Long Way Down on National Geographic
Long Way Down on National Geographic
The series originally aired in the fall of 2007 in the United Kingdom, where it reached an audience of four million viewers. The documentarys viewership is expected to grow thanks to NGCIs reach of 250 million homes in 130 countries.
NGCI will broadcast the ten-part series which includes four extra hours of previously unaired footage on National Geographic Channel and Nat Geo Adventure later this month.
Along the way, they braved a sandstorm in Libya, followed endangered gorillas in Uganda, crashed a wedding in Rwanda, and had a run-in with a temperamental elephant.
Traveling through Africa was an extraordinary experience, truly from the beginning to the end, says producer David Alexanian. Long Way Down is a documentary that we are very proud of and we are grateful to National Geographic for allowing us to share what we witnessed to a larger audience. We simply couldnt imagine a better home for the series.
Ewan and Charley spend three months pushing their physical and emotional abilities, experiencing life-changing moments in some of the worlds most dynamic and complex countries. Their unfiltered experiences perfectly complement the core values that viewers associate with our brand, says Sydney Suissa, executive vice-president of content for NGCI. Following their amazing journey is a tremendous opportunity for National Geographic Channel and Nat Geo Adventure.
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