Episode list

Three Sheets

Three Sheets to Croatia
Zane steps behind the fortress walls of Croatia to find homemade Grappa and Marask flowing. When he arrives in Dubrovnik, Zane crashes a pub-crawl and does his best to keep up with some hard-drinking Croats through a very long night.
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Three Sheets to Japan
Japan is a country that prides itself on its traditions, even when it comes to drinking. Zane adds his own unique touch to these traditions, as he explores all things sake, from a brewery to the bars. Kampai!
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Three Sheets to Czech Republic
Beautiful Bohemia, land of the magical city of Prague and host to super tourist Zane Lamprey, who takes in all the sights. And by sights, we mean Absinth bars and chugging contests at the legendary U Fleku beer hall.
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Three Sheets to Philippines
Have you ever tasted bubble gum-flavored Lambanog? How about a drink at a bar that only employs, um, "little people"? These are just some of the customs that Zane takes on when he lands in the Philippines.
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Three Sheets to Venice
Since food and drink are at the heart of Venice?s culture, Zane dives head-first into both (but especially the drink part). Zane begins by cooking a traditional Italian meal with some pros, but then soon enough hits the bars.
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Three Sheets to Taipei
Zane joins locals for some drinking games and fried crickets the size of Buffalo wings. His drinking binge leads him to the infamous Snake Alley, where the most exotic concoctions in ?Three Sheets? history are found.
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Three Sheets to Munich
Zane kicks off his Bavarian binge with a joyride on the world famous Autobahn on his way to Oktoberfest. Zane?s mission is to hit as many tents as he can in one wild night during the world?s largest celebration of beer, pretzels, lederhosen and?beer.
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Three Sheets to Puerto Rico
At the birthplace of Pina Colada, Zane hits the beaches and the bars for a crash course in Bacardi 101. By the end, he's behind the bar mixing the drinks and on the sand drinking rum out of a coconut. Just watch out for the local hangover cure?
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Three Sheets to South Korea
It's Soju-time when Zane takes on Seoul and South Korea, not a place for drinking amateurs. Follow Zane as he explores the outdoor "Soju Tents" and experiences the mysterious "Ginseng Booze."
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Three Sheets to Kentucky
Zane's college drinking buddy, Steve McKenna, accompanies him as he tours the bourbon belt. They partake in "Special Water" from a mason jar and learn the history of moonshine. Zane and Steve prove you don't have to travel abroad for unusual drinking.
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Glory

Glory

The story opens in the office of an oil company. The president received a letter from a friend notifying him there is oil in the town of Glory. He forms a dummy railroad company and sends a representative to Glory to get rights to the property by promising that the dummy company will establish a station at Glory. While getting the rights to the property, the oil representative goes through what he supposes a fake marriage with the postmistress of the village. Time passes and the postmistress leaves the village for a neighboring town, where she gives birth to a child. Unable to support the child, she brings the baby to the village hotel run by two Germans, and, under cover of darkness, leaves the baby there. The baby is adopted by the village, named Glory Glory, and brought up by the two Germans. In the meantime the mother has made her way to the city and drops from exhaustion in front of the president of the oil company's house, when she is picked up and carried in. Upon examination by the doctor he finds the fall has caused her to lose her memory. The president is a widower and upon the woman's recovery decides to have her stay as governess and bring up his young son. Several years pass by and both Glory and the president's son are grown up. They accidentally meet and fall in love. The oil company decides to take possession of the property at Glory and then a fight ensues, the son taking sides with the girl he loves and her people. During the lapse of years the man who put through the original deal for the oil company and who married the postmistress has risen to be a judge. The case is brought before him and he dismissed the charges of the citizens of Glory. The son decides to assist and steals the papers relative to the case. The judge and president of the company finally decide to make restitution. The marriage is found to be legal. The people get the oil property back, and Glory is happy with her sweetheart.

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