The only problem I had with the Jamaica episode was the amount of time spent in the cave. I love Jamaica. I'm about to go back for my fifteenth time. There is something about it that speaks to me. It started as a tourist thing, although never in a gated resort, and is now a much deeper love. I've met the fishing boats in early morning to get the food for the dinner that night. I wish he'd shown that. The local artists, the diversity, the mix of new...the changes in the way the Jamaicans are cooking their foods in my lifetime with the advent of propane stoves in the country. He did show some of the Rastafarian lifestyle and that it goes much deeper than Ganja, and some of the ital food, but there is so much missing. Actually, a one hour show can't scratch the surface. It almost would have been better if they had called it the, Kingston, Jamaica episode. Since much of the show focused on Kingston. A part of Jamaica most tourists would never get to. A city I love, even though I've been robbed at gunpoint there. I think I need to start planning a trip.
