How to watch How do you like Wednesday?: Down the Yukon: Canoe Trip from Hell (2016) on Netflix New Zealand!

This series spells the end of the six year run of ‘Wednesday’, and Oizumi is in for a rude surprise when he hears what is in store for him.

The 1,800km trip across Vietnam by scooter begins! Except, the group eyes the scooters in dismay - will they make it safely to their destination?

The scooter pack knows no bounds, as trucks dangerously overtake them and cars approach from ahead...and soon a record-breaking downpour begins.

A previous incident caused Takayuki to get separated from the pack, so Director Fujimura prepares a secret plan to help the lonely rider.

Arriving in Hoi An, the group foolishly ignores the guide’s advice to leave as soon as possible and opts to enjoy some sightseeing instead.

With 50km to their destination, the group cruises through total darkness while being blinded by oncoming cars - arriving safely may take a miracle.

The Day Six destination is at an elevation of more than 1000m. Oizumi tries to keep on going in thin clothing despite the increasing chilliness.

The closer the group gets to the end of the trip, the more emotional it gets. Don’t miss this touching finale filled with laughter and tears!

In a first for the show, there’s an ultra-secret new segment that even Takayuki doesn’t know about! Six side-splitting days of hilarity begin now.

The series debuts a sweets speed-eating contest across Japan. Round one features ice cream in Hakodate - which team can eat three cones the fastest?

Takayuki’s team is in the lead as they head to Akita for a kiritanpo speed-eating round, but Director Fujimura has a whole new surprise awaiting them.

The Miyagi round features Sendai’s famous zundamochi. Director Fujimura is given a double serving as a handicap, but can Takayuki actually win?

The Yamagata round features pear jelly and yokan. Oizumi promises to take down Yasuda, but finds the jelly to be quite a challenge.

An early morning surprise attack leads to a Fukushima round. In the Kanto playoffs, the Takayuki team is allowed to choose the sweet as a handicap.

The battle moves to Central Japan for Nagano’s famous oyaki, followed by a visit to Director Fujimura’s family cafe for all-you-can-eat adzuki toast.

Takayuki’s team is catching up, and the Kinki playoffs feature a showdown between Oizumi and Yasuda as the finals draw near.

Upon arriving in Kyushu, the group tackles watermelon in Kumamoto and Yasuda manages to put Director Fujimura in a tight corner.

The final battleground of Kagoshima features its famous shaved ice. It’s not sold at the airport so they have to go searching for it. Who will win?

Suzui decides it’s his turn to call the shots, so the group jets off to visit world heritage sites and watch soccer games-- or so it seems.

Contrary to his wishes, Oizumi discovers where the show is taking him: the same night safari in Malaysia from a previous misadventure.

The team hope their lucky streak of wild animal encounters will continue, but their luck runs out when they tread through an endless jungle path.

As Oizumi and gang spend an uncomfortable night at the safari hide, they excitedly head out upon news of a leopard sighting.

After trekking into the jungle in search of the leopard, the gang welcomes its main event. They head to the same safari hide from six years back.

Back at the Blau Hide, Suzui spots animal eyes gleaming green in the dark while Oizumi suffers stomach pains. An epic night of terror unfolds.

The gang’s adventures wrap up at Gua Telinga, a dilapidated cave where they face their blunders from six years back -- which is easier said than done.

In his self-declared "longest cooking show in Japan," Oizumi dons his chef gear to cook up some summer vegetables. But he has to plant them first.

The guys are worn out and annoyed, but they continue cultivating their plot of land. They start to look like real farm hands. Or old ladies.

In this longest-running cooking show in Japan, Oizumi now has to bake his own pottery dishes before cooking the vegetables he had to plant and grow.

With the vegetables ripe, the pottery baked and Oizumi's friend's pie dough made (for the third time), the meal is finally under way.

Four years after their last journey, Oizumi and "Mister" Suzui, now middle-aged, are off on a six-day moped journey from Haneda to Kochi, in Shikoku.

On their way to Kochi, Oizumi and Mister pass through Kamakura and traffic in Odawara before reaching their inn in Hakone, where things heat up.

After some R&R at the inn, the unassuming duo begin their second day on the road, clearing a mountain pass before reaching Shimizu in Shizuoka.

Oizumi needs a break so the director fills in for him on the bike. Later, Mister says he's thirsty so the crew comes up with a water-delivery system.

A fan of the show spots the team and gets super excited. Later, the duo arrives at their destination for the second day, Kanzanji Hot Springs.

After seeing signs advertising Akafuku mochi, the pair can't stop thinking about the confection as they head towards Ise and their third inn.

Mister and Oizumi dress up as a noodle delivery man and construction worker, respectively, before going down the Kii Penninsula to Nara Prefecture.

Now on their fourth day and on each other's bikes, Oizumi and Mister face off in an eating contest involving the mysterious local sweet, Dengara.

The duo head along Mt. Takano's winding mountain road and arrive at their fourth inn, Ryujin Onsen. Once arriving, they naturally make trouble.

Semi-nude hijinks at the inn continue into the night. The next morning, the team stops for a shaved ice eating contest that has unequal conditions.

The director subs in for Mister again. Later, Oizumi eats a spicy snack and his voice changes, allowing him to imitate a famous Japanese figure.

The crew makes landfall in Shikoku after riding their final ferry. On the sixth day, the duo arrives at the statue of Ryoma for an undramatic finale.

Oizumi wants to become a matador and participate in the San Fermín. He teams up with Suzui once again as the group sets off for their new destination.

Instead of heading to Spain for the running of the bulls, they head off to Iriomote-jima to catch bugs. But the plan changes soon after arrival.

The group lays out some bait in order to catch coconut crabs as Robinson, their local guide, gives out points for finding critters.

Next, the group goes after giant mottled eels. First they search for frogs which serve as bait, but fatigue starts to set in as the night wears on.

Though it's well past midnight, Robinson is determined to catch more fish. With the first day finally over, the group reflects on the events.

Day 2 begins. The group heads out on canoes in search of freshwater prawn. After they land, they trek through the forest to find their fishing spot.

Robinson tells the group about a bountiful night fishing spot. Though he planned on staying home, he makes a surprise visit eager to give advice.

The cameras keep rolling despite the pitch darkness. The night fishing continues as they wait to see who will be the one to catch the last fish.

The duo returns to Sapporo after wrapping up in Tokyo, but rather than going straight home, they let the roll of the dice determine their course.

Oizumi expects to speak with one of his favorite stars, but ends up rolling the die instead and taking the bullet train to Kobe with his partner.

After going from Kyushu to Kochi, the duo gets another bad roll that puts them on the dreaded night bus to Hakata, farther away from Sapporo.

Oizumi tags along to Tokyo with Mister under the premise that he's just doing a report for his radio show. But Oizumi gets duped into another journey.

The duo has no time to see the sights in Kyoto and heads straight to Tsuruga, followed by Kanazawa. Mister then rolls for a trip to Hakata in Kyushu.

After a long night bus to Hakata, the exhausted duo heads to a Nagasaki theme park called Huis Ten Bosch.

Without a chance to enjoy the theme park, the duo goes to Kagoshima, after which they head to Okayama on an express sleeper train.

The duo is determined to reach their goal after another one of their journeys by dice reaches its time limit. Oizumi comes prepared with snow boots.

The duo takes a helicopter from Kobe to Yumura Onsen. Oizumi gets overexcited at the unexpected turn of events and starts to feel sick.

Forced to forgo a night in Kyoto, the pair is unable to sleep on their long night bus ride on their way to a chilly Fukushima.

The group wonders if Oizumi will ever figure out that he is being duped as they prepare for their next trip to Izumo Taisha in Shimane.

The duo gets some much needed rest in Hiroshima after taking the bullet train from Izumo. Oizumi has to stand on a long train ride to Toyama.

Oizumi treks his way to Nagano through Toyama's Tateyama Alpine Route -- but before he knows it, he's out like a log.

The duo takes the bullet train to Sendai from Ise Jingu. Mister worries about his live radio show as the two struggle to make it back to Hokkaido.

Oizumi and Mister arrive at Haneda Airport, dressed for another journey. Things get off to a bad start when they roll for a night bus trip to Hakata.

The two take it easy aboard the luxurious Tsubame on their way to Kagoshima, where they go to Ibusuki Onsen and enjoy a sand bath.

Limited time remains as the two try to get back to Sapporo from Amami Oshima. Things seem to be going well when they go from Osaka to Tokyo.

With another roll of the die comes a new destination: Izu Oshima. They make their way back to Tokyo, but immediately fly to all the way to Kochi.

Oizumi and Mister suffer through another night bus ride. After going through Osaka and visiting Horyuji, the two have to rush to Matsuyama.

At the northern-most prefecture of Honshu, the duo's fate rests on Mister, who rolls to decide if they head home or all the way down to Hakata.