Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown - All Seasons

Season 1


Season 2


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Season 4


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Season 6


Season 7
The season finale (Buenos Aires) was moved to Season 8 when its original broadcast was pre-empted by coverage of the Orlando nightclub shooting.


Season 8
Episode 7 (Buenos Aires) was originally scheduled as the Season 7 finale, but was pre-empted by coverage of the Orlando nightclub shooting.


Season 9


Season 10


Season 11
Season 11 of the top-rated Emmy and Peabody award-winning CNN Original SeriesAnthony Bourdain Parts Unknown begins with a trip to West Virginia, in a special extended episode.
The eight-episode season, which follows the veteran chef and best-selling author as he travels the globe in a celebration of diverse foods and culture, will also feature tours of Newfoundland, Uruguay, Armenia, Bhutan, Berlin, U.S. Cajun country, and Hong Kong.


Season 12
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