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Strah ( Bulgarian: Страх) is a Bulgarian stunt TV show, an adaptation of the American reality show Fear Factor. The first season of the show was broadcast on Nova TV from March 1, 2009, ^[1] and the second season from July 9 ^[2] to September 9, 2011. It was hosted by Atanas Mihaylov. ^[3]

Controversy

On March 24, 2009, mass media reported that a 13-year-old in Kozloduy died while trying to repeat a stunt from the show. ^[4] The Council for Electronic Media found a violation of the requirements of the national legislation on television and radio, according to which radio and television operators are obliged not to allow the broadcasting of programs endangering the physical and mental health of minors and minors containing violence and cruelty. ^[5] Following the tragic incident in Kozloduy, the Council for Electronic Media met with the management of Nova TV and agreed that the remaining 11 episodes of the TV show will be aired with special signals and additional parent control warnings. ^[6]

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