The Jet Set (TV program)
American travel TV show
The Jet Set (also known as Jet Set TV) is an American travel-themed nationally syndicated television series which is broadcast weekly. The show debuted with hosts Bobby Laurie, Jessica Reyes and Gailen David. In 2018 Nikki Noya replaced Jessica Reyes and in 2019 Gailen David left the show. The travel and lifestyle show started in 2016 and has been running for 5 seasons so far. The show is produced by On it media where the production studio is located at Washington DC.
Episodes and Broadcast
The first episode of the Jet Set was broadcast on 5 March 2016. Since then total of five seasons of the show has been filmed with each season having more or less 40 episodes each. The show is broadcast on different networks including AMGTV, Z Living, STARLITE, ABC, NBC and CBS stations. The historical episodes are watchable from the website of the Jet Set Tv. The show is available over on demand video services like Amazon fireTV, Roku, Apple podcast etc. as well.
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