After the success of Jet Lag – Japanorama, the 20th season of Jet Lag, Hide and Seek across Italy is ready to be shown in cinema’s all around the UK, US and Canada on December 5th, and tickets are going out now for live showings of the first episodes.
Jet Lag – The Game is an online web-series created by and starring Sam Denby, Adam Chase, and Ben Doyle, sometimes featuring special guests like Michelle Khare, Tom Scott and many other larger internet content creators. They’re one of the most successful up-and-coming YouTube content creators, travelling all around the world, playing childhood games such as Hide and Seek, Tag, Capture The Flag and more but on a much larger, country-wide scale, almost making it some form of educational television like production with plenty of amazing content to share all-around the world.
A lot of Jet Lag’s content is entirely free to watch on their YouTube channel, but supporting them by subscribing to their streaming service Nebula does get you the benefit of watching the next episode one week earlier, as well as watching their after-show podcast “The Layover” and many other content creators, including Tom Scott. Nebula is a project made by Wendover Productions, pushing educational content all-over the area. Each episode is approximately 45 minutes to 90 minutes long, and usually on a weekly basis, often airing Wednesdays.
Hide and Seek also has a Play-at-home version, where people with a passion for Train Transport can travel all-around the world, and play with friends in their own way. Hide + Seek works by the main hider having a set amount of time (in the show it’s 4 Hours), to travel anywhere in the country to hide, and the seekers get questions to help identify where the hiders are (such as requesting a photo of the hider from a certain perspective, certain buildings, the nearest train station, etc) and depending on the result, you can either get Time Bonuses or Curses to play against the seeker, to try to increase the time you are hiding. Whoever hides the longest in one period wins.
The first episodes will be shown live in many cinemas, including Cineworld, Picturehouse, and other cinema’s all across the UK, US, and Canada, but will also be shown in Nebula and YouTube a few weeks later. The nearest Cineworld that is running will be in Cardiff.
If anyone’s interested in Jet Lag The Game, you can find their Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/@jetlagthegame, and their Nebula Article here: https://press.nebula.tv/nebula-brings-jet-lag-the-game-back-to-the-big-screen-for-season-20-with-international-theatrical-event-across-the-u-s-the-u-k-and-canada/
