YouTube Red has unveiled the trailer today for its latest kid-friendly series starring plumber-turned-backyard inventor Colin Furze.
The 37-year-old U.K.-based YouTube star, who counts 5.3 million subscribers on his flagship channel, will headline Furze World Wonders. In the 10-episode series bowing Sept. 28, Furze will put his invention skills to good use in order to help other people — including assisting a brother and sister achieve a Guinness Record for the world’s largest water rocket, and enabling one family to up the ante on their annual water fight with an epic battle barge.
Check out the trailer for the 9 Story Media Group-produced series — which will be available on both YouTube and the YouTube Kids app — right here:
Furze has skyrocketed to viral renown on YouTube thanks to clips like The Jet Bicycle (26 million views) and DIY Wolverine claws (17 million views). On this season of Furze World Wonders, he will also build a giant pinball machine for a charity event, help one maid of honor host an epic medieval engagement party, and build a giant canine playground for a dog rescue.
Other family-friendly YouTube Red shows that have already been released include: We Are Savvy starring Bratayley‘s Annie LeBlanc; Hyperlinked featuring the buzzy girl group L2M; and an animated series inspired by the mobile game Fruit Ninja called Frenzy Force. Furze’s most recent projects include This Book Isn’t Safe, a how-to tome for young inventors, and an appearance in the Red Bull documentary Kings Of Content, which chronicles the rise of online video creators.
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