Anthony Bourdain As Anthony Bourdain's final season aired on Sunday 23rd on CNN's Parts Unknown, Kenya's Lewa Wildlife Conservancy was its centerpiece. In an emotional episode, the first since Bourdain tragically passed away, he shows his journey to kenya accompanied by W. Kamau Bell who is a host on CNN's United Shades of America.  At Lewa, Bourdain and Kamau experienced the Conservancy’s work first-hand in protecting endangered species, including the black rhino and Grevy’s zebra. They met with the Lewa team to discuss conservation best practices and went on an anti-poaching patrol with rangers. The duo and their team stayed at Lewa Wilderness, one of Lewa’s five lodges. The lodge is tucked into a hillside overlooking a valley, and has stunning views of wildlife and rolling plains.  They enjoyed spectacular wildlife viewing, and got to see some of Africa’s most iconic species during their stay. But not before they enjoyed a wild ride in the famed Kenyan matatus and sampled unique Kenyan cuisine.  The trip was Kamau’s first trip to Africa and to a country that has a great personal significance to him. His name, Kamau, is of Kenyan origin, belonging uniquely to the Kikuyu tribe. After digging deep into his ancestry, he also discovered that he had East African ancestry. Here are some reactions to his final episode on CNN  

Watching #PartsUnknown and am reminded of Tennyson’s Ulysses; Anthony was a modern Odysseus, a legend in his own rite. What a loss, but such a legacy. @CNN @Bourdain pic.twitter.com/z9MrGKqFzG — Lindsay McCandless-deHaan (@lindsaymelissa0) September 24, 2018

 

The #UnitedShades crew watched tonight's #PartsUnknown. We have always been inspired by Tony & his crew. Tonight was no different. I know Tony would never have invited me w/o the work of the people pictured (& many others not pictured) to make #UnitedShades what it is. Thank you! pic.twitter.com/3UGoq0MeY5 — W. Kamau Bell (@wkamaubell) September 24, 2018

 

@wkamaubell the love in Kibera was amazing. It’s so extraordinary that the people who have the least, give the most. I’m certain your life has forever been changed. Get back when you can #PartsUnkown — Politicking (@RealCharity919) September 24, 2018

“It’s as meta as it gets.” - @anthonybourdain and @wkamaubell ???????????? @PartsUnknownCNN #PartsUnkown pic.twitter.com/y5eUMEwHuQ — Ana Lydia Monaco (@analydiamonaco) September 24, 2018

Patiently waiting for a @MagicalKenya ad to come through on this @CNN #partsunkown ##anthonybourdain

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— Kimathi Jamhuri Wear (@JWKimathi) September 24, 2018

if there’s anything Tony taught us, it’s how to be a good guest”,@wkamaubell says:#PartsUnkown #UnitedShades https://t.co/YgxEnezMzh — Roman Schukies (@RSchukies) September 24, 2018

Anthony Bourdain did Kenya justice on his newest episode of #PartsUnkown #kibera #nairobi #mombasa — Dare2beGreat (@dojochanda) September 24, 2018

Still so sad he's gone, but looking forward to watching. #RIP #AnthonyBourdain #Partsunkown #CNN https://t.co/5myTrihE3o — TrueFoodies (@True_Foodies) September 18, 2018