think it's going to be one of them programes you shout at the telly like some old biddy /my wifes not bushy but she was shouting GET OF YOUR BACKSIDES AND DO SOMETHING mind you she's always on the go drives me mad won't sit still.
I would question how a metal tin washed up in such good condition but plastic bottles I can believe.
Also, glasses have concave lenses and thus are no good for starting fires.
I noticed in the end credits someone listed as chief coconut hider, so presumably the idea is to find out if they have some imagination as opposed to giving up at the first hurdle. Plus it would be a very short programme if they all die within a week. Still I do think you would quickly see some of the team as anchors rather than sailors if you catch my drift. Enjoying the entertainment so far.
Just so you guys know...Liam Humphrey is the head of commissioning at Channel 4. I presume the production gave him that title as a in house joke...
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/in-depth/liam-humphreys-c4/5047054.article
And also remember, these guys are not survival experts, or even enthusiasts. They are just your average Joe from the street. One thing I hope Bushcraft enthusiasts can take from this show, is than a lot of skills and techniques you see in books, simply do not work in real life.
I say this with my hand on heart...This show is as close to a real life survival situation as we were allowed to get to make a TV show. It was right on the edge.
Hope you enjoy it.
And remember very few people think clearly when dumped in those conditions and in that situation...I think they did bloody well...
I wondered how they got picked to go on the show ?
Thought I saw a net in the water!
They may have put that there so they had fish to eat but they have to catch it themselves?!?!
Does anyone know the brand of that small pouch with waist and shoulder strap they all have?
Looks like a good size.