Name: Pyros
Released: 2012-04-24T07:00:00.000Z

TV Show · Documentary

Pyros is a reality television series that follows Montreal based pyrotechnic company, Groupe Fiatlux-Ampleman, as they travel to Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Congo, France, Germany, and the United States locations and attempt to execute large fireworks displays. Pyros premiered on the Discovery Channel on April 24, 2012. It was renewed for a second season which aired May 26, 2013.

2012 · 21m

EPISODE 1

Quebec City Carnival

Tonight is a breakout opportunity for the GFA. They have won the bid to open the world's biggest winter festival, the Quebec City Carnival. The festival holds a special place in the hearts of the GFA team. A tradition going back 100 years, it will be a challenging show that has to be timed perfectly to live music.

21m
EPISODE 2

Congo

The boys storm the Congo and fight to fire a show while all hell breaks loose around them. With his brother, Mathieu, Philippe returns to the Congo after swearing to never return, to help set up a massive show to celebrate their independence day.

21m
EPISODE 3

Istanbul

Phil and Eric tangle with a rowdy crew from from Australia. Along with this other team, they must pull off a humongous firework show arming a 1.5 kilometer bridge. Their biggest test in Istanbul is about to begin.

21m
EPISODE 4

Berlin

When GFA competes on the international stage, the gloves come off. They are outnumbered and outgunned, but are still betting they can take home a trophy. The little team from Montreal is determined to hold its own.

21m
EPISODE 5

Rio and Quebec City

An International Double Header In Two Hemispheres Has Gfa Reeling Can They Pull Off The Biggest Night Of The Year New Years Eve On Home Turf And Rio Simultaneously

21m
EPISODE 6

Valencia and Barcelona

All hell breaks loose on the streets of Valencia. Philippe and Sabastien, two of GFA's stars, are going on a mission to the Mecca of fireworks. They'll be overseas and possibly in over their heads...

21m

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