Spike orders three new series

Spike TV has purchased a trio of shows to assist it expand in to the reality genre. Obtaining the greenlight in the Viacom-possessed cabler are "Full Bounty," "Tattoo Bad dreams" and "Rat Bastards." No premiere dates happen to be introduced. In "Full Bounty," from Craig Poznick and John Stevens of Zoo Prods., 12 first-time bounty predators will chase lower fugitives to win cash. From "Jersey Shoreline" creator Sally Ann Salsano and her 495 Prods. shingle, "Tattoo Bad dreams" will examine a few of the worst body tats and just how people attempt to eliminate them with the aid of tattoo removal experts. Extra-large rats are in the middle of "Rat Bastards." Series examines several "Cajun Commandoes" who turn to search vermin within the Mississippi delta region on the four-month window. Show comes from Studio Lambert and American Chainsaw shingles, they behind Spike's "Gemstone Divers." "These shows share a style of bigger-than-existence figures in extreme situations in which the high stakes are really the,Inch stated network topper Sharon Levy. Spike can also be set to regenerate "World's Craziest Police Videos," which went on Fox 1998-2002 and will also be created by Pilgrim Galleries and Pursuit Prods. Additionally, cabler will air the 2-part special "Urban Jungle Guy," a good extreme animal handler who rescues, captures and relocates harmful and exotic creatures in Gotham. Asylum Entertainment will produce. Contact Stuart Levine at stuart.levine@variety.com