Ross Kemp: Extreme World

Season 6

6 episodes · Jul 8, 2017

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  • S6E1

    Texas

    Jul 8, 201760m

    The actor travels to more of the most dangerous places on Earth, beginning by heading to Austin, Texas, to investigate growing racial tension in the wake of President Trump's election. He discovers hate groups are gaining in popularity and extremists on both sides are arming themselves for a race war, and speaks to members of the Ku Klux Klan and a black separatist militia group

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  • S6E2

    West Bank

    Jul 15, 201760m

    Ross Kemp is unflappable as he investigates the devastating physical and psychological impact that a new drug called hydro is having on the local Palestinian and Israeli populations. With such a fractious political situation in the region and the police forces unable to work together, it’s a complex problem that’s being left up to local communities to try to solve themselves

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  • S6E3

    Manila

    Jul 22, 201760m

    This edition uncovers the dark underbelly of crystal meth use in the Philippines and the country’s new — and highly controversial — president Rodrigo Duterte. Despite being loved by many, his zero tolerance policy on drug abuse is shocking. Under his rule so far, 3,000 suspected drug dealers and users have been killed and, as Kemp discovers, it’s the police who appear to be the ones giving the orders.

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  • S6E4

    Naples

    Jul 29, 201760m

    Ross gains unprecedented access to the world of the Camorra crime syndicate as he investigates a street war that has claimed more than 4,000 lives in Naples

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  • S6E5

    Madagascar

    Aug 6, 201760m

    Ross heads deep into Madagascar's bandit lands as he investigates how organised and murderous cattle rustling gangs have villagers living in fear.

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  • S6E6

    Libya

    Aug 13, 201760m

    Ross travels to North Africa as he investigates the arduous journeys taken by those desperate to leave Libya for Europe.

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