‘Jet Lag: The Game’ Hosts on How a ‘Strategic Blunder’ and ‘Two of the Rarest Moments’ in the Entire Series Led to Season 7 Finale Twist
variety.comJennifer Maas TV Business Writer SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains spoilers from the Season 7 finale of “Jet Lag: The Game” now streaming on Nebula and debuting Oct.
18 on YouTube. Seven seasons in and there are still surprises to be found on “Jet Lag: The Game,” the Streamy-nominated online travel competition show that follows an “Amazing Race”-esque format, if those players filmed themselves on iPhones and participated in more off-the-rails challenges.
Streaming on independent, creator-focused subscription streamer Nebula on Wednesday, the “Jet Lag” Season 7 finale features two of the biggest twists seen on the show since creators, hosts and contestants Adam Chase, Ben Doyle and Nebula chief content officer Sam Denby launched the first season in May 2022.
In the concluding installment of the “Jet Lag” gang’s second 72-hour game of “tag across Europe,” just one of many formats utilized throughout the Wendover Productions-produced series, runner Doyle manages to avoid being tagged by pursuers Denby and Chase in France not once, but twice, and without knowing at the time he had outwitted them and the GPS trackers.
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