science he parrots throughout the series is unverified or disproven", then goes on to list eight health claims made in the series that are in fact wrong. Emma Baty at Cosmopolitan and Daniel Fienberg at The Hollywood Reporter both focus on the superficiality of the information presented, with Efron and Olien barely taking the time to express enthusiasm about a topic ("Dude!") before moving on to something else. Kayla Cobb of Decider was more positive, saying the series shows that "Efron was meant to be a travel host", and that he brings "energetic relatability in spades". Accolades Lawsuit A food company named Down to Earth Organics filed a lawsuit with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York in July, 2022, against Netflix, Darin Olien and Zac Efron. The company, which has no relationship with the television series, alleges its image is damaged by the association viewers might make with its products, given the series spreads misinformation about wellness. The company argues their allegations are supported by the article by the Office for Science and Society, where Jarry characterizes the show as "insidious nonsense". The company chose to act when a second season of the show was announced, stating it wanted to prevent further damage to its brand. As of July 2022, the allegations have not been proven in court. References External links 2020s American documentary television series 2020 American television series debuts English-language Netflix original programming Netflix original documentary television series American travel television series Environmental television