'Parts Unknown' trailer offers a glimpse into the last few months of Anthony Bourdain's life

Netflix had planned to drop the series but changed its decision after Anthony Bourdain's tragic death in June

When Anthony Bourdain died after committing suicide in June earlier this year, the latest season of his Emmy award-winning show 'Parts Unknown' was still in production. With his passing, the show's future remained uncertain. In August, it was confirmed that six episodes were in the works showing the last few months of Bourdain's life.

Now, we've got our first look at the last episode produced completely with Bourdain's involvement and featuring his voice-over, thanks to CNN's trailer for the final season of the show. Check it out below.

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