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It Is About Time This Show Found A Different Venue
Its about time this show moved from the tame jungle of Australia to somewhere more tougher like Antarctica now that would be a challenge, it would be good to see a survival type show in a cold climate, what do you think?.....
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Do they have jungles in Antarctica?
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Wasn't there already an ITV show that did it in the Arctic? 64 Degrees North(?) I think it was called, and it failed. I've always thought they should try it in another country though.
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The fact that you can hear Jimmy shouting at Joe Swash on ITV2 makes a mockery of the whole jungle isolation thing. They might just as well be on a film set in Elstree.
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Do they have jungles in Antarctica?
![]() Yes it's a good idea. No need for a jungle, but Antarctica is classed as a desert, I just think if would be a great format just to watch a group of people surviving in such inhospitable conditions if the great explores of the last century could do it people like Shackleton, who managed to build a hut and survive it would be good to watch others give it a go..... |
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It's not really a jungle . I expect to see large animals roaming in a jungle . It's seems just like a forest . They don't even seem to get any mosquitos .
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I'd like to see a return of Survivor.
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Wasn't there already an ITV show that did it in the Arctic? 64 Degrees North(?) I think it was called, and it failed. I've always thought they should try it in another country though.
You're right, it was a failure. Cancelled after 2 series.
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They have put too much money into the infrastructure to move it,I understand they even rent it out to other organisations as well.
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No need for a jungle, but Antarctica is classed as a desert, I just think if would be a great format just to watch a group of people surviving in such inhospitable conditions if the great explores of the last century could do it people like Shackleton, who managed to build a hut and survive it would be good to watch others give it a go.....
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It's not really a jungle . I expect to see large animals roaming in a jungle . It's seems just like a forest . They don't even seem to get any mosquitos .
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No need for a jungle, but Antarctica is classed as a desert, I just think if would be a great format just to watch a group of people surviving in such inhospitable conditions if the great explores of the last century could do it people like Shackleton, who managed to build a hut and survive it would be good to watch others give it a go.....
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You're right, it was a failure. Cancelled after 2 series.
