Full Fat TV has been commissioned by Channel 4 to make a further four-parter following presenter Sophie Morgan on her epic bike road trip meeting people who have made radical changes in their lives in order to live their wildest dreams.
The four-part series sees Sophie travelling to the furthest corners of the UK and the continent: from Scandinavia to the Scilly Isles, the Scottish Islands to the Norfolk coast, the most remote point of Cumbria to the southernmost island of Ireland.
As she explores snow-covered arctic forests or surfs on the beachfront of North Devon, Sophie will offer up an unfiltered insight into the unexpected realities, both good and bad, of pursuing a life filled with adventure, purpose and passion in some of the most remote and breathtakingly beautiful parts of the U.K. and beyond.
The series initially aired as a two-parter in August last year.
Sophie Morgan says: ‘I’m so excited to be heading back out on the road again for another adventure, to meet more incredible people and visit more extraordinary places. In this second series, I’ll be diving even deeper into the lives of people who haven’t let anything stand in the way of a better life and plan to find out exactly how we can all find inspiration for any changes we wish to make to our own lives. We only have one life and this series is all about learning how best to live it!’
Colette Foster, Executive Producer at Full Fat TV says: ‘Most of us dream about starting a new life but are yet to make that leap into the unknown. The people Sophie meets have made that brave decision – to seek out a better way of life – and who can blame them. They have chosen to live in the most stunning parts of the U.K. surrounded by extraordinary nature.’
Will Rowson, Commissioning Editor at Channel 4 says: ‘After last year’s episodes delighted viewers keen to leave their pandemic bubbles and explore a world a possibility, we’re thrilled that Sophie will be getting back on her bike and cranking up the ambition for a series that will be big, bold and adventurous.’
Executive producers are Colette Foster and Catherine Welton and the series producer is Winston Gallagher.
Jon Creamer
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