Food Series Try Each Other's Lands on Tubi
Try Each Other's, a long-form food show from Pubity, a company that makes video mainly for online platforms, has launched on Tubi, the free streaming service owned by Fox. Deadline reported the launch as an exclusive. It is Pubity's first streaming deal with Tubi.
The show is built around a simple swap. People of different generations and nationalities cook each other's food, working through a set theme. They then review and score the dishes, and their reactions are unfiltered.
The themes vary. Some episodes pit generations against each other, such as Boomers vs. Gen Z. Others compare countries, such as the UK vs. the U.S. The show also covers cooking trends from social media. Its guests have included John Cena, Tom Holland, Zendaya and Mo Gilligan.
The series started on Pubity's Food Channel in October 2025. According to Deadline, it has since drawn more than 120 million views across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. It has 315,000 followers and subscribers across those three platforms. Watch time for the show tops 3.8 million hours.
On Tubi, Season 1 is now available. Season 2 will follow on the platform with two new episodes a week. Tubi will carry the show in the U.S. and internationally. Tubi has more than 110 million monthly users, according to Deadline.
For viewers, the change is about where the show lives. Until now, most of its audience has found it on social video apps. A streaming home means a full episode can be watched on a television set, in one sitting, with no need to scroll for it.
For Pubity, the deal adds a new kind of outlet to a catalogue built online. Each season now has a set place on a major streaming service, with a release pattern that is known in advance. Season 2's two-episodes-a-week schedule gives viewers a steady rhythm to follow.
