Bravo Preps First Standalone Digital Series

NEW YORK: Bravo Media’s first-ever standalone digital series, Going Off the Menu, makes its debut on BravoTV.com on April 18.

Launched with brand partner Toyota, the six-episode series follows James Beard Award-winning food documentarian Liza De Guia and Michelin-rated underground chef Russell Jackson as they track down Los Angeles’s most surprising underground and exclusive foodie experiences.

The first three episodes will premiere on Monday, April 18, with three more episodes available the following week on Monday, April 25. The show will be available on platforms such as BravoTV.com, VOD, Bravo Now, YouTube and Facebook.

“We’re thrilled to satisfy the hunger of our passionate and food-enthused Bravo fans with the debut of Going Off the Menu,” said Lisa Hsia, the executive VP of digital for Bravo and Oxygen Media. “The launch of Bravo’s first-ever standalone digital series marks a continued investment in digital video content by the network in an ongoing effort to attract a broader audience of new consumers while also satisfying our core Bravo viewer.”

“We’re excited that partners like Toyota understand the value of Bravo’s strong engagement across all platforms,” added Laura Molen, the executive VP of lifestyle advertising sales at NBCUniversal. “As research shows, connecting with this type of premium, digital content deepens consumer loyalty with brands in ways only our content can.”