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FLIGHT 29 DOWN is a live-action series that follows the adventures of young castaways who are stranded on a South Pacific island after their Plane crashes on its way to a "once in a lifetime" eco-camping adventure. Now, far from home and with little hope of rescue, these kids must not Only struggle to survive the dangers of a wild, tropical paradise, they will also face the challenge of figuring out how to get along with each other. It's a toss up as to which will be more difficult. Shot on location in Hawaii, FLIGHT 29 DOWN was created for DISCOVERY KIDS by renowned producers Stan Rogow (LIZZIE McGUIRE) and DJ MacHale (ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK?) and co-produced with Hawaii Film Partners. The series airs on NBC. Info For more about this exciting teen/tween adventure show, please log onto: Seasons Recognition Flight 29 Down has received recognition from the Young Artists Awards (the founder is a member of the Foreign Press Association and a member of the Golden Globes):
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"Flight 29 is a hit" (Tim Ryan, Star Bulletin) "TV promises to be hotter than ever this season. Tune in for . . . Flight 29 Down packed with action, adventure and hot boys, The O.C. And One Tree Hill" (Teen Magazine, Fall 2005) "Grosset & Dunlap, an imprint of Penguin Young Reader Group, will publish the first two books in a series based on "29 Down". So confident is the publisher that the jacket of a galley copy of one of those books blares "based on the hit television series!" - is no mean feat for a show that has yet to be broadcast." (New York Times, August 23, 2005) "Look out for the Lost-like new series, Flight 29 Down" (Twist Magazine, Sept 2005) "Sony BMG's Strategic Marketing Group Label will release a "29 Down" soundtrack with songs from Bowling For Soup and Duran Duran that will appear on the program." (New York Times, August 23, 2005) "Think Gilligan's Island for the Lost generation . . . The cast is filled with a talented set of future stars" (TV Guide Aug 14-20, 2005) "Good television . . . Populated by a lively, talented group of young actors and written with teen saavy and sensitivity" (The Hollywood Reporter) |
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