With an average of almost half a million per episode, the travel program “Zero stars” with Linn Skåber and Ine Jansen has become a great viewer success.
Now TVNorge confirms that a new season of the Gullruten-nominated series has been ordered.
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– Feedback from the viewers and the tributes the series has received in the comment fields have been formidable and exclusively positive. It has almost become a public demand with a new season of “Zero stars”, says Magnus Vatn, responsible editor at TVNorge and program director at Warner Bros. Discovery Norway in a press release.
– We completely agree with the viewers and it is gratifying to be able to reveal that we will make a second season, he continues.
Vatn and the channel were keen for the travel program to catch on. The fact that it has been so well received out there makes them very happy.
– Linn and Ine find gold in the strangest places, and the way they meet and come into contact with people opens up both warm humour, but also provides incredibly nice stories from the strangest nooks and crannies around the world, says Vatn.
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The series has had an average of 433,000 viewers per episode, and the last episode was broadcast last week. Then Jansen and Skåber went on a trip to Bolivia, where they met, among other things, Bolivian convict Madeleine Rodriguez (38) in the city of Cochabamba.
