Buenos Aires in ‘Parts Unknown’: Anthony Bourdain’s finest moment

[FuturoBA]

Buenos Aires in 'Parts Unknown' is Anthony Bourdain at his best

While the late Anthony Bourdain created many notable moments, the Buenos Aires episode in 'Parts Unknown' makes a strong claim to be his finest on screen.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

Fascinating article. I was a big fan of his show, but don't remember seeing this episode. Will see about tracking it down.

 

[Wally]

Yes, I remember seeing that one a while back. He was here during the summer and it was dead. I also remember he was fascinated with all the therapists in BA and even talked to one on the show. Too bad he didn't talk to one in real life to help him deal with his pain. He had a great show and enjoyed watching him. It should be online somewhere.

 

[Betsy Ross]

I didn't see it but post @FuturoBA if you find a link for it. Loved his shows. He left this Earth too soon.

 

[Blockchain]

I loved his attitude and he always seemed so genuine and unscripted. I looked online but couldn't see it at all.

 

[Vince]

Buenos Aires in 'Parts Unknown' is Anthony Bourdain at his best

While the late Anthony Bourdain created many notable moments, the Buenos Aires episode in 'Parts Unknown' makes a strong claim to be his finest on screen.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

Fascinating article. I was a big fan of his show, but don't remember seeing this episode. Will see about tracking it down.

Here are the places he ate. One already went out of business. They were off the beaten path.

Anthony Bourdain in Buenos Aires: 5 Spots Where Tony Ate

Planning a trip to the Argentine capital and looking for local flavors? Here's a guide to the places visited by Anthony Bourdain in Buenos Aires.

eatlikebourdain.com

 

[FuturoBA]

I didn't see it but post @FuturoBA if you find a link for it. Loved his shows. He left this Earth too soon.

Youtube and Amazon Prime linked me to signing subscribing to Max, but was able to purchase the single episode via vudu/fandango for about $2 although not sure if it's available to you or those in BA unless you use a VPN.

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www.vudu.com

Here are the places he ate. One already went out of business. They were off the beaten path.

Anthony Bourdain in Buenos Aires: 5 Spots Where Tony Ate

Planning a trip to the Argentine capital and looking for local flavors? Here's a guide to the places visited by Anthony Bourdain in Buenos Aires.

eatlikebourdain.com

Thanks @Vince great linke, and that was the big draw, was how he went off the beaten path. Wasn't just another travel show.

 

[FuturoBA]

Yes, I remember seeing that one a while back. He was here during the summer and it was dead. I also remember he was fascinated with all the therapists in BA and even talked to one on the show. Too bad he didn't talk to one in real life to help him deal with his pain. He had a great show and enjoyed watching him. It should be online somewhere.

In the episode he did see a therapist, but I do wonder if or why he didn't continue. The episode was more insightful about Bourdain than BA IMO especially looking back.

 

[FuturoBA]

I was going to tag @sunny as I thought about you where you mentioned missing the career professional waiter. There was a short segment about that here. But it looks like sunny's profile is down? Hope everything is ok, you were a true gem of knowledge.

 

[Larry]

I was going to tag @sunny as I thought about you where you mentioned missing the career professional waiter. There was a short segment about that here. But it looks like sunny's profile is down? Hope everything is ok, you were a true gem of knowledge.

Looks like she is gone. She probably knew that Milei would fail miserably and would be embarrassed later. Either that or like some expats BA got too expensive for her and had to leave.

 

[FuturoBA]

Looks like she is gone. She probably knew that Milei would fail miserably and would be embarrassed later. Either that or like some expats BA got too expensive for her and had to leave.

Larry sometimes you have some good takes and many others I don't agree with, but this might be the worst one yet.

 

[GraceH]

Larry sometimes you have some good takes and many others I don't agree with, but this might be the worst one yet.

Agree! She had great posts. Looks like her posts are deleted so not sure what happened.

 

[Betsy Ross]

I don't believe this site over moderates at least not that I have seen. So if her posts are gone, she probably requested it and maybe asked to delete her profile.

 

[Spend Thrift]

In the episode he did see a therapist, but I do wonder if or why he didn't continue. The episode was more insightful about Bourdain than BA IMO especially looking back.

A shame that he took his own life. Agree about the episode. More interesting about him then the places to eat. Too far away. I do like when they review off-the-beaten places vs. the ones everyone goes to like Don Julio.