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The Most Extreme now in its Fourth Big Series

16 June 2005

The Most Extreme now in its Fourth Big Series

NHNZ’s longest running series is back… and more extreme than ever.

Emmy® nominated show The Most Extreme is a fast and fun look at how the quirkiest creatures in the animal kingdom compare to the strange habits of us humans. The show has become a firm fixture in the schedule of US cable channel Animal Planet.

This is set to continue with the fourth series now in production, taking the number of episodes to a whopping sixty six!

The current 20-part series promises to be the craziest yet, with episodes dedicated to such extreme topics as slime balls, fashion disasters, hissy fits and the living dead.

The ongoing appeal of The Most Extreme is no surprise to series producer Ian McGee.

“The world is full of amazing and unusual animals, and people will always be fascinated by the way these animals act. We might be on the fourth series of ‘Extreme, we’re only scratching the surface of the weird and wonderful world of nature.”

The first episode of Most Extreme 4 will air on Animal Planet late 2005.

NHNZ is one of the world’s leading producers of factual programming embracing the genres of nature, health, science, adventure, and people. With over 70 programmes currently in production, its crews work in locations around the world to produce a diversity of films for international broadcasters including Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, TLC, Discovery Health, National Geographic Channel, France 5, NHK in Japan and NDR in Germany. Based in Dunedin, New Zealand, the company is wholly owned by Fox Television Studios.

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