SERIES PREMIERE: Former Monty Python member Michael Palin is a wonderful traveling TV host – I’ll never forget the time he sampled a delicacy called fried pupa, specifically the larval form of a beetle, and gleefully pronounced it “great grub.” Now he’s touring all of Brazil, in a new PBS travel show that premieres the same week that the 2014 World Cup wil be held there. Check local listings.

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Jack Carpone

I watched this show and I do not for the life of me know why it is all of a sudden ok to show underage girls completely nude. I am not a prude but all previous reports I have seen of Brazilian natives have been discreet enough not to do this. I am beginning to wonder about Michael Palin for allowing himself to facilitate this unnecessary invasion of these young girls privacy and inadvertently adding to the stockpile of child pornography in the world.

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