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Edges Unknown - Season 1

Following in the footsteps of hardy pioneers, Brett and Cliff enter remote locations with just the basic tools and survival gear to emulate the work their heroes had to endure, facing challenging geography, extreme weather and only the most rudimentary amenities.

Top Cast

  • Cliff Quinn

    Cliff Quinn

    Self

  • Brett Rogers

    Brett Rogers

    Self

Overview

Following in the footsteps of hardy pioneers, Brett and Cliff enter remote locations with just the basic tools and survival gear to emulate the work their heroes had to endure, facing challenging geography, extreme weather and only the most rudimentary amenities.

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