Parts Unknown explores the Sicilian way of life, which puts a premium on savouring family, life, and food. Bourdain travels in search of those foods as he eats his way around the island. He makes his home base at the Villa Monaci, on the outskirts of Catania with his enthusiastic, fast-talking sidekicks who counter the otherwise relaxed tempo and epic "food porn" of this episode. Subscribe here for more full length documentaries: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFrO-dKhooOuTtix5dia2_g?sub_confirmation=1 Welcome to All Documentary the home of amazing documentaries! Here you will find full episode documentaries and documentary series, covering true crime, medical, science and more. #anthonybourdain #anthonybourdainpartsunknown
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Anthony clearly expressed his depression all throughout this episode which makes me feel sad. I've watched this and all other episodes previously but I never looked at it as depressive as it is when I'm watching it again now. Rest in peace, Anthony.
Big ups to whoever is uploading all these. This man's work is worth being public domain.
As someone who's dealt with depression, it is touching seeing him begin this episode getting fed up by the sham fishing and having that feeling spiral into a depressive state for the entirety of his trip, ending with him going in to dark yet comical remarks about his mother and lack of grandmother figure. Incredibly relatable how sometimes the only light a depressed person can shine is to make comedy of his own tribulations.
I met Anthony once. Never hesitated. Bought my lunch for me because I told him “rad shoes man”.
Dropping dead seafood in the water for tourists to find is the most Sicilian thing ever.
"Even with the brain dead the heart still goes on beating sort of like pick a Kardashian", what a classic.
Hahaha I remember this episode. Staged fishing is sad, a lot of travel food shows do that though, since you can't guarantee success on the filming day. When Conan went to Italy for his show, the local guide did a fake truffle hunting too, and Conan mocked the sham truffle hunting onscreen.
I'm Spanish and Anthony Bourdain was never well known in Spain. I'm late to the party, but how amazing he was, and how sad he's no longer amongst us. Thanks for uploading!
As always, this is far more than a food documentary. It is a learning experience. Thank you.
I agree with Livin'- I cried when I saw the horrific scene with the octopus and heard his grief. I always wondered how such a talented, wonderful person could commit suicide but I felt his deep pain in this episode. Such a loss.
Rip to the legend , this guy is remembered around the world and loved by everyone
I'm surprised how much Sicilians are proud of their Arab roots. As we're used to, another honest and genuine show from Anthony. RIP brother.
The sequence involving the throwing of dead octopuses into the water so tourists can pretend they have caught them is PRICELESS. The comment it makes on consumerism is devastating and this combines with the beautiful and surreal underwater photography makes for a very satisfying video
i was absolutely charmed by this. im Irish . Bourdain walked between the cracks of all others with his truth. so sad to lose him
Thank you for uploading the show. As a fan, it means so much to me. Looking forward to more episodes. Cheers!
I am "glad" that with the launching of Roadrunner, so many people have begun watching Tony's shows. I encourage you all to read his books. Solid writer.
You had me at 'you won't see him no more'. you are missed Anthony.
I wonder how much that diving trip literally killed from his soul Makes you wonder of all the things like that which tormented him
I can’t watch this episode without crying. It reminds me of my younger days with family when things seemed better.
Anthony at his finest what a classic