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TIME TRAVELING WITH BRIAN UNGER
April 20, 2015  | By David Bianculli  | 2 comments

Travel Channel, 10:00 p.m. ET

 

SERIES PREMIERE: Here’s a new approach for a travel series. Host Brian Unger, whom you may remember from his stint on The Daily Show, takes viewers on a tour of a different location each week. So what’s new about that? Well, in this series, Unger isn’t as interested in what he finds there as in what used to be there – and thanks to computer-generated graphics and special effects, the cities and scenery of today give way to the way things were yesterday. And long before that…

 
 
 
 
 
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Jun 29, 2025   |  Reply
 
 
Time Traveling with Brian Unger is an absolutely fascinating show that blends historical storytelling with modern-day exploration. What really sets it apart is how it brings forgotten or lesser-known American history to life by physically placing viewers in the exact locations where these events unfolded. It's like stepping into a time machine with Brian as your witty, knowledgeable guide. At times, I felt like I was on a curated tour through history—something even the best travel agent couldn’t plan! The blend of humor, detailed research, and real-world travel makes each episode both educational and entertaining. If you love learning about history in a way that feels immersive and current, this series is a hidden gem. Highly recommend it to anyone who believes that the best journeys don’t just take you across distances, but across centuries.
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