Twelve days into Stranded with a Million Dollars, and the good guys finally start taking what they’re entitled to from the #MeanGirls on this survival reality show. Actually, I should say the “good girl” fought back, because Makani’s the one who finally stood up to Alex. Cody’s enjoying all the benefits without sticking his neck
Last week it was a food pot, this week Makani’s sticky fingers see her sneak away with the tent on Stranded With A Million Dollars. The power struggle in the camp continues as Makani puts her foot down after taking the tent and trying to erect it in a new location. She tells Alex and
FOX’s new reality challenge show Kicking & Screaming is a comedy, right? It’s not a “survival” show by any means – the contestants are given machetes, knives, fire starters, and battery-powered headlamps, for God’s sake. I can only assume they provided them with water, too, since they’re a few days in and not one single person
The Millennials Stranded with a Million Dollars on MTV are eight days into their 40-day challenge, and they’ve only got $65,000 left of $200,000 they’ve received so far. Only eight days in, and just seven of the original 10 participants are left. It’ll be down to six before the end of the third episode. The next
Things get tense on this week’s Stranded With a Million Dollars on MTV, when contestants Makani and Cody steal and eat the campers’ food. Watch the clip below as fellow competitor Alex pulls up Makani after the food goes missing and asks her whether she and Cody ate it. The incident happens after Makani takes
Only Millennials would blow $105,000 in 30 seconds to buy non-essential survival supplies, including a pizza delivery. If anybody survives MTV’s Stranded with a Million Dollars’ 40-day challenge, they’ll be lucky if they can afford Starbucks on what’s left at the end. But I’ve jumped ahead. Let me back up and set the stage for
Tonight’s the second episode of MTV’s new creation Stranded with a Million Dollars, and it’s going to start getting ugly. I can’t wait til they start killing each other off. The show pits 10 Millennials against each other in a challenge to survive on a South Pacific Island, for 40 days with $1million. Those who
Because there obviously aren’t enough Survivor-esque shows out there now, MTV premiered Stranded with a Million Dollars last night, featuring a cast of Millennials, filmed almost entirely by drones and robo cameras. It’s a social experiment that tests how many basic necessities these Millennials are willing to do without, in order to win the money.
MTV’s new reality gameshows series Stranded With a Million Dollars sees 10 contestants who are total strangers left on an island with, yup, you guessed it $1million. Those cast members that manage to survive for 40 days get to keep the cash, but there’s a twist. During their stay they have to buy supplies to keep