Sudbury, December 27, 2007 — Following three successful seasons as a television series, March Entertainment's eagerly awaited feature-length film based on the popular cartoon Chilly Beach will make its national debut on Super Channel, the recently launched Canadian pay-TV network from Allarco Entertainment.

Chilly Beach: The World is Hot Enough, based on the Gemini-nominated hit animated series, will make its first television appearance on Wednesday, January 2, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. (EST) on Super Channel.

Fans who subscribe to the premium channel on the Rogers Cable or Bell ExpressVu service can catch the first glimpse of this animated epic chronicling Canada's challenges in dealing with our four seasons: winter already?, dead of winter, still freakin' winter and Indian Winter (a.k.a. First Nations Winter). Fans will also be able to witness Canadian and U.S. forces battle to outdo each other in feats of global warming and planetary destruction.

Produced by Sudbury, Ontario and Toronto-based March Entertainment, Chilly Beach: The World is Hot Enough represents the first time a Canadian property has evolved from online "webisodes" into a network television show and from there, a feature film.

Further information, including future DVD release dates and a cinematic trailer, will be posted on http://www.chillybeach.com and http://www.ilaugh.com, March Entertainment's online comedy portal.