Samantha Brown TV Shows

Passport to Europe

82/100

Travel hostess Samantha Brown explores some of the most delectable destinations on the European continent.

Splatalot

54/100

Splatalot is a hilarious medieval-themed physical game show geared to the tween audience, featuring an extreme obstacle course with heaps and loads of splats and spills. Each episode ... See full summary »

Metropolis

78/100

Metropolis explores one important world city each episode, uncovering rich historical secrets behind its extraordinary location.

Great Hotels

87/100

Take a lively armchair visit to some of the exceptional resort hotels throughout the United States. Along the way, host Samantha Brown will experience, first-hand, why these hotel ... See full summary »

Samantha Brown's Great Weekends

68/100

Put down the guidebooks and join Samantha Brown as she uncovers the iconic locations, hidden gems and, as always, the vibrant people on her travels around the country and the globe.

Samantha Brown: Passport to Latin America

75/100

Hola, Samantha! Travel expert Samantha Brown is back and headed south of the border to experience the passion, color and diversity of Latin America. During her adventures, Samantha offers ... See full summary »

Worst Bakers in America

75/100

The Food Network brings together the worst bakers in the US, making two teams with the help of renown bakers Duff Goldman and Lorraine Pascale, pitting them against each other for a grueling six weeks to see who is the best of the worst.

Destination Showdown

DESTINATION SHOWDOWN pits two popular vacation spots against each other in 3 rounds of fun, fast-paced competition. Cuisine, hotels and activities in each place go head to head before our travel experts declare a winner.

Samantha Brown: Passport to China

79/100

Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Holiday Special

60/100

Samantha Brown's Cash Attack

Travel Hacks

50/50

"50/50" is an action-packed, 50-hour getaway worth $50,000 that starts when two Travel Channel hosts find unsuspecting people on the street and ask a simple question -- can you leave right now?