Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

InformationRap This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

Roxie The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Cheryl A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

dollisonautomotive this show is complete B.S. Every episode is basically the same.Completely staged.It seems none of the contestants have any common sense and the producers are even dumber.Once you have seen one episode you have seen them all. its discovery channel, take this garbage off and put on something real

tbartif I just watched N&A Croatia and while the girl did have bad burns If they were 3rd degree burns they would not have been painful. When a burn is a severe third degree everything is destroyed including The nerves. She probably had second degree burns which are painful. I would like to see her and this guy try it again together. I think that these two Are very good together and it's too bad that she had to tap out so early. I think if the medics could have helped her keep the burns clean and give Her something for pain just for a few days, she would not have had to Tap out so soon. I assume the medics carry morphine or something for Pain so I just think it could have helped her stay in the competition.

engrmansoorhabib So here we go on a journey with a Man and Woman stripped down to the basic elements that a human being had hundreds of years ago. The Environment is harsh, the set is real, emotions are tense, moral is down, hunger is taking the best of them, thirst is bringing them to the brink of death and what happens next and in between will leave you speechless. Every second is tense, you cannot predict what will happen next. Will they break or will they be able to complete the challenge. 21 days; unlike any other 21 days and Nights. So gear up, hold your breath and embark on a journey with the participants on an adventure of a life time. I am going to highly recommend it to everyone and especially the outdoors lovers. If you think you are tough and you have what it takes to survive outdoors, after watching this I guarantee you will be forced to THINK AGAIN...

tnic-83899 I never watched this program until this year (2015) and I found myself "binge watching" most of the episodes over a couple of weekends. The show is like eating potato chips. You can't watch just one, so if you are DVR-ing, you will probably do what I did and watch perhaps four in a sitting. But I'm a skeptic, and when you watch a bunch of these in one sitting, certain patterns emerge. There's more to this show than meets the eye. In three of the episodes that I watched this weekend, someone conveniently finds an old metal pot, which is interesting because it doesn't make sense that a pot would just magically appear, like the holy grail, in the snake-infested muck of a Louisiana bayou, or in an alligator-infested river in Botswana? If you don't have access to potable water, you're not going to make it to 21 days and this is an expensive production. "Look at that! A pot! I can't believe it! Now we can boil water!" Also, it seems each person can only bring one tool for the trip, which in most cases is a knife and a fire starter. (Lol, how odd that they NEVER each bring the same thing, like, "Darn, I brought a fire starter too!! Now what are we going to do?") And while it is fun to see the scary animals lurking in the bushes, you will never see a shot of a lion or hyena in the same frame as the people. Hyenas are opportunistic feeders who select the easiest and most attractive food. Are you telling me that these two naked and unarmed humans would not be a tasty snack? How dangerous are these places, for real? Is there actually a resort a few yards away that you can't see? I mean, really, would the producers spend all that money on one episode, only to leave the participants in their little shelters at night, with no protection, and go back to their cozy campsite, only to return in the morning to find that they'd been devoured by a lion? I don't think so. I could pull off a version of this show in my own back yard, sit naked in a patch of trees between my house and my neighbor's for 21 days, digging a hole for water and catching termites, grasshoppers and squirrels to eat. You would never know my house was 20 feet in front of me. But I do like this show. In fact, I am giving it a 6 out of 10. In addition to being entertaining, it is educational and actually a fascinating concept. You can learn a lot about survival techniques from this show, and the scenery is beautiful. I just think you have to keep an open mind and take it for what it is, or isn't.