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Ikke gjør dette hjemme ''(literal: Don't do this at home)'' was a Norwegian
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that aired on
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from 2011 until 2017. Since its debut in 2011, six series have been aired. A Canadian remake was made for
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in 2013.


Concept

The show is a comic documentary-style reality series in which hosts Rune Nilson and Per Olav Alvestad defy warnings and restrictions on various items to see what happens when they do. Some of their
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s include lighting
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inside, washing
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on high temperatures, putting a
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inside a
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, and turning a small
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into a giant
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using
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. Each series takes place inside a condemned house scheduled for destruction, in which the two hosts move in and perform their experiments. The various concepts are often exaggerated for comic effect, regularly with severe
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to the house in the process. The final episode of each series always ends with the house being completely destroyed, usually in a
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. In addition to the two hosts the series has several recurring members, most notably "Roar", their resident explosions expert, and "Sveinung", their
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.


Production

The first series was filmed during
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2010 and aired the following year. After being met with high ratings and positive reviews the show was renewed for a second series, which was produced and aired in 2012. Following speculation that the series had been cancelled, reportedly due to Rune Nilsson's wish to return to
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, a third series was made in 2013. In August 2014, the show's official Facebook page announced that a fourth series would be made soon, with a tentative airdate of
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2015.


Episodes


Ratings and honours

The shows first series of four episodes achieved an impressive average viewer rating of 672,000 and a 43.4% market share, with a strong appeal for both male and female viewers. This placed the series well above the slot average of 546,000 and 37.8%. For both series 2 and 3 the show was consistently number one in its slot for all episodes. The first series was nominated for best reality or magazine show at the Gullruten Television Awards in 2011. Later that year, the concept was named "Best New Concept" at a Berlin television festival. Several of the foreign versions have also seen nominations.


International versions

The programme has since the premiere been remade in several foreign markets. *
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created the first English language version of the format in Canada in May 2013, '' Never Ever Do This At Home''. Hosts are comedian Norm Sousa and Teddy Wilson, host of a popular Canadian entertainment talk show. *In
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the show has been adapted by
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, with the title ''Dumt og Farligt'' (English: Stupid and Dangerous) since March 2012. *In July and August 2012
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produced the show for German broadcaster
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who ran the show under the name " Nicht nachmachen!". Two series have been made. *A Swedish version, titled ''Never Ever (Try This At Home)'', was produced by OTW for
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and began airing in April 2013. The show featured the format's first female host, Lena Sahlberg, who performs experiments and stunts with co-host Mark Boham. The original Norwegian series has also been shown with subtitles in Sweden on SVT. *In Poland and Holland the series was produced concurrently by
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, where it aired in 2013.


References

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