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Apple TV+ announces third season for globetrotting travel series “The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy”

Today, Apple TV+ announced a third season renewal for the multi-award-winning travel series “The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy,” hosted and executive produced by Emmy Award winner Eugene Levy (“Schitt’s Creek”). The eight-episode third season will follow Levy on a truly global adventure as he attempts to curate his own ‘ultimate travel bucket list.’ If he’s to inch closer to becoming a real traveler, he’ll need to tick off some of the world's must-do experiences. Trouble is, he doesn’t have a clue where to start.

Since its global debut, “The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy” has received great acclaim from critics around the world. Hailed as “dazzling, delightful … and gorgeously filmed,” and “perhaps the perfect blend of travel documentary and pure comedy,” the series features host Levy who is “an absolute delight to watch” and “endlessly entertaining.” The series was also recently honored with wins for Best Travel/Adventure Show and Best Unstructured Series at the Critics Choice Real TV Awards. The complete first and second seasons are now streaming globally on Apple TV+.

“I really appreciate what this show is trying to do for me,” said host and executive producer Eugene Levy. But to be a real seasoned traveler, you need to have a strong sense of adventure and curiosity, and I’m ashamed to say over the past two seasons I’ve developed neither. But I have to admit I’m having a lot of fun putting in the effort. So the beat goes on, apparently.”

After conquering some of his greatest fears in seasons one and two, Levy admits, his travels have changed him for the better. Now, he is back on the road for an adventure that promises to broaden his horizons more than any other. Join him for this all-new eye-opening trip!

The series is produced for Apple TV+ by Twofour and is executive produced by Levy, David Brindley, Nic Patten, Sara Brailsford, Iain Peckham and Lily Fitzpatrick.

“The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy” is part of a growing lineup of acclaimed and award-winning nonfiction programming on Apple TV+, including “The Dynasty: New England Patriots,” a new documentary event series about the New England Patriots, from Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Documentaries, in association with NFL Films; “Hollywood Con Queen,” featuring the shocking story of one of Hollywood’s biggest scams, from executive producer Chris Smith; and, “Messi’s World Cup: The Rise of a Legend,” the first official and definitive account of Messi’s sensational career with the Argentina national football team and his five FIFA World Cup appearances, including his 2022 win, among many others.

Apple TV+ offers premium, compelling drama and comedy series, feature films, groundbreaking documentaries, and kids and family entertainment, and is available to watch across all of a user’s favorite screens. After its launch on November 1, 2019, Apple TV+ became the first all-original streaming service to launch around the world, and has premiered more original hits and received more award recognitions faster than any other streaming service in its debut. To date, Apple Original films, documentaries and series have earned 496 wins and 2,171 award nominations and counting, including multi-Emmy Award-winning comedy “Ted Lasso” and historic Oscar Best Picture winner “CODA.”

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Dylan Dreyer missing from Today Show as she prepares to leave co-stars behind on venture close to her heart

The nbc star is always on the go.

Dylan Dreyer has an exciting few days ahead of her far away from the Today Show studios and family in New York City! 

The NBC star was missing from action on Wednesday's Third Hour Show, and that's because she was getting ready to co-host the Royal Ascot coverage in the UK. 

Dylan re-shared a post from her NBC co-star, Britney Eurton, who had posted a countdown picture featuring herself, Dylan, and their co-stars reporting from Royal Ascot last year. 

In the caption, she wrote: "T-minus five days until this quartet is reunited on @nbc. Tune in to @peacock starting tomorrow for full coverage of the Royal Meeting! Royal Ascot is almost here!" 

Dylan is a huge fan of the races and flew to Kentucky to cover the Kentucky Derby back in May. 

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The children's author has been attending Royal Ascot since 2018, and during her first year, she expressed her excitement at going to the iconic event for the first time. 

In footage posted on Ascot Racecourse's social media page, she said: "This is my first Royal Ascot, my first time in England, so there are so many firsts I'm experiencing." 

She then added laughing: "It's been sunny since I got off the plane so I hear the weather is always this fantastic here." 

Dylan also made reference to the late Queen, who she was lucky enough to meet during her first year working there. 

She said: "I was able to watch the Queen throughout the procession just pass us, it seemed like feet away from us and I swear she was waving right at me although it could have been the person behind me I don't know." 

When asked about her perspective of the event as an American, she replied: "I would say that Ascot is different because it's so much more British, which from American eyes is so much more classy. I don't want to insult anyone back in the US but the British have fashion nailed down, it's absolutely beautiful here!" 

Since her first stint co-hosting Royal Ascot for NBC, Dylan has expanded her family, and has written four children's books. She shares sons Calvin, six, Oliver, four, and Rusty, two, with her husband Brian Fierra. 

The couple are raising their children in a two-bedroom apartment in New York City, and recently Dylan's co-star Craig Melvin went over to her home to help babysit her boys as part of a dare on the  Today Show . 

Dylan and Brian also have a beautiful home by the coast in New York, where they tend to spend weekends and the holidays. Their house is a stone's throw away from the beach, allowing for plenty of room for their sons to run around outside.

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Wildfires force New Mexico village of Ruidoso to evacuate homes: See map

The village of ruidoso ordered all of its residents to evacuate: 'please do not try to gather belongings or protect your home - go now'..

Two wildfires burned through thousands of acres in New Mexico and residents were ordered to evacuate as the fires developed rapidly. Videos show smoke from the fire billowing into the sky, looking like orange clouds, as people watch nearby.

"I strongly urge residents of Ruidoso and the surrounding areas to remain calm and heed official instructions to help minimize risk," said New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham in a statement on Tuesday.

The South Fork Fire and the Salt Fire were discovered on Monday. The fires, which are burning on tribal land, prompted mandatory evacuations for the entire Village of Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs, a two-hour drive southeast of Albuquerque.

The cost of the damage done by the fires is unknown, according to USA TODAY's data .

By early Monday evening, the flames damaged multiple structures, states  the New Mexico Forestry Division , but how many remains unknown.

"My administration is in close contact with state, tribal and federal officials about the status of these fast-moving fires, and we are quickly deploying as many resources as possible to protect people and property," said Grisham.

Map of New Mexico wildfires

Which communities are being evacuated.

The following areas are under mandatory evacuation orders, states the Village of Ruidoso's website:

• All of Ruidoso Downs
• All of the Village of Ruidoso
• All the areas "west of Highway 48"
• All of Alto "up to the Outlaw Golf Course"
• All of Gavilan Canyon Road from Highway 48 "to McDonald's."
• Alpine Village
• Brady Canyon
• Cedar Creek
• Lower Eagle Creek
• Ponderosa Heights
• Sierra Vista
• Ski Run Road
• Sonterra 1, 2, and 3
• Upper Canyon
• Villa Madonna
• West Gavilan

The Village of Ruidoso is demanding people leave immediately.

"Please do not try to gather belongings or protect your home - GO NOW," the Village of Ruidoso said in a post on X .

What streets in Ruidoso are closed?

The following roads and highways are closed to traffic, said the village in another tweet :

• Highway 70 closed from Highway 244 to the east Reservation line.
• Highway 48 is closed from Alpine Village to State Highway 220.
• State police closed Carrizo Canyon Road to all traffic.

Evacuation routes:

"The evacuation route is via Highway 70 and out towards Roswell," states the city's website.

Where can people in Ruidoso evacuate to?

The following locations are open to people evacuating, according to multiple tweets from the village:

• ENMU-Roswell gym : The Red Cross set up an emergency shelter for evacuees. If it's full, Godfrey Athletic Center is a secondary option.
• Lea County Fairgrounds : The location has Stables and RV hookups, but the village asks that people contact Fairgrounds Director Wyatt Duncan at 575-333-0252.

Other places evacuees can go to according to the village's website:

• Capitan High School - Capitan, New Mexico, 88316
• Carrizozo High School - 800 D Ave., Carrizozo, New Mexico, 88301
• Christ Community Church - 2960 N. Scenic Drive, Alamogordo, New Mexico, 88310
• Church on the Move - 901 W. Brasher Road, Roswell, New Mexico, 88203
• Church on the Move Dream Center - 2700 W. 2nd St, Roswell, New Mexico, 88201
• Eastern New Mexico University - 52 University Blvd., Roswell, New Mexico, 88203
• Godfrey Athletic Center - 101 W. College Blvd., Roswell, New Mexico, 88201
• Inn of the Mountain Gods - 287 Carrizo Canyon Road, Mescalero, New Mexico, 88340

Shelters for the animals of evacuees:

THe following locations provide shelters to animals, according to the village:

• Mescalero Rodeo Grounds, for livestock - Rodeo Grounds Road, Mescalero, New Mexico, 88340
• Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds - 2500 S.E. Main St., Roswell, New Mexico 88203
• Lea County Fairgrounds - 101 S. Commercial St., Lovington, New Mexico 88260

Emergency operations relocated

"The Emergency Operations Center for the Ruidoso Fire Department has been relocated to the County Courthouse in Carrizozo," said the Village of Ruidoso.

They can be reached at the following lines for information:

• 575-937-7785
• 575-973-5604
• 575-973-8977

Contributing: Adam D. Young , Alex Driggars ; Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Julia is a trending reporter for USA TODAY. She has covered various topics, from local businesses and government in her hometown, Miami, to tech and pop culture. You can connect with her on  LinkedIn  or follow her on  X, formerly Twitter ,  Instagram  and  TikTok : @juliamariegz

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Which Family Guy Characters Can Understand Stewie

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• Brian and Stewie's time travel episodes are standout adventures on Family Guy, delivering both fun and emotional moments.
• The time machine is a favorite pastime for Brian and Stewie, and they are often at the center of time-travel shenanigans.
• The clever writing and boundary-pushing humor in the time travel episodes make them among the best on Family Guy .

The Family Guy time travel episodes are always memorable adventures, with Brian and Stewie visiting all kinds of different eras in history. Brian and Stewie are often thrown together in a lot of madcap situations, from their many road trips to episodes exploring their strange relationship . These episodes are always memorable, but on special occasions, fans are treated to the Stewie and Brian time travel episodes which take their adventures on Family Guy to a whole other level.

One of Brian and Stewie's favorite pastimes is using Stewie's time machine in the Family Guy time travel episodes. Season 1 of Family Guy showed Stewie building the time machine to avoid the pain of teething. While several different Family Guy characters have used the device to travel in time , Stewie and Brian are always at the center of time-travel shenanigans . Stewie and Brian use the Family Guy time travel episodes to have plenty of fun and deliver some of the more emotional moments in the show's history.

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8 "The Road To Germany"

Season 7, episode 3.

The first of the Family Guy time travel episodes on which Stewie and Brian embark came during season 7, episode 3, with "Road to Germany." The episode begins with Mort Goldman stumbling into Stewie's time machine while at the Griffins' house after mistaking it for a bathroom. Stewie and Brian decide to follow Mort to the past to bring him back. This takes them to 1939 Germany at the precipice of World War II . In "Road to Germany", they quickly find Mort but realize that the return pad is broken.

In what's gone on to be known as one of the darkest Family Guy episodes , Brian, Mort, and Stewie travel to England while being pursued by Nazis to obtain more uranium fuel, which powers this version of the return pad. They manage to get the uranium after Stewie poses as Hitler and return home safely, 30 seconds before Mort originally enters Stewie's room . To ensure these events don't repeat themselves, though, Stewie kills the version of Mort who traveled through time by putting him in the time machine and blowing it up.

7 "The Big Bang Theory"

Season 9, episode 6.

The next Stewie and Brian Family Guy time travel episode is season 9, episode 6, titled "The Big Bang Theory." The episode isn't a crossover with the hit sitcom of the same name, but instead is a tale about Stewie nearly being erased from the universe. It begins with Stewie using the time machine to make fun of Brian, leading to the two pals fighting over control of it. This takes them outside the space-time continuum and Stewie discovers that he created the universe with the Big Bang.

After returning to the right point in time, Stewie's half-brother Bertram decides to use the time machine to erase Stewie from existence. This forces Stewie and Brian to go back in time again to try and stop him, resulting in Stewie learning that Leonardo da Vinci is his ancestor . Through a twisted turn of events, Stewie has to kill Bertram (one of Stewie's best rivals) and become his own ancestor before returning to the present day.

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6 "Back To The Pilot"

Season 10, episode 5.

Family Guy season 10, episode 5, "Back to the Pilot," sees Brian and Stewie take a very different trip through time. It begins with Brian wishing he could find a tennis ball he buried ten years before and Stewie offering to take his dog companion back in time to figure out where it is. This takes them back to the pilot episode of Family Guy , but Stewie and Brian mess up the timeline when Brian tells his past self about 9/11 .

The chain reaction of events from this detail brings the U.S. into a post-apocalyptic state. Brian and Stewie go back in time once more to try and fix the timeline. This didn't work at first either, as Brian's origin changes, and he is now the author of the Harry Potter books instead . The duo goes back in time again and encounters multiple versions of themselves from different futures. It only ends once the original Stewie prevents him and Brian from ever going back in time in the first place.

5 "Yug Ylimaf"

Season 11, episode 4.

The next Stewie and Brian time travel adventure takes place in Family Guy season 11, episode 4, "Yug Ylimaf." It begins with Brian using Stewie's time machine to pick up women and unknowingly increasing the trip counter. He tries to reduce the counter but breaks the machine in the process.

When he and Stewie try to fix it, the machine explodes and causes time around them to begin moving backward at exponential speeds . They race against a ticking clock to fix the flow of time before Stewie becomes unborn. Stewie runs out of time as his birth nears and tasks Brian with finishing the repairs. Brian manages to fix the time machine and the flow of time, and he arrives at the hospital just as Stewie is born again.

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4 "Life Of Brian"

Season 12, episode 6.

Family Guy season 12, episode 6, "Life of Brian," is one of the show's most memorable because it's the Family Guy episode where Brian is killed off . The episode begins with him and Stewie on another time-travel adventure, though . They return to Jamestown after a previous adventure saw them give Native Americans guns to protect themselves.

Once the original versions of Stewie and Brian leave, the new ones approach the Native Americans and take back the guns. They then return to the present day and destroy the time machine after having too many near-death experiences. Unfortunately, Brian is hit by a car not too long after, and Stewie cannot go back in time to prevent this from happening or rebuild the time machine.

3 "Christmas Guy"

Season 12, episode 8.

It makes sense that one of the Family Guy time travel episodes would help undo the controversial killing of Brian . "Christmas Guy" doesn't see Brian join Stewie on the trip to the past, but the dog is an integral part of the plot. Stewie is at the mall meeting Santa when he sees another version of himself from before Brian's death at the store.

This gives him the idea to take the alternate Stewie's return pad so that he can go back in time and save Brian. Stewie succeeds and saves Brian from being hit by the car . However, the episode ends on a bittersweet note when the current version of Stewie sends the return pad to the present and fades from existence.

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2 "Stewie, Chris, & Brian's Excellent Adventure"

Season 13, episode 7.

The most recent Stewie and Brian time travel adventure came in season 13, episode 7, titled "Stewie, Chris & Brian's Excellent Adventure." The episode revolves around Chris being on the verge of failing the 9th grade unless he can pass his upcoming history test . Stewie and Brian eventually try to help Chris study and realize that normal studying techniques will not work for him.

They later take Chris on a trip throughout history that allows him to learn about the Louisiana Purchase, meet Ernest Hemingway, and board the Titanic. While Chris doesn't retain any knowledge from this adventure , it does result in the death of an ancestor of his history teacher, giving him a new one who doesn't care as much about grades.

1 "Baby Stewie"

Season 18, episode 15.

While not a typical Stewie and Brian adventure, one of the Family Guy time travel episodes is technically season 18, episode 15, "Baby Stewie." The episode sees Brian pointing out to Stewie that he'll lose his intelligence during puberty. He convinces Stewie that this is true when he shows him a video of Chris Griffin being smart as an infant. In turn, Stewie decides to stop the process of aging by rearranging his DNA.

In the process, he ends up accidentally reverting himself to a normal infant. Unable to take a real baby Stewie, Brian decides to go back in time to convince Stewie that the video of Chris was a joke by playing it in reverse . Though the episode doesn't see the normal type of Stewie and Brian time travel adventure, the episode does rely heavily on the time machine itself and is worth a mention due to its abundance of laugh-out-loud Brian and Stewie moments.

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The Family Guy 9/11 Episode Featuring Time Travel Caused Huge Controversy

Family Guy isn't a stranger to controversy and, until the adult animation boom of the late '00s onward, was rivaled only by South Park in terms of outrage-inducing moments. One moment that continues to rile audiences, however, is Brian and Stewie's 9/11-focused time-travel episode, season 10's "Back To The Pilot." The episode sparked uproar when it first aired in 2011 and would continue to make headlines for years afterward when it was rerun on live TV.

The episode wasn't off-brand for the show, as the edgy Family Guy was already no stranger to 9/11 jokes.

Lines like " We did it, Brian — we made 9/11 happen! High-five!," and the general premise of having to cause the September 11 attacks were deemed unpalatable by huge swathes of viewers and many more who'd never seen the show but still took to the internet to voice their concerns. Even though the Family Guy writers tried to keep the barbs self-referential, with Stewie quipping, "Wow. That probably wouldn't look good out of context!" directly after the joke, many felt this was the moment Family Guy went too far.

However, this controversy wasn't enough to stop Family Guy, and the show remains on the air well over a decade later. Family Guy was canceled for a while , but this was long before "Back To The Pilot" aired. W hile many found the time travel Family Guy 9/11 episode to be in poor taste, many commentators rightly pointed out that the intent was social commentary . The episode wasn't off-brand for the show, as the edgy Family Guy was already no stranger to 9/11 jokes.

Complaints of this nature have a lot more merit when viewers are tricked into ingesting difficult topics by shows that avoid such subjects. "Back To The Pilot" also made some astute observations about 9/11's impact on the United States and how the 21st century might have played out if it had been prevented – it's uncomfortable, but nothing too taboo for the inevitable post-episode discussions. Family Guy may have controversially tackled the topic, but that's expected from a show that gained its following from dark and edgy humor.

Brian & Stewie Episodes Are Often Among Family Guy's Best

It's not a surprise that there have been so many Stewie and Brian time-travel adventures as they have often been among the best Family Guy episodes. While the show can often be criticized for relying too much on pop culture references and random cutaway gags, episodes like "Back To The Pilot" and "Yug Ylimaf" highlight the clever writing the show can achieve as they try something new with the storytelling .

These Family Guy time travel episodes allow the show to break the rules and explore unexpected things while pushing the boundaries with humor. Even unpopular decisions like killing off Brian can be somewhat redeemed with a time travel story . With Family Guy showing no signs of slowing, fans can likely look forward to plenty more time-travel episodes in the future.

Are Brian & Stewie's Time Travel Episodes Better Than The "Road To" Episodes?

Along with seeing Brian and Stewie jump through time, there have been a number of road trip episodes with the duo. These episodes pay homage to the classic comedies of Bob Hope and Bing Crosby, like Road to Morocco and Road to Rio . These episodes see Brian and Stewie off on an adventure to some distant place where they find themselves in misadventures and usually find time for the musical number.

Episodes like "Road to Vegas" also explore the friendship between these two characters in inventive and entertaining ways

As fun as the time travel episodes have been, the "Road to" adventures are among some of the best Family Guy episodes of all time . They have gone beyond simply being road trip stories and proven to be versatile with "Road to the North Pole" offering a hilariously dark and twist Christmas episode and "Road to the Multiverse" adding a sci-fi twist to it. Episodes like "Road to Vegas" also explore the friendship between these two characters in inventive and entertaining ways.

However, in both the "Road to and the time-travel episodes, it is clear that Brian and Stewie-centric episodes rank among Family Guy 's biggest highlights.

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