The following month, TNT's general director was transferred to the GPM Entertainment TV subsidiary (whose general director was Artur Janibekyan) as its channel director. The position was created for Igor Mishin, who left on June 15. TNT premiered "Island", a reality show spoofing "Dom-2", on February 8. Four men and four women reach a deserted island on which TV cameras are hidden. On the first day, the film crew "dies" in a yacht explosion. The show's participants, falsely convinced that millions of viewers are watching them, rush to produce the show and organize SMS voting. Like the participants in "Dom-2", they pair off and begin relationships. They are accompanied by a local resident who does not speak their language and whom they do not understand. There are a number of mocking references to "Dom-2" and other TNT programs. Igor Karev of Gazeta.ru recommended "Island" to fans of "Interns" and those who "have always dreamed of watching "Dom-2", but hesitated to do so." The series' success spawned a second season, followed by a third scheduled for 2018. "Olga", starring Yana Troyanova, was a comedy-drama which outdid "Interns" and "P. E. Teacher" in popularity among its target nationwide 14–44 audience in September. Its ratings doubled TNT's average daily audience. "The Bearded Guy: Understand and Forgive" was based on "Nasha Russia". Grigory Constantinople's four-episode black comedy, "A Drunken Firm", starred Mikhail Yefremov, Elizaveta Boyarskaia, Anna Mikhalkova and Marat Basharov. It received the Best TV Film/Series award from the Association of Producers of Cinema and Television, and Efremov received the Best Actor award. On December 27, TNT began broadcasting in HD. "The Adaptation", a comedy series, premiered in February. The Central Intelligence Agency conducts a secret operation, Rosilda, to gather information about Russian technology for gas production. The CIA's best agent, Ashton Ivey, infiltrates Gazprom Dobycha YANAO in Noyabrsk as Russian engineer Oleg Menshov. He meets Marina and Valera on the way to Noyabrsk, who complicates his work. The series stars Leonid Bichevin and Peter Jacobson. Although it begins with an announcement that the plot is "imaginary", the authors say that it is based on some fact.