In Singapore, Byron explores a World War II command bunker, sees the TWO largest indoor water fountains, romps around his favorite airport, and dines at the cheapest Michelin-star restaurant in the world.

Plus: Byron's interview with William Landsman and Pavan Singh of Improvanopolis.

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Byron dodges trains in Hanoi, navigates King Kong waterways in Ninh Bình, and feasts on Bun Cha. Lot's of Bun Cha.

Plus: Byron's interview with the Director of Rotten Grapes Improv, Lê Kim Thanh.

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Byron is in Coron, Philippines, scuba diving to World War Two Japanese shipwrecks, traversing beautiful beaches, and swimming in pristine island lakes. He also attends an indigenous wedding in Baguio where he's suprised by the Kankanaey people's affinity for line dancing and cowboy hats. He also interviews founder of SPIT Manilla and Filipino improv legend Gabe Mercado about their two person show and comedy in the country.

Byron visits Seoul, South Korea and once again nearly gets stranded in the remote countryside. Along the way, he performs with Seoul City Improv and visits the DMZ! Stick around for (or I guess skip to YOU MONSTER) the end of the episode when Byron interviews James Chung of Seoul City Improv! 

Byron explores rural Japan! And ANY cute animal cafe he can find.