In his latest documentary, Michael Palin embarks on an epic journey back to his roots, tracing the twists and turns of his life. From childhood summers spent in rural England to years spent traveling the world as a children's television presenter, this travelogue series takes us deep into the heart of our beloved BBC personality.
With characteristic wit and curiosity, Palin recounts memories of his time at the BBC, from hosting "The Two Ronnies" to becoming a household name. But it's not just about nostalgia - we also see him navigating the challenges of fame, interviewing some of his closest friends and colleagues, and confronting the pressures that come with being an international celebrity.
As he reflects on his experiences, Palin reveals a more vulnerable side than we've ever seen before. With humor, insight, and a keen eye for observation, he shares stories that will resonate with anyone who's ever felt like they don't quite fit in. This is a deeply personal and engaging exploration of what it means to be Michael Palin - and how the man has evolved over time.