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100 Miles From Nowhere Takes You Places You'll Never Go (Animal Planet)

No one needs to be reminded of our selfie epidemic, and certainly not when traveling. (Hey, you people mugging for your GoPros — anybody notice the Grand Canyon out there?)

Happily, "100 Miles from Nowhere," an extreme travelogue from Animal Planet, isn't swarming with tourists as its trio of intrepid adventurers makes glorious use of video selfies — and gives the tired reality-TV genre a jolt.

"100 Miles" (which premiered last week and airs Sundays at 10 p.m. EDT) stars Matt Galland and his pals Danny Bryson and Blake Josephson as they seek out paths that are not just less traveled but nonexistent, in some of the most remote spots in the world.

Their mission: Celebrate nature, share some laughs and put themselves and their friendship to the test as they cover 100 miles in four days.

But unlike the traditional documentary or reality show there is no production crew shadowing this threesome. They tote their own cameras, shoot their own footage and interview one another along the way, capturing their rugged escapades as they endure them.

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