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No Structure is off Limits to the Extraordinary Team of Expert Engineers in the Series Premiere of Monster Moves, Sept. 24 on Discovery Channel

September 02, 2008

Love your house but hate your neighbours? Why not take your home to a new hood? From a lighthouse to a steam locomotive and Egypt’s ancient temples, Monster Moves risks treacherous routes, battles storms and races against time to meet mega-delivery deadlines! Witness the logistical nightmares and incredible feats of engineering facing teams of structural movers when the new series Monster Moves premieres Wednesday, Sept., 24 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on Discovery Channel and Saturday, Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT Discovery HD.

**Media Note** - Download photography from Monster Moves online at www.ctvmedia.ca/discovery.

Imagine the challenge of trying to move an entire house – fixtures, fixings, brick walls, chimney, windows and roof – intact through a major city, over a mountain range or across a frozen lake. While this may sound impossible to some – it’s just another day on the job for the teams of building movers in Monster Moves. Each episode follows teams of movers as they race against time to move monstrous structures to new and ever challenging locations.

Highlights from Monster Moves include:

Monster Moves: Risky Rescues
Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT
Follow two teams of daring building movers as they attempt remarkable rescue missions of hauling a lofty 400 ton, 90 foot lighthouse off a crumbling cliff and relocating a mining town from falling into a mineshaft before the arctic winter weather strikes.

Monster Moves: Wooden Wonders
Wednesday, Oct. 1 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT
Will these colossal and fragile wooden buildings survive the move? Find out when Canada’s leading heavy hauler Harold Minty attempts to relocate a titanic tavern in Manitoba 50 km over a mountain encrusted in snow and ice, while Jimmy Matyiko aims to haul an entire farm complex of buildings across the countryside in Staunton, Virginia.

Monster Moves: Historic Hulks
Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT
In Des Moines, Iowa, follow house hauler Jeremy Patterson attempt to relocate a 700 ton Victorian Revival Murillo Hall, while a team of vintage aircraft enthusiasts attempt to cut up and dismantle a precious Lockeed Lodestar aircraft 60km across the Trans-Canada highway in Vancouver, Canada.


For More Information:
Alexis Hood, Discovery Channel, ahood@discovery.ca or 416.332.4426