High Chaparall

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High Chaparall logo.
High Chaparall logo.

Taking a camera-team to America, Filip and Fredrik filmed a series of interviews with minor celebrities and has-beens such as Fabio Lanzoni, Ron Jeremy, Tonya Harding, Uri Geller, and Gary Busey. Rather than just sit down and talk, they also followed the stars around, sometimes for several days, and engaged themselves in various activities. The show was picked up for a second and third season and was also released on DVD.

The name High Chaparall is misspelled on purpose compared to High Chaparral. The signature melody for the show is the song I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) by The Proclaimers.

In 2005, a version of the show's format was used for a meeting with former Swedish prime-minister Ingvar Carlsson.

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Season 1:

Episode #   Running length   Theme
Episode 1
45 min
Dennis Rodman
Episode 2
45 min
Miss Nude America
Episode 3
45 min
Fabio Lanzoni
Episode 4
45 min
Pamela Anderson
Episode 5
45 min
Ron Jeremy
Episode 6
45 min
Ian Ziering
Episode 7
45 min
Porn/Sitcom: Rhapsody in cock
Episode 8
45 min
Philip Michael Thomas
Episode 9
45 min
Steve-O
Episode 10
45 min
Monica Lewinsky

Season 2:

Episode #   Running length   Theme
Episode 1
45 min
Vince Neil
Episode 2
45 min
Uri Geller
Episode 3
45 min
Tonya Harding
Episode 4
45 min
Gary Busey
Episode 5
45 min
Robert Englund
Episode 6
45 min
Lorenzo Lamas
Episode 7
45 min
Charlene Tilton
Episode 8
45 min
Corey Feldman
Episode 9
45 min
Gay-TV
Episode 10
45 min
Machinegun convention in the US

Season 3:

Episode #   Running time   Theme First aired
Episode 1
45 min
Another meeting with Fabio November 1, 2004
Episode 2
45 min
Brigitte Nielsen November 8, 2004
Episode 3
45 min
Mahir November 15, 2004
Episode 4
45 min
James Hewitt November 22, 2004
Episode 5
45 min
Bollywood November 29, 2004
Episode 6
45 min
Another meeting with Gary Busey December 6, 2004
Episode 7
45 min
Ilona Staller (Cicciolina) January 24, 2005
Episode 8
45 min
Cannabiss Cup January 31, 2005

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