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Reality show Hunted is the Come Dine With Me of action thrillers
Ten Brits are let loose as "fugitives" in their homeland with the aim of evading capture for 28 days and prize money of £100,000 ($163,000) waiting for them at the finish line.
Sarah Thomas is an entertainment writer for Fairfax Media. Sarah has been working for Fairfax since 2006, writing about movies, music and general entertainment.
Ten Brits are let loose as "fugitives" in their homeland with the aim of evading capture for 28 days and prize money of £100,000 ($163,000) waiting for them at the finish line.
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