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Everest: Beyond the Limit
Season 2 Logo of Everest: Beyond the Limit
Starring	Season 1:Russell Brice,Maxime Chaya,Mark Inglis,Brent Merrell,Terry O'Connor Season 2: Russell Brice,Rod Babar,Monica Piris,Phurba Tashi,Katsusuke Yanagisawa,Fred Ziel
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	19
Production
Running time	60 Minutes
Original release
Network	Discovery Channel
Release	November 14, 2006 (2006-11-14) – December 30, 2009 (2009-12-30)

Everest: Beyond the Limit is aDiscovery Channelreality television series about yearly attempts to summitMount Everest organized and led by New ZealanderRussell Brice.

For the first season, a 17-member production crew followed 11 climbers, three guides, and a team ofSherpas up the mountain in April and May 2006. The first season's six-part series included double-amputeeMark Inglis' ascent and brief footage of British climberDavid Sharp, who died in the attempt. The series was shot using high altitude equipment and helmet mounted cameras worn bySherpas.^[1]

In the second season, biker Tim Medvetz and Danishasthmatic Mogens Jensen returned to successfully summit despite Jensen's initial unwillingness to use oxygen and Medvetz's accidental fall and hand injury. Jensen nearly died on the descent when apiton attached to a rock pass came loose and he fell fifteen feet off the slope. Rod Baber ascended ahead of Medvetz with a cell phone battery taped to his chest, which upon summiting he used to make a mobile phone call to his family. Millionaire David Tait attempted the first double-traverse of Everest, planning to ascend the north side, descend the south, and make the return trip. Tait reached the south side base but declined to complete his plan as he had lagged behindPhurba Tashi. Fred Ziel completed his first summit of Everest from the north side (he had previously failed twice after climbing the south), while Katsusuke Yanagisawa—at age 71—became the oldest man to summit Everest as of 2007. Yanagi experienced intermittent throat pain but was otherwise completely healthy upon his return to base camp. The following day, Brice presented him with a gift before packing up camp.

The third season of Everest premiered on Discovery on December 27, 2009. The series followed Russell Brice'sHimex team as they, this time, climbed the South face, which is well known for such obstacles as the Hillary step and the Khumbu icefall. David Tait also made a surprise return to the show to climb the Everest for a third time, this time without oxygen.

Following the last four episodes of the second season ofEverest, the Discovery Channel aired anAfter the Climb segment similar to theDeadliest Catch series'After the Catch.Phil Keoghan hosted discussions on several subjects with the show's participants and several well-known climbers, includingPeter Hillary. Common topics includedmeteorology, dangers such asfrostbite and oxygen starvation, equipment (especially the use of oxygen), and the workings of Brice's business.

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• 2000s American reality television series
• 2006 American television series debuts
• 2009 American television series endings
• Discovery Channel original programming
• Mount Everest
• Television shows filmed in China
• Television shows filmed in Nepal

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