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The Island with Bear Grylls - ch 4 now
The Island with Bear Grylls - ch 4 now
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Poor old cayman, killed for our entertainment
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Heston Blumenthal seething that he didn't think of this.
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I've eaten croc and I thought it tasted like fishy chicken but more chicken than fish.
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A few press articles this week seem to suggest that the finding of those large fishing nets may have not been pure luck
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Ryan getting bullied
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He's breached health & safety
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After they 'found' the fishing net I was expecting them to walk around the headland and find a brand new fully fitted kitchen with a generator washed up on the shore and a fully charged satellite mobile phone.
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I'm a bit surprised that none of them are very inventive. The first hunting aid should be a simple atlatl. Easy and quick to make, it would improve their chances enormously with the seabirds.
Also, they need to 'tool-up' and actively target the caymans (that looks SO wrong!!  ). That is their best source of protein so far. |
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Channel was accused of fakery last night after it emerged producers set up a water supply and let loose two crocodiles on survival show The Island with Bear Grylls.
It has also emerged that four of the “13 ordinary men” marooned for a month were TV professionals with experience of extreme conditions and at least two had worked with Grylls before. In last week’s opening episode, the dehydrated camp-mates came close to despair as time ran out to find a source of fresh drinking water. When they eventually found it, viewers were not told that the murky supply was actually a rubber-lined pool put there by the production crew |
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I suppose some of this fakery is necessary...the water supply for example, or they would all simply die in episode three. Mind, we could watch the birds, crabs and other locals enjoying their feast!
I must say that I find the Ed(?) Stafford series 'Marooned' a much greater challenge. He is marooned in various different areas with nothing...not even his underpants, usually! |
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When they eventually found it, viewers were not told that the murky supply was actually a rubber-lined pool put there by the production crew
That's a classic, Percy! |