Ekstrem gjemsel - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Den høyeste lyden noensinne
The game starts at Fredriksten Fortress. Every 10 minutes they have to give a small but extremely loud beep. No less than five pieces come out!
Aldri løpt så fort i mitt liv
Four new celebrities are to be found, and the hiding places become fewer when an entire area is closed off.
To hoder er bedre enn ett
Ten celebrities are still in the competition, but what happens when they suddenly have to work together to hide?
Vi skal tyste på hverandre!
The participants have the opportunity to silence each other in order to progress in the competition. This has fatal consequences for one of the celebrities.
Fy f*** de har hunder!
The celebrities have gotten better at hiding, so Victor gets the help of tracking dogs to hunt down the contestants.
Gi et lite bjeff
The tracking dogs have been used by many, but the inexperienced dog handlers struggle to understand what the dogs are trying to say.
Ingen karusell er verdt hundre tusen kroner
The competition is literally taken to new heights when the celebrities have to hide in the amusement park Tusenfryd.
Alle er med!
It's the finale of "Extreme hide and seek" and Victor, Chris and Rob have brought ten vengeful celebrities along to search.
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