Freddie Down Under - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
In their custom-made food truck, cricket legend Freddie Flintoff and his trusty pal Rob Penn set off along the east coast of Australia on an epic BBQ adventure.

Episode 2
On Australia's east coast, Freddie and Rob prepare to swim with sharks before spending the night in an unusual camping spot - suspended over a cliff edge.

Episode 3
Freddie and Rob go up against the country's deadliest when they sign up to a day of snake catching. Later, a disaster throws their Aussie trip into jeopardy.

Episode 4
Freddie and Rob get a taste of toad racing in Darwin and come face to face with a croc. Plus, can they survive a night in one of Australia's most notorious jails?

Episode 5
Freddie stitches Rob up when he signs him up to perform in a drag act. How will Rob exact his revenge? Plus Freddie practises his bowl at Melbourne Cricket Club.

Episode 6
Freddie terrorises Rob with a jellyfish as the boys hit the road one last time. Freddie goes out on a BBQ bang when he serves up a bug banquet in the rainforest.
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