The Trip - Season 3
Season 3
The Trip to Spain
Episodes
Txoko
Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon set off on a coast-to-coast road trip through Spain, starting with the picturesque port village of Getaria.
Etxebarri
On the drive to historic Sos del Rey Cat\u243\'5flico, Rob sees how long Steve can go without mentioning his Oscar-nominated film Philomena.
La Posada del Laurel
After sampling Riojan cuisine, Steve and Rob head down the Dinosaur Route and inject Marlon Brando into the Spanish Inquisition.
Nöla
After checking out the Cathedral of Siguenza, Steve and Rob head to Cuenca where Steve is irked by a travelling musician.
Parador de Almagro
In La Mancha, Steve and Rob dress the part as Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, before treading the boards at the Corral de Comedias.
El Refectorium
In the last leg of their tour, the duo depart Granada and reach Malaga, where Steve receives some more unfortunate news.
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