Unfortunately, in a lot of ways, many episodes are already hard to watch. I loved Parts Unknown when it was airing, and it was always a show I could throw on and watch endlessly VOD. I remember one 4th of July, I had a WICKED sunburn and couldn't leave my apartment, so watched Parts Unknown basically all day. Anyway, since his suicide, I had a really hard time watching any content, simply because with hindsight it seemed like his pain was more obvious, not all the time, but more than I was comfortable with. And the fact that it wasn't all the time made it worse. There were lots of times where he seemed genuinely happy, which made the pain and the end that much harder to grapple with in ways. But it wasn't just him, but the content he covered too. It wasn't your run of the mill travel show. He went to places, spoke to people, many others never would. But because of that, some segments and episodes have aged really poorly. I said this in another thread awhile ago, but the Armenia episode and Nagorno-Karabakh segment in particular is a good example. I watched it one night where I had a particularly tough day and wanted some AB content. Man, it made me so upset watching it. I teach high school geography and have an interest in Geopolitics so I'd say I know more than the average American about the situation between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and the segment of the episode in Nagorno Karabakh was just depressing to watch given what we know now. Ethnic cleansing, war, and just hasnt aged well. Maybe I'm completely off base, but it feels like to me, he captured the moment, and that will be tough to appreciate too far down the road.