Josh Gad in New York City
The actor arrives in his Broadway mecca to feast on food and culture that he didn't get a chance to indulge in while he was performing in "The Book of Mormon." First task he must tackle is the taxi ride into the city from New Jersey, then it's time to check into his hotel in the heart of the Theater District, and finally, kickoff his culinary tour of unique eateries he's never had the pleasure of enjoying. Along the way he'll meet up with old friends, explore The City That Never Sleeps and even treat himself to a game of drag queen Bingo!
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