Fred Media/Radar's "Colin & Justin’s Sub Zero Reno" series heads to Australia and New Zealand

Ahead of its premiere on Paramount+ Canada this week (31st January), Fred Media/Radar confirms the first deals for its new renovation series, "Colin & Justin’s Sub Zero Reno" (6x60’). The Far Point Films production has been acquired by Nine Network in Australia and Warner Bros. Discovery in New Zealand.

The series follows the internationally acclaimed, dynamic design duo as they take on their most ambitious project yet, transforming a derelict house into their forever home – all in the middle of a brutal Canadian winter. For the project to succeed, the pair are forced to go all out: pulling in favours, finding innovative building solutions and problem-solving on their feet.

Jimmy Elkington, head of sales at Fred Media, concluded these early deals. He comments:“Colin and Justin have long been renovation royalty, with fans all over the globe. However, this new adrenaline-fueled, action-packed series challenges them on a whole new level, and we learn more about them and their abilities than ever before – all set against an incredible wintery Canadian backdrop. We are delighted to have concluded these early deals with Nine Network and Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand, just ahead of the Paramount+ premiere, and look forward to confirming many more over the coming months.”

In related news, Fred Media/Radar has also secured new homes with Warner Bros. Discovery feeds for two of its other lifestyle titles. "Budget Battlers" (4x60’), a fabulous new makeover show that rallies communities to help renovate the entire homes of deserving people - all within a week and on a tight budget – has also been acquired by Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand, while popular returning series "Space Invaders" has been picked up by Warner Bros. Discovery Turkey (seasons 1-4: 40x60’) and by Warner Bros. Discovery Germany (season 5: 8x60’). Produced by WTFN for Nine Network, "Space Invaders" helps families trapped in a nightmare of a cluttered house shed physical and emotional baggage to get their homes – and lives – back on track.