[pct-l] The Dark Side of "Survivor Man" & "Man Versus Wild"

[Tortoise]

Instead of virtual reality, we have pseudo reality.

Tortoise

<> He who finishes last, wins! <>

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Freiman, Paul wrote:
> I don't know if anyone else noticed, but when he was in the Sierras... at one of his campsites... there was a cut log.  In other words, he was at a real campsite and he had found a trail.  Bear proceeded to get hypothermic in the water though, cause that is good TV.
> Capt bivy
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> Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 19:15:15 EDT
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> In case you aren't familiar with these Discovery Channel  series, they
> involve "stranding" a survival expert in the wilds somewhere &  filming his
> escape/eventual rescue.  The series are quite entertaining and  informative, but I had
> never considered their dark side until I read the  letter about the
> Survivalist who planned to live in the woods with no food  provisions and minimal
> supplies.
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