Twofour is taking a raft of new programmes to MIPCOM next month as well as further series of its most successful formats. Working alongside its key distribution partners - DRG, BBC Worldwide, RDF Rights and Target Entertainment its programmes range from working with London's Vice Squad to filming the troops in Afghanistan, from transforming seaside attractions, hotels and the iconic Little Chef to following Ben Fogle and James Cracknell's gruelling race to the South Pole.

To arrange a meeting please contact Amanda Jedynak on amanda.jedynak@twofour.co.uk

Twofour programmes for MIPCOM 2009 include:

The fifth season of The Hotel Inspector - with Alex Polizzi, granddaughter of Lord Forte, now in charge (8 x 60').

Vice Squad (working title) 6 x 60’ undercover series with Metropolitan Police Vice Unit working in central London.

Design For Life (6 x 60') Philippe Starck searches for the next generation of British designers with the most promising winning the chance of a six month placement at his design agency in Paris.

Road Warriors (4 x 60’) a ground-breaking observational series following the men and women who do one of the world’s most dangerous jobs – delivering supplies and equipment to frontline troops in war-torn Afghanistan.

On Thin Ice (5 x 50') - following Ben Fogle and Olympic gold medalist, James Cracknell's, gruelling adventure to race to the South Pole.

Three documentaries made for ITV1’s Real Crime strand – Hannah’s Killer: Nowhere to Hide on  the schoolgirl Hannah Foster murder case, Rachel Nickell: Case Closed and Serial  Killer on Camera about Colin Ireland the notorious killer dubbed the Gay Slayer.

Gutted (20 x 60’) – a formatted series which takes extreme action to shock compulsive hoarders into realising that less is definitely more.

The Great British Holiday Makeover (6 x 60’) in which Dragon’s Den businessman, Duncan Bannatyne, swaps spreadsheets for spades as he takes his expertise to the coast in the hope of restoring six British tourist attractions.

Big Chef Takes On Little Chef (4 x 60'), the hit series for Channel Four following Heston Blumenthal's attempts to transform the well known roadside restaurant chain.

Ty Pennington’s Great British Adventure (15 x 60’) – the Extreme Makeover: Home Edition star takes on three different challenges – a Cornish seaside town, a west country open air swimming pool and a Scottish music festival – galvanizing local people and business into action as only Ty can.

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