'Kampung Quest' is an adventure reality show which takes 10 urban Malaysians out of their comfort zones of modern city life and throws them into an idyllic rural setting, complete with an authentic kampung house and a river running by. There they compete daily in culturally-themed quests which they must win in order to stay in the show. The urbanites are split into two camps of five; Merantau Camp and Merapi Camp. Depending on the outcome of the Elimination Quest, both camps will either stay in the kampung house or rough it out in the outdoors. Each day consists of three key events; the Reward Quest, the Elimination Quest and The Campfire. In the Reward Quest, both camps compete to be rewarded with sponsored prizes. In the Elimination Quest, both camps compete for basic necessity items (shampoo, inflatable pillow) and to be exempted from attending The Campfire where the losing camp will have to vote out one member from their camp.

这是一部雄伟的国际纪录片，探讨了反灭绝和克隆问题。在这个世界里，尖端的遗传学、雄心勃勃的保护项目、价值数十亿美元的独角兽，以及北极一颗定时炸弹，汇聚在一起，复活失落的生态系统、灭绝的物种、极度濒危的动物，甚至……已故的宠物。 　　该系列节目将我们带到了一场日益壮大的 “反灭绝改革”的前线，在那里，开拓性的研究人员和有远见的科学家们正试图让遗失的物种重新回归。这是一个比科幻小说更奇异的世界——只因它并非虚构！ 　　制作：Storyteller Films

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7名成员将透过回忆中的歌唱房、综艺节目必备的恐怖体验等丰富多彩的内容带给观众欢笑。特别是从“综艺小鸡”到“在综艺中活跃的组合”而奋斗的样子，还有完成艰难的任务，加深感情的 NMIXX 的成长

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