History WebVideo / BuzzfeedWorthIt

** The very last episode naturally has some call backs to the first, but with the RoleReversal of ''Andrew'' being the one to invite Steven on a food adventure. That's CharacterDevelopment, folks!

* MakeAWishContribution: A fan of the show named Jackson got to join Steven, Andrew and Adam for the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yql-9LHorTo Double Cheeseburger]] episode.

* JustForPun: More than being the DeadpanSnarker, Andrew loves his food puns and word plays.
** As a direct result, Steven's pun game noticeably improves over the course of the show, to Andrew's delight.

* SixthRanger: Annie joins the trio in the sixth season, working with Adam in recording and sound. She's even more of TheQuietOne than Adam. Rie [=McClenny=] and Inga Lam are also brought along as translators and guides when travelling to Japanese- and Chinese-speaking locales, respectively.

''Worth It'', launched in September of 2016, is Website/BuzzFeed's "flagship food show", starring [=BuzzFeed=] video producers Steven Lim and Andrew Ilnyckyj (Keith Habersberger of WebVideo/TheTryGuys originally co-hosted the program with Steven, but was replaced by Andrew after two episodes due to scheduling conflicts). The program also features video producer Adam Bianchi, who serves as the show's cinematographer and sometimes sound tech.

Each episode follows the "Worth It Boys" as they try three iterations of a type of food or beverage (e.g. pizza, donuts, cocktails) at three price points (affordable, middle-tier, and luxury) to decide which is "the most worth it at its given price". Most of the featured restaurants have been located in the greater Los Angeles area, where [=BuzzFeed=] is based, although the gang has taken single- and multi-episode trips to other locations, such as their consecutive three-episode trips to Australia and Japan at the end of the third season.

The series has spawned the spin-off "Worth It-Lifestyle", which features Steven and other members of the Buzzfeed video production staff and follows the same formula of the food show but with lifestyle items and services such as sneakers and massages being reviewed. It also has a UK spin-off as well. Steven has also left Buzzfeed to form Website/{{Watcher}} with Ryan and Shane from ''WebVideo/BuzzfeedUnsolved'', but he's still doing this show. In November 2021, Season 10 of ''Worth It'' [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiP3qHye95hLTogNyTpMQQ_ABYFpzfkHe premiered on Andrew's new YouTube Channel, About to Eat]].

* TheCameo: By ''complete accident''. The crew runs into WebVideo/BingingWithBabish during the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLqvTE1Eqfg&list=PL5vtqDuUM1DlF4CxhjoHiBnh85lc-Y1oB&index=8&t=320s&ab_channel=BuzzFeedVideo Season 5 finale]].

* TheQuietOne: Adam rarely speaks and even when he does, his voice is pretty soft.

* SixthRanger: Annie joins the trio in the sixth season, working with Adam in recording and sound. She even more of TheQuietOne than Adam.

* GiantFood: The cake Steven ordered at the last location in the Cake Episode. It was so big that it was shared around the Buzzfeed office.

* TheCameo: The crew runs into WebVideo/BingingWithBabish during the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLqvTE1Eqfg&list=PL5vtqDuUM1DlF4CxhjoHiBnh85lc-Y1oB&index=8&t=320s&ab_channel=BuzzFeedVideo Season 5 finale]].

* ConspicuousConsumption: Literally! The 'luxury'-tier foods in each episode often include gold, caviar, truffles and other fancy ingredients.

* BigEater[=/=]RunningGag: Adam eats a bite of every tried food after Steven and Andrew did. He usually takes the largest bites or eats the leftovers, sometimes even receiving his own dish that is bigger than the others's servings. This is also constantly noted on throughout the show.

* ComfortFood[=/=]TrademarkFavouriteFood: Andrew's favourite food is pizza, with the show currently featuring two Pizza Episodes (one in Los Angeles and one in New York). The Los Angeles Episode is Andrew's debut episode. In the New York Episode Andrew even returns to his Worth It Winner of the episode and their first stop (Joe's Pizza) after saying he wants a "dessert pizza". Steven's food of choice is Sushi and Worth It's first episode naturally revolved around it.

--->'''Andrew:''' I can't believe you chose that apron.
--->'''Steven:''' [addressing the viewers] Comment below who wore it better.
--->'''Andrew:''' I think that the answer is pretty clear.
--->'''Steven:''' Oh, yeah?
--->'''Andrew:''' Yeah.

The series has spawned the spin-off "Worth It-Lifestyle", which features Steven and other members of the Buzzfeed video production staff and follows the same formula of the food show but with lifestyle items and services such as sneakers and massages being reviewed. It also has a UK spin-off as well. Steven has also left Buzzfeed to form Website/{{Watcher}} with Ryan and Shane, but he's still doing this show. In November 2021, Season 10 of ''Worth It'' [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiP3qHye95hLTogNyTpMQQ_ABYFpzfkHe premiered on Andrew's new YouTube Channel, About to Eat]].

The series has spawned the spin-off "Worth It-Lifestyle", which features Steven and other members of the Buzzfeed video production staff and follows the same formula of the food show but with lifestyle items and services such as sneakers and massages being reviewed. It also has a UK spin-off as well. Steven has also left Buzzfeed to form Website/{{Watcher}} with Ryan and Shane, but he's still doing this show.