Twofour will be offering a feast of factual entertainment programming at MIPTV 2009, including the recent runaway ratings hit for Channel 4, Big Chef Takes On Little Chef (4x60’) which challenges multi-Michelin star chef, Heston Blumenthal, to transform the food of iconic British roadside restaurant chain, Little Chef. Also on the menu, from DRG’s Channel 4 International, is Keep It In The Family (4 x 60’), a formatted documentary series which explores the problems of passing on a family business from one generation to the next and from iD Distribution comes Seven Deadly Sins (7 x 60’), a shocking look at modern day sinners.

On Thin Ice (5 x 50’ HD), the emotional story of presenter, Ben Fogle, and Olympic Gold medallist James Cracknell and his team’s race to the South Pole, Philippe Starck’s School of Design (w/t) (6 x 60’) and two series of Make My Body Younger (16 x 60’) are both available through BBC Worldwide, the fifth 8 part series of The Hotel Inspector, with new presenter, Alex Polizzi, is being distributed by RDF Rights and Built From Disaster, a six part formatted series made for Discovery, on the lessons that have been learnt by engineers and designers from some tragic disasters is available through ITV Global Entertainment.

Britain’s Best Drives (7 x 30’) is a beautiful and nostalgic motoring series with Richard Wilson (Merlin, One Foot in the Grave) in which he retraces favourite drives of the 1950s in classic cars of the period. Britain’s Best Drives is available through Twofour and BBC Worldwide.

Twofour’s slate at MIPTV 2009 this year is bigger and better than it has ever been – with a vast of quantity of proven high quality factual entertainment programming available.

Attending MIPTV 2009 will be Group Chief Executive Charles Wace, Twofour Broadcast Managing Director Melanie Leach and Group Commercial Director Anthony Hughes. To arrange a meeting please contact Amanda Jedynak - Amanda.jedynak@twofour.co.uk

For more information about all the series in the Twofour catalogue visit www.twofour.co.uk or call Amanda Wood on +44 (0) 1752 727400.

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