With the motto of “Upset the Uptight,” Rad Girls Ramona, Darling Clementine, and Munchie are returning to television this fall on MavTV.

Rad Girls is a TV show based on the brash, bold antics of three California girls and their equally daring friends. They challenge convictions by simply disregarding them, turning heads and wreaking havoc everywhere they go.

Rad Girls was a highly rated success on the FUSE TV network and episodes from season one continue to air there. Season two will air exclusively on MavTV, with eight new episodes in production this summer being taped in full high definition. The new season premieres Nov. 7, 2008.

Rob Stevens, MavTV SVP of Programming, says, “We’ve been fans of the Rad Girls for a long time and are thrilled by the unique opportunity to bring this fantastic series to MavTV. Our irreverent men’s network is a perfect home for the Rad Girls and we’re turning these ladies loose to make season two even more outrageous than the first.”

“We are thrilled to be working with MavTV for our second season,” said Rad Girls Executive Producer and Co-Creator Ramona Cash. “MavTV is all about providing their audience with an alternative to mainstream television — that’s exciting for us since, clearly, we ain’t exactly like the other chicks on TV.”

Executive Producer and Co-Creator Jason Martinez said viewers can expect to see skits in which the Rad Girls test their own endurance (and test others’ patience). From using a beer bong to eat a pureed version of a day’s worth of meals to setting up a slip and slide in some very unexpected places around Los Angeles, audiences will probably be equal parts surprised, shocked and turned on.

Cash and fellow Rad Girls, Darling Clementine and Munchie, enjoy a tremendous worldwide fan base because of the TV show and the viral nature of their comedy in the online world.

“Our fans are loyal enough to dress up as the Rad Girls for Halloween, re-enact stunts, tattoo the RG logo across their torsos and arms, and beg to be included in future skits as an act of admiration. Our demographic has tended to be young people -- teenagers and college kids -- especially skaters, musicians and artists. Single moms call us ‘role models’ for their kids and men email marriage proposal daily,” Cash said.

Since the show hit the airwaves in April 2007, the Rad Girls have been invited to participate in everything from bikini/runway anti-modeling at one of the hottest clubs in Hollywood to barging professional snowboarding competitions in Squaw Valley and wakeboarding events in northeast Florida. They have shared the bill with bands like The Roots, Pepper, Dinosaur Jr., and the Crystal Method and are looking forward to joining the Vans WARP Tour this summer in California.

Together they seek to develop a sense of what truly exemplifies a RAD Girl, capturing the process on film.

The Rad Girls production team is collaborative and experimental, often initiating brainstorming sessions with the phrase, “Wouldn’t it be funny if…”

“We are close friends in real life,” Cash said. “I’d describe our brand of humor as a blend of physical stunts, verging on slapstick, mixed with more subversive and psychological pranks. Of course we want to challenge peoples’ ideas about women and make them think, but ultimately we really just want to make them laugh.”