the Amalfi Coast. In Rome, Rob tries to give a “serious” lecture about the Colosseum’s gladiatorial combat. Rylan responds by asking if any gladiators were “hot” and if they had a “fan club.” Rob’s face crumples like a paper bag. Later, they attempt to make pasta. Rylan puts too much flour in the machine and it explodes, covering Rob in a fine white dust. The judge looks like a powdered donut and says, “This is the worst sentencing decision I’ve ever seen.” Rylan just laughs and calls him “Chef Daddy.”
Rylan Clark and Rob Rinder sign up for second series of their popular
Then there’s the gondola incident. Rob insists they “do Venice properly” and hires a professional gondolier. Rylan immediately starts singing “That’s Amore” in a key that has not been invented yet. The gondolier, a man with a face like a wrinkled tomato, asks them to stop. They do not stop. They harmonize badly. The gondolier threatens to jump into the canal. It’s art.
Surprising Fact #2: The Budget is Surprisingly Low
You’d think a travel show with two famous faces would have a budget like a small country’s GDP. Wrong. Series 2 reportedly had a budget of “three packets of crisps and a smile.” They stay in a hotel that is actively haunted. At least, that’s Rylan’s theory after his bedside lamp flickered. Rob, ever the pragmatist, said it was “just faulty wiring,” but then a wardrobe door swung open by itself and he screamed like a tiny baby. The crew had to pause filming because Rob was hiding behind a curtain for seventeen minutes.
And here’s a wild fact: the show is partially improvised. The producers just point them at a landmark and say “go.” That means every awkward pause, every moment where Rylan asks a nun for nightclub recommendations, is 100% unscripted. The nun actually laughed, by the way. She said she “misses the nightlife.”
Rylan Clark and Rob Rinder head off together on trip of a lifetime - OK